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Hyundai TUCSON Element Hybrid vs Nissan Qashqai e-POWER running costs

Compare cost per mile, monthly energy or fuel cost and annual running cost for Hyundai TUCSON Element Hybrid and Nissan Qashqai e-POWER.

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Efficiency figures are manually checked against cited UK manufacturer sources.

MY2027 · Element 1.6T 239PS Hybrid 6AT 17-inch50.4 UK mpg
Verified dataset
MY2026 · e-POWER 205PS 2WD automatic62.8 UK mpg
Verified dataset
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Your driving and energy prices

Official defaults are dated and may fall back when a source is unavailable. Public charging is illustrative. You can replace every value.

miles

Your estimated distance over 12 months

p/kWh

GB-average Ofgem cap default — replace with your tariff
Ofgem energy price cap · 2026-07-01 · fallback

p/kWh

Average price paid away from home
Editable illustrative assumption · 2026-08-27 · fallback

%

The rest is charged at the public rate

p/litre

Used by petrol and all non-plug-in hybrids
DESNZ weekly road fuel prices · 2026-08-24

p/litre

Used only by diesel vehicles
DESNZ weekly road fuel prices · 2026-08-24

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Your comparison

Running costs at a glance

Vehicle A

Hyundai TUCSON Element Hybrid

Full hybrid (petrol)
£1,457.91estimated energy or fuel cost per year
Cost per mile
14.58p
Monthly cost
£121.49
Annual cost
£1,457.91
Vehicle B

Nissan Qashqai e-POWER

Series hybrid (petrol)
£1,170.04estimated energy or fuel cost per year
Cost per mile
11.70p
Monthly cost
£97.50
Annual cost
£1,170.04
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Comparison summary

Nissan Qashqai e-POWER is £23.99 cheaper per month

Under these assumptions.

Monthly difference
£23.99
Annual difference
£287.87
Per-mile difference
2.88p
Break-even electricity rate

N/A

Break-even electricity price applies only when comparing one EV with one petrol, diesel, or non-plug-in hybrid vehicle.

How this is calculated

Assumptions

Annual mileage
10,000 miles
Home electricity
26.1p/kWh
Public electricity
65p/kWh
Home charging
80%
Petrol
161.6p/litre
Diesel
182.8p/litre

EV costs use a blend of home and public charging. Fuel costs use UK MPG and exactly 4.54609 litres per imperial gallon. Mild, full and series hybrids are non-plug-in petrol hybrids and use the petrol price.

Results are estimates based on stated vehicle efficiencies and entered prices. They exclude purchase price, depreciation, insurance, servicing, tax, financing, charging losses, seasonal variation and weather.

Data provenanceVehicle data and sources

Hyundai TUCSON Element Hybrid

MY2027 · Element 1.6T 239PS Hybrid 6AT 17-inch

Confidence: verified
Last verified
2026-08-27
Efficiency basis
published

Official WLTP combined consumption for the Element 239PS self-charging hybrid on 17-inch wheels.

Nissan Qashqai e-POWER

MY2026 · e-POWER 205PS 2WD automatic

Confidence: estimated
Last verified
2026-08-27
Efficiency basis
range endpoint

Nissan publishes a 62.8–64.2mpg WLTP range for the new e-POWER system. The conservative 62.8mpg endpoint is used.

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