Hyundai MY26 Tucson Order Deadline Approaching
Hyundai has announced that July 24 will be the final day to submit orders for the 2026 Tucson, including both gasoline (ICE) and hybrid (HEV) models. However, Hyundai cautions that even orders placed before the deadline may not be fulfilled if order volume exceeds remaining production capacity. Customers are encouraged to submit orders as soon as possible to maximize the likelihood of receiving allocation.
For fleet operators, this is an important reminder to finalize Tucson acquisition plans immediately. Waiting until the order deadline could increase the risk of missing available production, potentially delaying deliveries into the 2027 model year. Fleets should work closely with their fleet management company or dealer to submit orders early and improve their chances of securing 2026 production.
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Toyota Opens Additional 2027 Model Order Banks
Toyota has opened order banks for several 2027 model-year vehicles, including the Corolla Hatchback, Land Cruiser, Prius Hybrid, Prius Plug-in Hybrid, bZ, bZ Woodland, Camry, Corolla Gas, and Crown. These models are now available for fleet ordering, allowing customers to begin securing production for the 2027 model year.
Gas Prices Rise for First Time in Two Months
The national average price of gasoline increased 10.3 cents over the past week to $4.85 per gallon, ending an eight-week streak of declining prices. The increase follows rising crude oil prices driven by renewed conflict involving the U.S. and Iran, creating concerns about tighter global fuel supplies. Despite the weekly increase, gasoline prices remain 21.2 cents lower than a month ago but are still 71 cents higher than this time last year. The Midwest continues to offer some of the lowest regional fuel prices, averaging $3.66 per gallon, while the West Coast remains the highest at $4.83 per gallon.