Hyundai is coming back with its original Tucson that replaces the current ix35 available on lease now which you can register your interest!
The new Tucson looks a lot like a Santa-FE, although its a slightly smaller version. As the SUV market is growing rapidly in recent years, Hyundai is getting up-to-date with its SUV range, with its most popular Santa FE and another best-seller the ix35. Tucson will look to develop the success with its striking design and enhanced technology as said by Tony Whitehorn, CEO of the Hyundai UK.
Compare this to the ix35, the Tucson is 65mm longer, 20mm shorter and 30mm wider. Tucson is the mid-size SUV offering greater interior space so the boot space has been dropped by 78 litres.
Here, we have gathered technical specifications for the Hyundai Tucson against its competitors. The Tucson is of similar size to the Renault Kadjar and is just a bit bigger than the Nissan Qashqai.
Models
Current Hyundai ix35
New Hyundai Tucson
Nissan Qashqai
Renault Kadjar
Dimensions
Overall length
4410 millimetres
4475 millimetres
4377 millimetres
4449 millimetres
Overall width
1820 millimetres
1850 millimetres
1806 millimetres
1836 millimetres
Wheelbase
2640 millimetres
2670 millimetres
2646 millimetres
2646 millimetres
Height
1665 millimetres
1645 millimetres
1590 millimetres
1607 millimetres
Capacity
Fuel tank capacity
58 litres
62 litres
55 litres
55 litres
Luggage space (with seats up)
591 litres
513 litres
430 litres
472 litres
Luggage space (with seats down)
1436 litres
1503 litres
1585 litres
1478 litres
Engines
The all-new Tucson will be available in five ranges of EU6 compliant engines including two petrols and three diesels. The petrol units come with a 1.6 litre engines in a choice of two 130 and 175 brake horse powers. The diesel unit comes with 1.7 litre with 114 brake horse power, and 2.0 litre with the choice of 134 and 183 brake horse power.
Here are the engine details:
Petrol
Transmission
Drivetrain
Top speed
Acceleration from 0-62 miles per hour
Combined fuel consumption
CO2 emissions
1.6 litre GDI 132PS
Manual
2WD
113 mph
11.5 seconds
44.8 mpg
147 g/km
1.6 litre T-GDI 177PS
Manual
4WD
114 mph
9.5 seconds
37.2 mpg
177 g/km
Automatic
4WD
112 mph
9.1 seconds
37.7 mpg
175 g/km
Diesel
Transmission
Drivetrain
Top speed
Acceleration from 0-62 miles per hour
Combined fuel consumption
CO2 emissions
UII 1.7-litre 116 PS ISG
Manual
2WD
109 mph
13.7 seconds
61.7 mpg
119 g/km
R 2.0-litre (Standard) 136 PS ISG
Manual
2WD
116 mph
10.6 seconds
58.9 mpg
127 g/km
Automatic
4WD
114 mph
10.9 seconds
54.3 mpg
139 g/km
Automatic
4WD
114 mph
12 seconds
46.3 mpg
160 g/km
R 2.0-litre (HIGH) 185 PS
Manual
4WD
125 mph
9.9 seconds
47.9 mpg
154 g/km
Automatic
4WD
125 mph
9.5 seconds
43.5 mpg
170 g/km
(Note: mph refers as miles per hour, mpg = miles per gallon, g/km = grams per kilometre)
Specifications
Ø The Tucson will be available in four choices of trims: S, SE, SE Nav, Premium and Premium SE. The S is the entry level model priced from £18,695 that comes with 16 alloy wheels, air conditioning, automatic headlights, DAB radio, Bluetooth and USB connectivity as standard.
Ø The SE model is priced from £20,495 and benefits from 17 inch alloy wheels, heated front seats, rear parking sensors, lane keep assist system and dual zone climate control.
Ø The SE Nav trim sounds more practical for business drivers as it comes with reversing camera, 8 inch touchscreen satellite navigation and speed limit information systems.
Ø The Premium level comes with 19 inch alloy wheels, leather upholstery, automatic windscreen wipers, autonomous emergency braking, blind spot detection, heated rear seats, front parking sensors and rear cross traffic alert.
Ø The range topper Premium SE benefits from keyless smart entry, parking assist systems, smart electric tailgate, LED headlights, ventilated front seats, heated steering wheel and a panoramic sunroof with electric tilt and side function.
Hyundai Tucson certainly sounds impressive, just a few months left with the vehicle set to be available to order now business and personal contract hire.
