NEW Hyundai Tucson: This Is a BIG Change
Nobby On Cars
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#Hyundai #HyundaiTucson
The new Hyundai Tucson is here — and this is a much bigger change than a simple facelift.
This is the fifth-generation Hyundai Tucson, with a completely redesigned exterior, a more upright and rugged look, a seriously upgraded interior and plenty of clever new features aimed at making it a better family SUV.
In this first look, I take you through everything you need to know about the new Hyundai Tucson, including the new design, interior, boot space, rear-seat space, technology, charging and the different powertrain options.
There will be petrol, hybrid (HEV) and plug-in hybrid (PHEV) versions, with the new Tucson PHEV producing 292bhp and offering around 80km of electric driving range. There are also some interesting EV-inspired features, including high-power USB charging, stay mode and clever digital key technology.
I also look at some of the details you might otherwise miss — including the 83-degree-opening rear doors, adjustable rear bench, up to 695 litres of boot space, towing capacity of up to 1,900kg, the hidden rear wiper and Hyundai's clever new reverse-assist system.
And yes, there is an N Line version coming, which I'll be bringing you a closer look at very soon.
So, has Hyundai changed enough with the new Tucson to keep its huge customer base coming back?
Let me know what you think in the comments.
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chapters;
00:00 The 5th-Generation Hyundai Tucson
01:29 Tucson Powertrains & PHEV Range
02:00 New Tucson Exterior & Design
03:23 Rear Design & Clever Details
04:19 Boot Space & Towing Capacity
05:15 Huge Rear Doors & Family Space
06:09 Tucson Interior & Stay Mode
07:09 Screens, ADAS & Digital Key
08:09 Rear Space & EV-Like Charging
09:07 Huge Screen & AI Technology
10:38 Spotify, YouTube & Connectivity
11:10 Digital Key & EV-Like Features
11:38 The Clever Reverse Assist
12:05 Built in Europe & Powertrain Choices
12:32 292bhp PHEV & 80km Electric Range
12:57 Has Hyundai Changed Enough?
13:23 New Tucson N Line Coming Soon
13:51 Final Thoughts
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20 Comments
Keep up the great work.
Tucson increased in it’s luxury and utility, I wonder how would premium brands differentiate and justify their prices ahead.
Cheers!
Love the look of this new generation and would be glad to go for it except for the fact that they have barely increased the pure EV range (<70km on 20" wheels). When other manufactures are pushing over 100km pure EV, I think Hyundai badly missed a trick there.
Interior is very similar to a lounge, which is brilliant for rear passengers, but I really don't want the driver to become so comfortable that they forget they are driving a car.
I like that they have reduced the drivers display to the bare minimum. I just wish they hadn't added what they removed onto the central media display. Far too many drivers are easily distracted as it is.
Don't worry about the position of the indicator, few people use them.
Thanks for the great video Nobby 👍🙂
NEW Hyundai Tucson: This Is a BIG Change
Nobby On Cars
23,356 views
#Hyundai #HyundaiTucson
The new Hyundai Tucson is here — and this is a much bigger change than a simple facelift.
This is the fifth-generation Hyundai Tucson, with a completely redesigned exterior, a more upright and rugged look, a seriously upgraded interior and plenty of clever new features aimed at making it a better family SUV.
In this first look, I take you through everything you need to know about the new Hyundai Tucson, including the new design, interior, boot space, rear-seat space, technology, charging and the different powertrain options.
There will be petrol, hybrid (HEV) and plug-in hybrid (PHEV) versions, with the new Tucson PHEV producing 292bhp and offering around 80km of electric driving range. There are also some interesting EV-inspired features, including high-power USB charging, stay mode and clever digital key technology.
I also look at some of the details you might otherwise miss — including the 83-degree-opening rear doors, adjustable rear bench, up to 695 litres of boot space, towing capacity of up to 1,900kg, the hidden rear wiper and Hyundai's clever new reverse-assist system.
And yes, there is an N Line version coming, which I'll be bringing you a closer look at very soon.
So, has Hyundai changed enough with the new Tucson to keep its huge customer base coming back?
Let me know what you think in the comments.
🎧 Podcast: Driver's Republic Podcast link https://open.spotify.com/show/7IkSuTa...
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Patreon Patreon: NobbyOnCars - Just €1.99 per month!
PayPal https://paypal.me/noblemark?locale.x=...
chapters;
00:00 The 5th-Generation Hyundai Tucson
01:29 Tucson Powertrains & PHEV Range
02:00 New Tucson Exterior & Design
03:23 Rear Design & Clever Details
04:19 Boot Space & Towing Capacity
05:15 Huge Rear Doors & Family Space
06:09 Tucson Interior & Stay Mode
07:09 Screens, ADAS & Digital Key
08:09 Rear Space & EV-Like Charging
09:07 Huge Screen & AI Technology
10:38 Spotify, YouTube & Connectivity
11:10 Digital Key & EV-Like Features
11:38 The Clever Reverse Assist
12:05 Built in Europe & Powertrain Choices
12:32 292bhp PHEV & 80km Electric Range
12:57 Has Hyundai Changed Enough?
13:23 New Tucson N Line Coming Soon
13:51 Final Thoughts
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Hyundai has changed quite a lot here, but has it changed enough to tempt you out of your current Tucson?
And if you don't own one, what do you think of the new design? Let me know below 👇
I’ll be bringing you a closer look at the N Line very soon too… 👀