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Facts about Hyundai Tucson
- The Hyundai Tucson was first introduced in the UK in 2004.
- It was designed to be a smaller version of the popular Hyundai Santa Fe.
- Its original design was based on the same platform as the Hyundai Elantra and the second-generation Kia Sportage.
- It is named after the American city of the same name, Tucson, Arizona.
- The second-generation Tucson sold from 2009-2015 was renamed to Hyundai ix35 in Europe.
- It is Hyundai’s best-selling model and nearly 1.5 million have been sold in Europe.
- There have been four generations and multiple facelifts.
- Europe is the second biggest market for the Tucson, after the United States.
- Its closest competitors are the Ford Kuga, Volkswagen Tiguan, and Nissan Qashqai.
- The European fourth-generation Hyundai Tucson is assembled at the Hyundai’s Nošovice plant in Czechia.
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Frequently asked questions about Hyundai Tucson
Is Hyundai Tucson worth buying?
The latest-generation Hyundai Tucson is absolutely worth buying if you’re in search of a dependable everyday crossover SUV. It offers plenty of interior space and the interior trim has been greatly refined over the years to increase comfort and practicality. The Tucson is great for city driving but it’s also fantastic for commuting or travelling longer distances. In terms of handling and performance, it’s just fine - nothing special but certainly nothing wrong with it, either.
What are the disadvantages of the Hyundai Tucson?
Some Hyundai Tucson owners and reviewers have noted that older petrol variants did not offer the amount of power that was expected for an SUV of its class. Moreover, older Tucsons didn’t have the best fuel efficiency although that has been improved over the years and especially now with hybrid and PHEV models available. Furthermore, the Tucson’s exterior appearance can appear jarring or perhaps too bold for some.
Is Hyundai Tucson fuel efficient?
As far as compact crossover SUVs go, the Hyundai Tucson has quite reasonable fuel economy. For example, the 2023 and 2024 Hyundai Tucson had an estimated fuel economy of 31.4 mpg and 34.1 mpg, respectively. Newer Tucsons reviewed by Top Gear had an estimated fuel economy of 40.4 mpg for the baseline powertrain, 44.1 mpg for mild hybrid, and 47.9 mpg for full hybrid.
Is Hyundai Tucson cheap to maintain?
Generally, the Hyundai Tucson’s maintenance and repair costs range from about average to a little more expensive than the average crossover SUV of its class. Older Tucsons didn’t quite have the same fuel economy that newer model years and generations offer, so they can be noticeably more expensive in terms of petrol/diesel.
How long will a Tucson last?
The average Hyundai Tucson should last for around 200,000 miles or perhaps more. This equates to around 15 years with normal driving habits. The lifespan of a Tucson is quite good when compared to competitor SUVs and owners can naturally take advantage of Hyundai’s superb manufacturer’s warranty which has long been one of the best in the industry.