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The Tucson has been a big hit for Hyundai, but will a small change be enough for it to stay a sales success?Read the full review
| LIST PRICE | From $28,150 |
| CARADVICE RATING | 7.8 |
| FUEL ECONOMY | 7.8/100km |
| ANCAP RATING |
This latest update ensures the Tucson has the goods to battle its toughest rivals in what is surely the most competitive auto segment on the planet. Add a five-year unlimited-kay warranty, good looks, loads of features and space for the whole family and you’d be hard pressed not to make this a must on anyone’s shortlist in this segment.
While we wait for the new-generation Toyota RAV4 to debut in Australia, it's worth taking a look at what's on offer right now. Which of these mid-sized SUVs should you consider? Let us help you decide!
Korea's number-one car brand, Hyundai, has launched its subtly facelifted and updated 2019 Tucson. Paul Maric drives.
At this end of the SUV spectrum, it's all about sharp pricing and value for money. Everybody wants to get into an SUV, but which one should you go for? It can be pretty confusing. Here, Paul tests two top competitors in the medium SUV segment.
Read the full article here. The Hyundai Tucson is Australia's second most popular SUV behind the Mazda CX-5, ergo one of the market's top-selling vehicles full stop. By contrast, the newly renamed Ford Escape (nee Kuga) is a perennial underachiever, highly regarded critically but comparatively ignored by buyers...
Read the full article here. When you walk into a Hyundai dealership to check out a Hyundai Tucson, little do you realise how much work goes into building it in the Czech Republic before you write a cheque and drive out the door. Okay — enough of the check, cheque and Czech puns. Last year CarAdvice jetted off to the Czech Republic to look at Hyundai's giant $2...
Read the full review here. The Hyundai Tuscon remains the third-best selling medium SUV in the country and with its value for money proposition and extensive powertrain and package offerings, it’s also one of the most diverse. If the choice of four different powertrains, three transmissions and four variants wasn’t enough, the South Korean brand has now added a limited edition model that celebrates Hyundai's 30 years in Australia...
Learn more about the Hyundai Tucson here. The 2015 Hyundai Tucson is taking the medium SUV fight straight to the sales-leading Mazda CX-5. Some of the CarAdvice team share their thoughts on the car - let us know what you think, is it HOT or NOT? ...
Read the article here. The just-released Hyundai Tucson is gunning to shoot Mazda’s CX-5 off its perch as the top-selling mid-sized SUV range in Australia. And if first impressions are anything to go by, the South Korean threat to Japanese domination looks very real indeed...
Read the article here. The 2016 Hyundai Tucson is bigger, better and finally in contention to take on the best selling SUV in the country. As a replacement for the second-best selling SUV in the country, the Hyundai ix35, the new Tucson (too-sun) has a lot to live up to and starting at $27,990 plus on-road costs, it’s a $1000 price increase over its predecessor...
Car makers are teaming up with smartphone companies to offer consumers the latest in in-car technology from behind the wheel. Interfaces such as Apple CarPlay and Android Auto give drivers a familiar media interface that they can use safely while driving, with voice control a vital element of the new technology...
