Compact SUV: This is how the new Tucson from Hyundai works
Despite all the electric enthusiasm, Hyundai is also sticking to the old school and is renewing the Tucson once again. Under the hood, the Tiguan rival wants to please everyone - almost anyway.
The Hyundai Tucson is set to be launched later this year as a competitor to models like the VW Tiguan and Toyota RAV4. The 4.56-meter long SUV has been built on a conventional platform and features a new design with distinctive folds and new light strips. The interior boasts a redesigned cockpit with a slim display strip and up to 17-inch infotainment screen.
The Tucson will be available with various engines, including a conventional 1.6-liter petrol, a hybrid, and a plug-in hybrid with 17.1 kWh battery and up to 81 km electric range. The hybrid models also feature a battery that can be used as a powerbank to run systems like the air conditioning and infotainment when the engine is off.
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