2023 Hyundai Tucson First Impressions

[@AutodealPh]

To avoid confusion regarding the infotainment, the correct spec 10-inch instrument cluster and an 8-inch infotainment system. 😇

[@kneithelcayleocio4589]

The gasoline tucson only produces 156ps not 183

[@Arvinthevid]

I bought my white gas variant last October and I'll share my insights. Do not forget that the Hyundai Tucson has different drive modes. In usual metro traffic, the average consumption is 4-8 km depending on how heavy the traffic is (eco mode). When I went to the expressway, I was first not impressed with the speed and power but little did I know that I forgot to switch the drive mode to normal. Man, when I switched it to normal mode, the speed and power was amazingly impressive. It was as smooth as butter. I was about to try the sports mode but my mom stopped me. Lol. Fuel consumption in expressway ranges from 9-12km (normal mode). The exterior was outstanding. It's eye-catching cuts and design was impressive. I saw some of my colleagues observing and glancing the car when I parked it one time. They always say that the design was vey "pogi and maangas". Interior was also good especially the lights in the side during night drive. The fact that you can change the colors depending in your liking is a plus. Legroom was veerrryyyy spaaaaciooooous. The auto brake feature is very helpful especially during traffic to avoid foot cramps but I opt to not use it all the time. Technology of the Tucson was superb too. I don't know what its called but every time I turn or park and there is a possible blind spot, a light in the side is automatically activated which saved me for a couple of times already. Overall, the new Tucson exceeded my expectation. I got mine from Hyundai Pampanga from Neil. It was a very smooth transaction.

[@archimedesreymanigbas9623]

How much for the maintenance? I am expecting that there will be a difference since HARI is no longer managing hyundai

[@superflo807]

of course its fast, it is 183 horse power but i dont know which is faster. the tucson or the geely coolray coz they said coolray is so fast and accelerates so fast like a sports car

[@bravemaster99]

@@superflo807 nope, tucson gas variant has a lower horsepower and torque.

[@superflo807]

@@bravemaster99 so the coolray is faster right?

[@bravemaster99]

@@superflo807 I'm not sure about that, under the hood of the Tucson is a 2.0 engine. Overall I'd go for the Tucson.

[@rampge5605]

We currently have the gas variant (bought august 2022). Here are some insights on the car: Fuel Consumption: 5-6km/L in really heavy traffic (eco mode) ; 10-11km/L in highway (normal/sport mode) Acceleration: Has a little delay but huge power kicks in at 2000rpm. More than enough power for city driving Power: No problems in uphill or downhill. Only con it cannot keep up with our Land Rover Defender😂 Technology: Both variants have the same tech so pretty impressive. Wireless Apple Carplay is a huge plus Interior Cabin: Materials are nice and modern. Leather seats are more on the durable side over Mazda's supple nappa leather. Road and tire noise are only kept to a minimum (good insulation) Overall Design: Really stands out on the road Price: Excellent pricing especially compared to the competition Price we paid: P1.570M cash (more or less 50k on in-house insurance) Free Tint and LTO charges P.S. Excellent service too in Hyundai Quezon Avenue🤍

[@novtag9724]

Thanks for sharing your experience. Shortlisting this

[@SabongHobbyist01]

You mean to say, the gasoline variant also has ADAS?

[@rampge5605]

@@SabongHobbyist01 as far as I know, both local variants don't have ADAS.

[@archimedesreymanigbas9623]

How much for the maintenance?

[@RonnelCuison]

@@archimedesreymanigbas9623 i went to the c5 dealership for an early pms, charging me 4800 but but but, when they started to lift the car for the change oil they figured it needs special.oil.and oil filter. Since the car is new they still don't have any tucson brought in their dealership for pms. I was the 1st 1. Unfortunately, they oil.and filter has not arrived yet. They expect it to be here by feb or march. You need 2 bring it 2x a year and not free..unlike mazda.

[@MrHyundaitucson]

Just Bought This New tucson last Yr And about 6 months there is No complain..And Yeaa I love it Very Much...Love Hyundaii❤from Brunei

[@donrobert3581]

I love how hyundai manage to come up with these design starting off with the release of stargazer and throughout the new line up including creta and this.

[@ApexPredatorWithSungGlasses]

Diesel variant all the way. Higher torque at lower RPM, plus reliability won't ever be an issue such that engine would live way past its advertised life.

[@RonnelCuison]

I love this car. It's fast, fuel efficient and it looks darn good. Feels good to drive it in the city. If there's not much traffic I get an 8 to 11 km per liter but if you are driving on stop and go traffic in pasig, mandaluyong and qc, you will just get around 5 to 6 km per liter. Really bad traffic you will get an average of 3-5. The longer you are not moving the lower the average will be. So even if you start good at average 7-8 then you hit a stand still traffic for 30 mins the average will go down coz you are consuming gas but not moving.

[@wonskrad7240]

the design is... talagang pinag-isipan ... galing Hyundai! 👏

[@miguelojera2356]

This could be the cheapest on the segment excluding the new players from China. The base variants of the CX5, RAV4, and Forester are more expensive than the diesel Tuscon. Also the gasoline variant of the CRV is more expensive than the base Tuscon.

[@elishakimadelacruz6858]

Caco, the unbiased one. With that said, I aint skipping ads!

[@breakinankles92]

Oh thank goodness you finally made one for the new tucson!! I was starting to think theres a reason why you didnt have any new content for hyundai cars until now (for 3 yesrs, correct me if i am wrong). But nonetheless im glad it's here now. More power to autodeal!!

[@rm-02-84]

Diesel gives more power and torque than gas. Saddled by an extra 200 kg weight on the diesel, power to weight ratio still gives the edge in performance to the diesel. Aside from that, gas has all the other advantages.

[@aldwinjosephempaces57]

Been monitoring the engagement and views, it seems Hyundai brand and products are becoming much more relatable. Uploading creta review and views engagement already surpasses the changan reviews. Interesting to see how tucson reviews and most especially the EVs IONIQ5.

[@jb_volvo4071]

why the infotainment blend with rainbow color is it AMOLED ???

[@bryanneil4630]

Magaganda talaga Korean cars. Quality din. Solid!

[@Adrian-qb1tp]

Lovely car, I would get the diesel variant as the engine is in a completely different league to the gasoline one.

[@JohnAgustinScuderia458595]

True but I drove them both back to back I found the Gasoline Tucson seems more fun to drive up in the twisties.

[@novtag9724]

@@JohnAgustinScuderia458595hey love your vids, thanks for pointing this out regarding the performance. How does it drive when full?

[@JohnAgustinScuderia458595]

@@novtag9724 Will try that out too soon if and when Hyundai PH will allow lendouts already!

[@a.dbarros5787]

Same Tucson here in the US. Hyundai is really doing good here. Our 1st PMS is scheduled at 8,000miles or 12month.

[@wolfshanze5980]

Actually there are differences between US Tucsons and overseas Tucsons... yes, the shape and overall look are the same, but drive trains vary significantly... those engine options in the Philippines aren't offered here in the US AT ALL: US Tucson engine options are a 2.5L non-aspirated engine (for gas-only) mated to an 8-speed automatic transmission, and the 1.6L Turbo paired with an electric engine for the Hybrid (and PHEV) Tucsons mated to a 6-speed automatic transmission. Now, i'm not an expert on the Philippine models, but going by what he just said (and i'm not at all surprised): Philippine Tucson engine options are a 2.0L Turbo (for gas) mated to a 6-speed automatic transmission, and a Diesel engine (not available in the US at all). I imagine the Philippines are getting Hybrids too, but it wasn't mentioned so not sure. In any event, overseas Tucsons have the same exterior (and I suppose interior) look... but they are not the same in the US (the engine options are radically different)... don't even get me started on European Tucsons that literally are smaller in size and have a different looking trunk/cargo area.

[@tlevans62]

@@wolfshanze5980 there's no Turbo gas. It's a standard 2.0L with 156HP. And the ones in the Philippines don't have the safety features that you get in the US. They have just a simple cruise control and back up camera. No sunroof either.

[@tlevans62]

And the services are every 5k for the diesel engines and 7,500 kilometers for the gas models.

[@adhip1116]

I have hyundai tucson 2013 and it's still comfortable to drive but unfortunately the new tucson 2022 -2023 is not produced at the Hyundai Indonesia factory like creta and santa fe

[@jestoni6921]

If you're expecting just extra 4 persons and no need to haul heavy stuff, then just go with gas. I mean even if you have the diesel variant, will you even use it to tow or carry a 1-ton luggage?

[@johnyonardpauly5601]

Diesel fuel is also much more expensive than gasoline 😄

[@charmagnekennethsy8518]

paramihan ng votes! LIKE for Gasoline DISLIKE for DIESEL hahaha! just elated that Sir Caco had a hand already on the new Tucson, excited for the in-depth review - (can't afford pa, 2011 Hyundai Tucson Theta II owner here, peace!) Cheers!

[@juanicofernandez]

at 1.5m i wish this car had sunroof to compete with the likes of the Chinese brands.

[@ivanvillarruz8412]

With the arrival of the new CRV with all models above PHP2 Mil (just like its other compact suv competitors), the Tuscon has become a very good buy. Its 2024 and Im seeing more of these on the road. Hyundai is back.

[@kixnimrod6407]

tucson is good but i think the downside here is it will age very fast with respect to its exterior design and features. maiiwan lang sila ng other competitors kasi most compact crossovers have more safety features provided specially adaptive cruise, lane dep warning, emergency braking, and moonroof. dapat dinala nila ung full spec tucson or at least on par with the specs of other car brand, kaya price wise it is a bit cheaper than the others kasi less accessories and features. not a fun of the bulky sides, yung reflection makes the car looks weird, look at Caco's reflection at @2.45, comparing it to mazda's body. we own a tucson gen2 facelifted and i am satisfied with it. though, engine power have some lag, not sure about the new one. worried din about the aftersales service since iba na ung hyundai operator sa pinas.

[@june_bugyy]

This version of Tucson in comparison to the US version which is my current daily driver is just vastly different in terms of features in safety and interior. mine got the moonroof, line keeping assist, cruise control, 10.25 inch infotainment system, front and back camera, blind spot monitor, pedestrian and forward colission avoidance, among other features. I'm sad that they didn't carry over that version to the Philippine market. I would definitely buy one if that was the case. btw, the 2022 US version of Tucson won numerous awards and won car of the year (2022) from both in the US and UK. Best major purchase. hehe You should check out the 2022 Hyundai Tucson Limited. That's the one I got. Thanks and more power.

[@MrZenkiboy123]

@autodealph can you do a video comparison between the 2023 tucson gas variant vs the 2023 honda hrv turbo thanks

[@littlemeow2309]

ganda talaga ng design. unique, futuristic, maangas, at pogi

[@paulbonifacio901]

Im thinking of getting this one for my mother, has hyundai-kia resolved the engine fire related issue in america, canada & australia?

[@Akira29H]

Will they shipped Tucson N-line series.?

[@Titan520]

Diesel for a crossover. More efficient, in FWD it is lots more efficient. And the torque/muscle is hard to beat.

[@doodsvelasco9877]

efficient in what sense ?

[@Titan520]

@@doodsvelasco9877 than yours.

[@doodsvelasco9877]

@@Titan520 try watching reagan"s comparison btw diesel and gas engines...

[@Titan520]

@@doodsvelasco9877 I didn't want to type earlier, because I was thinking you were a dud. LOL My opinion is from education, ownership and experience. You do not have to preach to me Reagan's video as basis. LOL BTW, I do not mean to be rude. Any power source (engine and gearbox a force multiplier) connected to multiple mechanical linkages (front and rear drive axles, universal joints or CVDs, and propellers and/or more) will grab more power/energy-use from it. So a diesel engine with front wheel drive having 4 points in its drivetrain to the wheels is more efficient than a 4wd or AWD system which run more mechanical linkages. More so, a diesel motor is naturally a low revving engine and has more torque than gas engines at lower rpm ranges. Mind you turbo boost happens at a higher RPM. The Hyundai Tucson employs an air intercooler and variable vane turbo (like a Porsche). It does not use a multiple valve/pipe system of a twin turbo, which again makes it more efficient, less cost to manufacture and weight saving. The weight of a crossover is naturally heavier than a sedan, so it will require a larger or forced induction motor/engine to propel its weight, ergo a 2.0 gas and 2.0 crdi engine is used in the Tucson. The 2.0 crdi and 2.0 gas engine will roughly consume almost the same amount of fuel in our current manila traffic conditions, the difference is not very significant. What else? gas engines (higher rpm range, around 6k) tend to be more faster running to speeds than it diesel (low rpm, about 4k to 4.5k) brother, but diesel gets alleviated when it is paired with an intercooled and variable turbo setup. Another role in efficiency, a typical family in the metro vehicle spec would most often entail 4 occupants at an average. Having such will require more energy, a diesel engine with its high torque and low rev will move the weight more easily. Whereas if using a gas engine, it will require more revs which for it to alleviate the torque requirement to move its mass; higher rev or rpm means more fuel is consumed. FYI Diesel engines are really priced higher from most, if not all brand manufacturers, diesel engines also has a longer workable life span than a gas engine due to material used and characteristics. Don't you have auto mechanical shop class back in high school dude? Trivia! Mr. Tirona and I are classmates/schoolmates, we both studied auto mechanics in class, we even disassembled and reassembled engines, that is how we passed that class; getting that engine cleaned, re-assembled and started. Anyhow, I hope this had tingled your "sense". LOL

[@doodsvelasco9877]

@@Titan520 if you own a diesel and a gas motor vehicles, use it one at a time for 1 week on your day to day activity,,, im 100% sure that when you gas up, mas makaka tipid ka in terms of monetary nowadays sa gas engune. if you are telling me that diesel is better .. well the American's and Europeans are doing it wrong because most of them use gas engine and now turning to e-cars. this is a very long debate but all i can say i enjoy using gas engine better than diesel.

[@Cooslaoag]

Did you do a preview on Hyundai Palisade

[@zxcv7586]

any comments regarding the reliability and "casa" services of hyundai cars?

[@bryanneil4630]

reliable Korean cars. Quality din

[@archimedesreymanigbas9623]

With my 2016 hyundai accent hatch, reliability is ok but service is expensive ranges from 8k to 20k. But I don't know if everything has change na kasi nag bago na ang management.

[@zxcv7586]

@@archimedesreymanigbas9623 in terms of parts availability po kamusta naman? kinoconsider ko din kase ung factor na yan pagdating sa parts and casa service when buying a car :) thanks btw for your input :)

[@archimedesreymanigbas9623]

Ung accent kasi pre, medyo mahirap na ang parts nowadays since dini-discontinue na nila ang accent :( Nung nasira ang clutch kit ng accent ko, as per hyundai, matagal dumating since wala na masyadong DCT dry type na accent at aabutin ng 100k. Buti na lang nakilala ko ung dating manager ng hyundai, nakakuha ako ng clutch kit (orig) at salamat naging 50k. Hahaha. Mahal pa din. Pero sa ibang korean made cars, mukhang readily available like tucson, santafe, etc. Pero di ko lang sure if ok pa din ngayon since korea na ang magmamanage ng hyundai PH. Pero, in-short, maganda experience ko with hyundai.

[@archimedesreymanigbas9623]

Walang naging prob ang accent except for the clutch kit lang. Unaware ako na dapat pala pag DCT dry type tapos traffic, kailangan pala naka neutral at handbreak or naka park.

[@danielionsss]

Gandaaaaaaaaa! Manifesting na me na ma-buy ko to next year! 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@horangieepawaa1622]

Love the song choice Caco!

[@ronmix1063]

Gas and diesel variants have same power? Or just typo?

[@lawrencelao1327]

Concern ko dito. Hyundai has had a track record for recall among their transmission. Do you think this would be an exemption?

[@m.moonsie]

only one way to find out

[@gregtudanca.]

2:47 Exactly what i thought. Even when i saw the new elantra.

[@mikeemarquez2905]

I'm waiting for this review from AD as i'm ab to grab one! planning actually... an upgrade from my 2019 Kona

[@aldwinjosephempaces57]

Amazing Tucson. Car of the year for 2023 in the Philippines.

[@AntiJEVsInPH]

How? Any links

[@arnelcaluya7403]

The passenger side of the vehicle has that chrome accent from D pillar to the A pillar but the driver side seems to not have that. (Based on the video) Please correct me if I am wrong. Kinda weird if that is the case.

[@jerrymerced]

They forgot to remove the transport wrap on drivers side chrome

[@arnelcaluya7403]

@@jerrymerced I see. That explains it. Thanks man

[@paolylo]

Turbo diesels are stuck in the late 2000's/early 2010's when diesel prices weren't as ridiculous as today's P68/L. You can't go wrong with the power and torque of a Tucson, maybe just post-PMS tweaks like the brakes and it can be better than a Benz or even a Porsche on the open road. That said, cheaper and more fuel-efficient options are available here. The only thing that will change my mind is more options like in the US where they have a 1.4L Plug-In Hybrid.

[@josephfranciscoblanco1649]

cargo space of the gasoline car is bigger because of the wheel size.

[@bonniewugsie5950]

Has Tucson addressed their air con problems?

[@instahorrorphilippines7608]

The driver’s seat with adjustable lumbar support is also a plus

[@tlevans62]

Why no cruise control?

[@Voxfly320]

1.8m? maybe get the ford everest trend 2023 at that price point.

[@pluspeed18]

gas or diesel? depends on it's consumption i guess. ü

[@alnherickjamaani2937]

Really catchy vehicle. Looks great, inside-out

[@jjoh158]

I have the 2022 Hyundai Tucson Hybrid SEL and love it!!

[@SalManila1]

Bring in the Tucson hybrid!!! MORE torque, better gas mileage.

[@lexorlim7259]

No test drive caco...?

[@ordinarychris]

Lovely car, such a looker. We have one (Diesel variant) 😊

[@cathrinah05]

Hello sir. I am eyeing the new Tucson as my next car also. How was the fuel consumption so far?? Malakas po ba talaga specially dito sa Metro Manila???

[@Fortune2luck]

Same question here hows the fuel consumption?

[@yehjed614]

Do the 2nd rows recline back?

[@kingthranduil8807]

Yes

[@d34rth]

An interesting proposition, especially since Corolla Crosses are backlogged and there are no HR-V's in sight.

[@novtag9724]

Yes, exactly. Good thing you mentioned this. This overlaps against Corolla Cross and RAV4, wow!

[@gingmo1]

@@novtag9724 How so?

[@bernie.fuentes13]

The interior looks relaxing and spacious.

[@user08532]

How about a comparo between the Tucson, Territory, Corolla Cross, and HR-V?

[@jflrck141]

They’re not within the same category

[@jmors7923]

Ka match lng po ng tucson is mazda cx5

[@paolosy1293]

Is this equipped with Advance Driver Aid System?

[@HarwinSingh]

of course bot...what do you expect sa mga PH variants... they'll remove all those features and jack up the price....and people will still buy them

[@doodskie999]

I remember when hyundai and kia offered the tucson and sportage top of the line for 1.4m, has an awd and a sunroof. Now they don't even offer awd models anymore

[@rhysplant8392]

Huh? They both offer sunroof and AWD in top ranges with some in mid range.

[@doodskie999]

@@rhysplant8392 but they dont offer awd anymore

[@rhysplant8392]

@@doodskie999 They do, I drove in them yesterday.

[@doodskie999]

@@rhysplant8392 really? is that the local philippine variant? I spoke to a hyundai rep and they said they don't offer awd anymore, except for the palisade and staria

[@rhysplant8392]

@@doodskie999 I was actually going to ask you where you were trying to purchase. I'd trust your local sales rep would know if they can or can't provide an AWD variant. I can assure they still do AWD's but I'm guessing that maybe they do not provide in the Philippines. I'm in Australia and we have AWD variants in the 1.6T and the CRDi 2.0 from Elite model and up, sorry to hear you couldn't get it there man.

[@jeffreypanaligan6588]

what color is this?

[@osmorof_a]

white seats and panels in a tropical country? it will end up getting seat covers and panels with bunch of brown / black marks. maybe for lady drivers with mpore finesse. also in many car productions in the worls both Kia and Hyundai has the most recalls and safety failures are astronomical. so much joints and seems will be expensive even if you replace damaged panels will so expensive.think you should "when you open the rear door" than say "opening HER up" sounds weird. hope the perforated seats wont take water easily but seams not a plus. looks spacious bec white color makes small space wider. Well since Philippines doesnt have any deadline from using diesel Im still up for diesel.

[@cuh720]

Just got an sel awd. I love it so much 😭

[@diyagaro5361]

How much the prize?

[@cathrinah05]

Will be waiting for your test drive...

[@jayralfonso]

Contemplating on acquiring the CRV SX Diesel, Fortuner GRS or this Tucson....regarding your question sir, still diesel all the way😎👍..Happy New Year to All

[@ryanarceo4276]

360' camera?

[@wahidarab9908]

Uy sa event yan ah hehe

[@ttc_keeb]

Yung dashboard parang BMW, ganda!

[@streamingvideo6654]

Yup, very clean and sleek.

[@efenrex]

That song choice tho❤‍🔥🔥

[@Oracio.M.Perata]

Can you use the daytime running lights at night or daytime only? 🤔🧐

[@rampge5605]

It also serves as the park light so it remains on when the headlights turned on

[@ChaozTheory808]

Its always on day or night

[@philipc239]

Can't wait for your driving impression 😊😊 Everything looking good except those glossy plastics 😅

[@wolfshanze5980]

Ali Express sells carbon-fiber covers for all that glossy plastic.

[@philipc239]

@@wolfshanze5980 Nice! 👍👍😀

[@juliusjavier3211]

@@wolfshanze5980 link to the store please :D

[@wolfshanze5980]

@@juliusjavier3211 Well, it's a long link, if for some reason it doesn't work, you can google Ali Express 2023 Tucson Carbon Fiber... but here's a (very long) link: campaign.aliexpress.com/wow/gcp/tesla-pc-new/index?UTABTest=aliabtest344316_486351&_randl_currency=USD&_randl_shipto=US&src=google&src=google&albch=shopping&acnt=708-803-3821&slnk=&plac=&mtctp=&albbt=Google_7_shopping&albagn=888888&isSmbAutoCall=false&needSmbHouyi=false&albcp=19419176312&albag=&trgt=&crea=en3256804356598469&netw=x&device=c&albpg=&albpd=en3256804356598469&gclid=CjwKCAiAlp2fBhBPEiwA2Q10D2aKSv8gV4dHUmzopCJwPw09Oj0G0NRUgYtRyBAZc2d9blNS0I01TBoCMv4QAvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds&aff_fcid=fa20770caa314227b07b199c4c617f95-1676174513708-03232-UneMJZVf&aff_fsk=UneMJZVf&aff_platform=aaf&sk=UneMJZVf&aff_trace_key=fa20770caa314227b07b199c4c617f95-1676174513708-03232-UneMJZVf&terminal_id=ffa511f03bdd4e69aa04898aecf45dbf&wh_weex=true&wx_navbar_hidden=true&wx_navbar_transparent=true&ignoreNavigationBar=true&wx_statusbar_hidden=true&bt_src=ppc_direct_lp&scenario=pcBridgePPC&productId=3256804356598469&OLP=1084300508_f_group2&o_s_id=1084300508

[@Fortune2luck]

Driving impression pls

[@mariaabbas6901]

I❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤this carrrr & inchallah i will have it verrrry sooooonnnnnnn🙏🏻

[@jesieecagomez5794]

The best 🥰

[@edabalos9865]

Gas. Imagine 300k difference besides tucson engine is superb in quality yun nagalang malakas sa gas

[@aldocaesarioapostol8864]

Hyundai always amazes...

[@josepheyes4597]

Rear wiper just like the Range Rover and Escalade hidden at the top. 👌

[@ajvillanueva2648]

Caco carat(seventeen fan) ka pala haha😂

[@MindYourBusines5]

gasoline. cheaper both the gas price and maintenance.

[@remohdude]

I go for the diesel variant.

[@waihosham2583]

Buy both haha

[@onwheels888]

Pricewise, Hyundai could do better. Personally, I find it a bit close to it's Japanese counterparts.

[@KuchingKingVideoGamer]

This is a diesel powered SUV..Its cheaper than the RAV 4 and CRV

[@carlcabusas5817]

In case you are not updated, Hyundai and Kia have caught up with the rest of the buch. 😉

[@earlvarner9479]

Hyundai and Kia are more hi-tech than their Japanese rivals.

[@aldwinjosephempaces57]

Korean Car Industries are now moving forward comparing it to the Japanese Brands and even Chinese Brands.

[@onwheels888]

There's no doubt the Koreans have caught up technologically but unfortunately when it comes to after sales in PH, Korean cars are still behind the Japanese. So, a bigger difference in price could convince more Pinoys to buy Korean.

[@Liriqos]

I'll picked gas though Hyundai diesel are refined and punchy. Gas engine is better nowadays.

[@hyperkid21]

the design it too fancy... i miss the days wherein the vehicles are just boxes. lol

[@wolfshanze5980]

You mean 1980s Volvos?

[@deancafe4739]

I'd go for the diesel.. But then again with that price, i'd go for the trusted japanese brands here in our country.

[@AntiJEVsInPH]

Don't trust Japanese EVs

[@AntiJEVsInPH]

I'll go for Korean cars than Japanese and Chinese brands

[@earlvarner9479]

Japanese brands are outdated in terms of design and technology.

[@AntiJEVsInPH]

@@earlvarner9479 yeah, but don't trust Japanese EVs in the Philippines

[@joecard3]

OMG! The price is way the same as the midsize PPV SUV. Hell no!

[@khelmikyahvyer6000]

Avoid this brand I owned 4, after market service is terrible. Parts takes up to 3 months before they can deliver.

[@sheikboyPH]

"She" is a looker. Though quite pricey, i would still get her

[@ramoj00]

Crossover pala ang tucson.. so si stafe pla nag iisang suv ng hyundai ...

[@novtag9724]

Palisade.

[@streamingvideo6654]

Santa Fe is also a crossover SUV. It shares the Hyundai-Kia N3 platform with Tucson, etc.

[@josephhoggang7139]

Tucson is definitely not a low end car.

[@rupertfdr350]

Diesel, mas malakas and mas tipid pa

[@Koi12357]

Gasoline less maintenance for me

[@RBGameZ619]

Still no Hybrid? If its a Hybrid then 1.8M is fine. But if it is still no hybrid then no. What is wrong with Hyundai PH? Napapag iwanan tayo sa model variants in comparison to other countries. Ni wala tayong N-Lines ng Hyundai. And in other country's they push for hybrids and ev

[@matchbox8135]

Diesel has a longer mileage than Gasoline.

[@reynaldoeduarte8682]

I'll go for the gasoline engine

[@baryonyxtrio]

For that price one could get a van. Tpo much for a compact suv. 😅

[@Ambrose_MTG]

Gasoline variant will do.

[@cheahour2515]

Ford Territory titanium-X 2023

[@philipc239]

Classy! 👍👍😀❤

[@quatrical]

Mag cx5 na lang ako kung ganyan ang price 😂

[@chrispaul137]

2nd 🙋

[@arnoldguevarra1193]

Dream car...

[@manuelcamomot5152]

Not bad looking cuv .