5 Reasons Why You Should Buy A 2022 Hyundai Tucson - Quick Buyer's Guide

[@damess2389]

I PURCHASED a red SEL today. I'm so excited! I smile every time I go near it. My first attraction was the exterior. The interior is equally as awesome.

[@benmolnar1259]

Honestly, I would give this car the design of the year title!

[@Somegirl3602]

Have you seen the peugeot 2008? That car is gorgeous inside and out.

[@clavinrx]

Driver display could have been better

[@johnmichaelarnaud]

Bought a used 2022 Tucson Hybrid (Blue trim) with 15,000 miles on it. Nearly a month in and I couldn't be happier. Getting between 38 and 39 mpg on my 33-mile round-trip commute. Eleven days into my first full tank and I'm just halfway down. Coming from a 2013 Mazda CX-5 and its notoriously underpowered 155/150 engine, the 226/258 in this Tucson is a revelation.

[@jjn6914]

Got the hybrid limited and love every moment I'm in it! So smooth and quiet on the road, yet nimble and responsive handling for an SUV. This car was meant for driving long distances with all the driver assistance and safety tech, which I happened to do last month!

[@johnnyb980]

My neighbor got one & he wakes up the entire neighborhood when backing out of his driveway 🤣😂 Sounds like a garbage truck backing up 🚨

[@judykathrine6051]

@@johnnyb980 I just test-drove & subsequently purchased a 2022 Tuscon Hybrid. I backed it up twice but didn't hear any "beeping?" I pick it up in 4 days, I really hope that if this feature is on my SUV it was/is capable of being turned off!

[@johnnyb980]

@@judykathrine6051 roll down the windows & then back up. Also, you can’t turn off or down or you’re be liable if you hit someone.

[@ryancase8858]

I have one. It’s awesome. The Safety features and the luxurious feel are amazing.

[@mannyemmi885]

You guys are making me to go get one 😊

[@ronmitchell859]

My naturally aspirated 4 cylinder (non-hybrid) does not "beg for more power" when getting on the highway or when passing, and especially when I run in Smart mode which I do most of the time. I'm very happy with the power and acceleration. Best car ever.

[@ronmitchell859]

@Jackie Apreil My 2022 2.5 liter 4 cylinder has plenty of power for any normal usage. Can't speak to other engines / power trains or model years. Didn't try them, Didn't buy them.

[@ronmitchell859]

@Jackie Apreil Thanks, Jackie. Sorry you've had some less than satisfying experience with power on some of them. I do get, for my standards, a decently aggressive engine sound and pull from mine, thought if I had had something with large muscle in the recent past (it's been many moon) I might might question it as well, I suppose.

[@ronmitchell859]

@Jackie Apreil Thanks! You too!

[@BKKNOW1]

How many miles do you get to the gallon.

[@itsmarshflower]

we just bought the 2022 hyundai tucson today! it's so awesome, my whole family is in love with it! ❤️

[@melianna999]

I still love my 2015 Tucson

[@justsurfinwilldo1506]

Luckily my mate works for a hyundai dealer so he's just done a nice deal for me ....Tucson 1.6 turbo self charging hybrid just been ordered today 😁

[@yanni2112]

ordered ours yesterday

[@northernlite3368]

Owned a new 2005, a new 2010, and now a used 2016 and never was sorry for my choices. Given the budget, I would buy a 2022 in a heart beat...- Best vehicule !

[@TommyG11814]

We just got a 2023 SEL with convenient package, we've owned many ,many Hyundais over the years and I have to say this is one of, if not the best Hyundai yet, and I have a 2022 sonata SEL and it too is amazing. Great video. Thanks

[@AmmoDude]

I just bought an SEL trim. It is everything advertised in this video. If you are in the market, you own it to yourself to check it out. Also, I am finding the 2.5L engine plenty of power for a non-turbo charged 4 cylinder engine. It seems the more I drive it, the smoother it gets. (I was driving a 305 hp V-6 before.)

[@jerrytuck8595]

Why did you opt for the sel rather than the limited

[@AmmoDude]

@@jerrytuck8595 It had all the options I was looking for and price point: it fit my budget just right!

[@rajarengasamy5481]

Hi Ken how much you paid for SEL

[@chanpark7634]

Just picked up an SEL convenience package in black. It blew away my expectations

[@shugar4847]

Thinking about the SEL. What’s included in the convenience package

[@chanpark7634]

@@shugar4847 among many features it includes wireless apple car play, which is super convenient. Automatic trunk open, wireless phone charging, nice display at the dash and screen, and auto stop which lets you take your foot off at the light and more. The only complaints I have is the loud noise when you put the car in rear. It makes a pretty loud noise, and you cant lower the volume. And temperature gauze range is pretty narrow.

[@michaeltallevi3064]

I test drove the Hybrid model and really liked it. They didn't have the exterior and interior colours I wanted so I said I would order one and wait. That was Sept 2021. I was just told my delivery date should be April 2022. Well, I did say I wasn't in a hurry.

[@pascualtalcomosoy353]

Believe me! It’s worth the wait! I received mine in December and I’m always looking for an excuse to drive it 😬 Love it

[@tonyn152]

We just purchased the 2022 Tucson AWD Limited 3 weeks ago and love everything about it. As far as saying the engine is underpowered, I don't see that as all. I have no issue merging on a highway or passing cars at all. I it the gas the the car takes off. It won't win any drag races, but it has plenty of power to do what you need it to do. We would have liked to get the hybrid model, but there are none to be found.

[@eherby]

Great review. You didn’t waste our time pointing out the stitching of the seats and Badge on the front grill. Just good information

[@ELP1125]

Is that such a bad thing? 😂

[@influentialnobody8960]

@@ELP1125 wastes time as thats useless info.

[@lesant7659]

The interior is SUBLIME.

[@RedSurge56225]

The whole vehicle is beautiful on the eye

[@Alan-qh8su]

My wife has owned a 2022 Hybrid Limited about a week. So far it isn't living up to 38 mpg but think it will once broken in and we stop sitting in it idling trying to figure out all the features. I have a whole day setting up all the blue link, radio, android and multiple options for about every feature it has which are more than any car we've had. In fact I only know of a top line Cadillac or Denali that has one more option than this with power folding mirrors. So far my only disappointments are lack of a storage tray in the console which was found on Amazon for penny's, no spare tire and the shifter buttons only because I rest my arm right on them a lot and my wife would have preferred the headrest to be a little further back. Oddly, the tail lights do not blink when indicators are on but we only noticed that by watching another review. No tail pipe is kind of cool given its a hybrid. Cooled programmable seats and all the safety/convenience features well outweigh the couple of drawbacks. It is very comfortable and impressively smooth. In the first couple hundred miles we have both noticed we were going faster than we intended on several occasions so its no slouch. This car will drive itself with the lane holding option. Our dealer marked it up 3k which was almost a deal breaker for me, by my wife wanted it, and loves it, so here we are.

[@fnptt]

Just bough a Limited HTRAC. Gorgeous inside and out. Most beautiful car I have ever owned ( actually got it for my wife- maybe she will let me drive it). Top of line safety features. I dont mind the lack of "buttons" at all. Love the 10 inch touch screen. once I got used to it. Also love the push button tranny. No more gear shift sticking up....

[@seanmachado7681]

No gear shift? Takes it out of the running for me.

[@Mhosborn]

The 2022 Tuscon is definitely on our short list to replace our recently sold 2017 Ford Escape. Unfortunately, COVID and the related chip shortage is affected delivery of the 22 models (particularly the AWD ones) so we're just in a waiting mode at this time.

[@nj-1008]

I almost bought a Tucson until the dealership put a $10,000 mark up on it due to the "chip shortage". I called BS and I left and went and bought a Mazda CX-5 Carbon and haven't looked back. No mark-up, nothing. A great car! I was a loyal Hyundai owner before, but not any more.

[@dovpauzner5093]

2022 Hyundai Tucson: 1.6-litre turbo petrol order books closed due to transmission fault. kzbin.info/www/bejne/pZfGmpiJrNyfaa8

[@mirtos39]

​@@nj-1008 thats a crazy markup. but its not just hyundai thats doing it. its all across the board. and it depends on the dealer. the chip shortage is a real thing. the amount of production on cars is incredibly down. i was lucky and my dealer didnt do a markup. but now is not the time to buy cars in general. You're lucky that your mazda dealer didnt. stick with that dealer. (keep in mind this is all the dealers decision and has little or nothing to do with the manufacturers). This is really the WORST time to buy a car, and if you can avoid to, its definitely time to wait. (I unfortunately had to).

[@davsny5]

@@mirtos39 I only got a $1,600 above window sticker MSRP mark-up on my 2022 Tucson SEL, but had no choice, my 2019 Camry lease was up and Toyota wanted $150 more a month plus tax and wear and tear package for the same car which I didn't want because I wanted an SUV and had serious problems with the Camry for the last 3 months, hated the Rav4 and knew they wouldn't deal on the Highlander, Ford said they could get $5-$7k above sticker for the Escape and Edge and more then $8k above sticker for the Explorer (which was the best vehicle I ever had, hands down). Lexus is actually one of the only car companies trying to deal but they are still too expensive for me, but they are the best cars on the road. My mom just passed away suddenly at 73, a few months ago and left me her house and a good sum of money, dad died just before Covid hit us. I could have tried to deal with Ford or Lincoln cause I have the money to get what I want, but doesn't mean I should waste it, when I have a ton of expenses now and have to make the money last a long time. Fortunately, my cousin and sister are taking care of that and my cousin got me the deal and I knew Hyundais are reliable, well-made and safe cars with great standard maintenance and warranty plans. I have a few issues with the car and definitely should have chosen the hybrid, but overall its a good SUV and really beautiful looking. The gas milage is terrible. If it doesn't improve in the next 5-7 fill-ups and/or 1,000 miles, when it should be broken in, I will take it back. My dumb ass ex and her dumb ass husband just paid $11,000 over sticker to lease a Tesla Y for $78,000 with a 6 month wait, $800 a month with tax included but no extra milage or wear and tear plan and $6,000 down. They have had the car, not SUV like they pretend it is, for less than 7 months and already have issues with the old stick, steering wheel gear shift. For a $80k car, that's pathetic and actually a disgrace but then again, so are they teehehe. Don't even bother with Tesla, they are awful. Over the past 3 years, I have known 5 people who have leased or purchased Teslas. Two who have the S-model, one with the 3, one with the X and one with the Y. Only two have their Teslas still. Two traded in their leases to Lexus almost a year early because of the battery and touchscreen problems, one sold theirs after the autonomous driving system failed twice and left him stalled on the freeway once and hit a parked car the other time. He has an Infiniti now and will never buy another Tesla again and lost 70% of the value for his trade-in but was so happy to get rid of it he didn't care. One, of course is my ex with the Y, and the other is my cousin with the X, who's I drove after I got my Tucson and it drives well is comfortable and nice and jumps when you punch it and has an instrument gauge cluster and touchscreen, unlike the stupid Y that has none, just everything on the touchscreen which is dangerous and if it fails, the car is useless. He said he likes it but would never lease another because its a nightmare to take on a road trip even 250-300 miles. You have to charge it several times, find a charger station and its a real pain in the ass and can't be taken feasibly on 350+ mile trips. He also has a Lexus sport hybrid and a Ford Flex so he is fine when the X goes.

[@bassistdc]

I bought a 2021 Jeep Compass in November. I like it. I would have preferred this Tucson had it been on sale then . Now I would want the Ioniq 5.

[@TheRefusedStoney]

Tucson looking good!

[@ivandoneshefsky4762]

Surprised it didn’t say; “WASH ME” on the hood😎

[@donnamarieparsons226]

I absolutely love this SUV ! I had a 2020 Hyundai Tucson but it didn't have no features .so I traded it in for a 2021 Hyundai Elantra and it has every feature . and we love it but I do Miss the SUV . Good luck on picking the right Hyundai .

[@romeolopez757]

Its time for this Tucson to shine!….value for money you got it!….winner in all aspects against its rival competitor….good review and keep it up!…thank you!

[@Snakecharmer383]

Wife is suppose to get her 2022 Limited within the next week. Look forward to seeing out it compares to the current2020 Limited.

[@jennaduvall2060]

This car looks very futuristic

[@iannemecek1700]

We are shopping for a new SUV and in comparing the RAV4 with the Tucson hybrid models… We are totally sold on the Tucson. Just waiting for them to arrive in Canada. The interior design is probably what put us over the top.

[@kzukez]

We were in the exact same boat. We actually already had a deposit on the Rav 4 since February and it still hasn't arrived yet. And now that the hybrid tuscon came out a couple of weeks ago, we just switched at put a deposit in for the Tuscon. We're from BC ,Canada

[@ddkim619]

Bought the limited trim today and bit disappointed that I paid over $43k with the 10 yr extended bumper to bumper warranty and no wireless android auto like the cheaper SEL trim

[@kzukez]

@@ddkim619 wait... so theres no bluetooth? or is that different than android auto??

[@ddkim619]

@@kzukez android auto mirrors the screen of your phone and projects it onto your display. Like when using your google map.

[@taahiramcgee]

I have it. I went to the Toyota dealership first and the RAV4 is nice but the Tuscon was just better. Price wasn't bad either.

[@douglasdever6134]

Changed to a Limited that came in before the N-line. However, I have been told by many that FWD is 7.1 while AWD is 8.3 inches of clearance. But I'm not average.

[@davidstephens7744]

just got one its the best car ive ever owned

[@marcluciano2748]

We test drove this Hybrid yesterday & put down a deposit before we left 👍

[@mikeskiman5570]

VERY NICE !! SEL With convienance package 19 inch rims SWEET!!

[@matthewnoble1069]

Bought mine this past weekend, the features and the price are the best right now !

[@TheRealCartman1]

which one did you get? I'm leaning towards the hybrid, if that's what you got can you drive in just electric for short trips?

[@matthewnoble1069]

@@TheRealCartman1 i purchased the SEL FWD

[@Trucker2083]

@@matthewnoble1069 why would you buy an suv that is not AWD...

[@matthewnoble1069]

@@Trucker2083 Easy…money. Unless you wanna help pay my bills, don’t ask

[@Trucker2083]

@@matthewnoble1069 very good answer 👍

[@elizabethfoster8220]

Have had nothing but trouble with the 2016 Tuscan I bought 2 years ago. If you're buying a used hyundai, be sure you purchase the service contract!

[@johnclaeys376]

Looks like you bought someone else’s problems

[@scottherbert3536]

test drove one of these at the weekend...im getting one.

[@DavidMortaz]

The Hybrid is not available in US yet and all the reviews suggest it's worth the wait for the additional acceleration which the base models lack.

[@melianna999]

they have very clever designers - beautiful car. I have 2015 one, and still love it.

[@raheeljiva1683]

I was about to buy this suv but turn Round when find out dealership in Alabama and Georgia Are charging $5000 above MSRP that's just BS

[@GhostRyderFPV]

_Dear Hyundai,_ Loyal customer here. You may remember me - a Tiburon, Elantra GT, and an Accent, all new (and in total, 600K miles on the clocks!). I adore the Hyundai's I've had in my fleet, but held off until the current model's styling trend - _Triangles Urrywar!_ had faded. Then the 2022 Tuscon and Santa Cruz hit the market... I make you a solemn promise, Mr. Hyundai: I will buy every model you release with this front end. Every one. First the SUV, then the SAV, maybe later a small van or big SUV, hatchback, scooter, tank... I don't care. *I must have it. *

[@georgerow5025]

I purchased a brand new 2022 Tucson Essential AWD in July of 2021. Things I don’t like about it are things that you don’t experience until you have driven it for a while. I am not a fan of the electric steering as you seem to be constantly correcting as the vehicle appears to wander,it is much different to a mechanically connected power steering systemThe cover on the storage bin between the seats does not open to a perpendicular or beyond,so you cannot access the contents of the bin with your right hand while sitting in the drivers seat. The exterior mirrors do not have an electrical de icing feature,that should be a standard feature on any vehicle sold in Canada and not require the purchaser having to go to a more expensive model. Last but not the least,Hyundai does not support Sirius Radio,that is basically all I listen to in my F150. The 2.5L 4 cyl is definitely not underpowered,pedal to the metal when passing will get you up to 140/150 km/hr in a hurry. Other than what I find fault with the 2022 Tucson,it is a pretty decent vehicle.

[@michellejanzensignaturesug1683]

This car did not lack power on the highway so I wonder what you are comparing it to (perhaps a race car lol?). I specifically took it for a highway test drive because I live in the country. It was just fine. I ended up ordering the 2022 Hyundai Tucson preferred trend model.

[@chaitanyag.8415]

How many people buy the Top trim? Do review lower level and mid level trims.

[@pamelaparham2279]

I love this suv!

[@jerrytuck8595]

We are a Hyundai family. We want a the Tucson. Impossible to get what you want. I have always picked my cars. Nothing crazy impossible in northern Callie. They are gouging. Claiming none are coming in. BS they have made me change my mind and start looking at others

[@melodiousramblings8470]

It looks good except I'm pretty sure that the turn signals are on the bottom of the back bumper... That seems amazingly unsafe.

[@th003gh8]

Doesn't matter if people don't use them anyway lol

[@kaylayangx]

I love this car, but I completely agree

[@Retire36]

You follow too close if you can’t see the bumper of the car in front of you. A non issue.

[@bsmack66]

Some cars back in the 1960s and 70s had taillights and turn signals in the bumper.

[@melodiousramblings8470]

@@bsmack66 Yeah, and im sure there is a reason they stopped doing that

[@nj-1008]

Saw the Hybrid Blue model up close this weekend. Beautiful inside and out. Hybrids are hard to find, priced at the top of the range and probably soon, to be in demand.

[@mirtos39]

@Jackie Apreil i have the blue. the radio is pretty good. its not perfect, but its pretty good.

[@user_uif_ghg_wer_das]

I'd like to add one more reason: the best bumper to bumper and powertrain warranty in the business.

[@sammyjammy6647]

It’s not bumper to bumper. Read the fine print. Also from what I’ve heard from owners is that Hyundai dealerships will fight you on any warranty claim you trying to make. It’s not what they tell you it is

[@luisgutierrez2096]

@@sammyjammy6647 My transmission gave out on my 2018 Tucson. Apparently DCT’s don’t do well in a highly trafficked LA area. But I walked into the dealer, and they put me in a loaner and are changing the transmission all under warranty. I’m having a great experience with their warranty system.

[@sammyjammy6647]

@@luisgutierrez2096 that’s even worse news. If it gave out under warranty that tells you a lot about the reliability in general. Get rid of it before the warranty expires is my advice

[@luisgutierrez2096]

@@sammyjammy6647 yes I’m planning to get rid of it ima couple months when the lease ends. But your point was on the warranty and how bad it was. So from my experience that’s not the case.

[@sammyjammy6647]

@@luisgutierrez2096 yeah well it’s a LEASE. You don’t own it they do. So they are more willing to get it fixed since it is their car. So my point still stands

[@deepakmankadan]

Why don't we see much Hyundai Tucson on road ( at least in San Jose where I am living). Is it cos of shortage of production or is it cos ppl over here don't trust a Hyundai and prefer Honda and Toyota or there is some real issue in Tucson?

[@2025Rapture]

There is a hitch option available, but haven't seen one review showing one installed. Went to a Hyundai dealer, and not one Tucson had a hitch! I did see in another review video of a leather wrapped shifter in the N Line version instead of the cheap looking shifter in the lower level trims.

[@owaisghani856]

what is a hitch?

[@AmmoDude]

Hyundai sells one for $399.00

[@maxalligood4502]

The hybrid doesn’t have a spare tire. I know you hardly ever need it, but on long trips you never know.

[@kkahuna4263]

Of course you need roads are total shit especially if the side gets cut open on a curve like what happened to me 3 months after I got the car

[@OGStinkywizzleteats]

Hyundai offers a five year, unlimited mile roadside assistance with new vehicles purchases. You know what's better than a spare? Having someone else fix it.

[@BaalZepar]

@@OGStinkywizzleteats that would be great, but that is not what they do. They come to you, not to fast depending on where you are, and they take you to an authorized service to fix you car. This can easily take a few our. If you had any plans that day, without the spare tire you can cancel then if you need the road assistance.

[@donnarizzo767]

I purchased the Hybrid Limited this past weekend and insisted that the dealer include a spare and jack as part of the purchase. They did with no argument.

[@kkahuna4263]

@@OGStinkywizzleteats dealer roadside is shit my Toyota had the same thing called so and guess I got a flat and when I tried to use the sos system all I got was a busy signal 🙃 so if you really on dealership roadside then good luck

[@kristianperuc8189]

The H on the back glass should have been positioned lower on the body for better visibility?!

[@AmmoDude]

Does not impede visibility....

[@francescozappacosta9153]

I really don't like where it is

[@tomstradinger5958]

Got one. Love it, 2 ND year

[@keltonkrew]

Love our twin 2022 Tuscons limited

[@pearodox]

If you can... My mom has been trying to get a Plug-in Hybrid, but they aren't available anywhere.

[@mike19640]

I have a 2023 sel awd. Great vehicle!

[@jurgenpinkpank2257]

Waiting for my Tucson Essential that I ordered early April 2022.No word on when I get it delivered to dealership. Could be by November maybe.Just guessing.

[@karthikreddy8567]

Interior design and quality❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️👌👌👌👌👌

[@charlessennstrom4016]

I've been checking for the 2022 Tucson in my area. However, the two dealers only have one or two tucson on the lot and they are the high end models. I wonder if this will change soon.

[@mirtos39]

likely wont change for a while. whatever they get they will sell. the chip shortage is a very real thing.

[@RebeccaHargate]

I don’t like the exterior design. And although, I want the leather seats, I detest the push button drive mode buttons.

[@dougwalton5414]

Really interested in this car until I saw where the rear turn signals are located. At the BOTTOM of the bumper? Major safety issue right there, perfect for getting rear ended. I'll wait for the refresh to come out when they put them higher up!

[@CJ-ul6hm]

And when Hyundai adds some button and includes a spare tire.

[@agovernale]

Turn signals are also on side mirrors

[@dougwalton5414]

@@agovernale I understand Ann but they aren't much use if someone is too close behind you. I know they shouldn't be but that's how people drive these days.

[@agovernale]

No spare dealbreaker for me.😞

[@johnmount5917]

Turn sigs and brake lites must be hie up on rear ov enni veehicul for safety ! Common sens.

[@angelabruno1301]

Love my new Tucson Limited

[@goodgoat3096]

No mention of the warranty? Free 3 year maintenance?

[@zihaozhao5830]

Just now I bought ultimate hybrid in canada, i pick my new car tmr!!!!

[@MegaGeorge1948]

13.7 gallon gas tank is too small for highway range. Even with the 38 MPG Hybrid model Tucson is going to be at more gas stations than my 2018 Subaru 2.5i Outback with a 19+ gallon tank that gets > 525 miles before fill up.

[@jooyoungjang8029]

Do they sell this interior color in the US? Couldnt find it in the local dealer or in the hyundai us website. It only had grey and black which is much darker than the seat color shown here....

[@ddkim619]

I got the Calypso red with beige interior and much better contrast than the gray and black.

[@nodak81]

I'm assuming this was recorded in the Boston area so I'm sure it's available.

[@gregmyrland2515]

You can always count on Hyundai and Mazda to underpower a model that could be truly great to save $. Now that the Santa Fe has 2.5T why not put the 2.0T in Tuscon? Similar HP to the Hybrid which all say is the best version of Tuscon. TG the Santa Cruz truck version has 2.5T, I might buy one.

[@enriqueruiz5492]

This Tucson is sooooooo sexy

[@thirdworldrider6991]

Love the interior. I love cars that have that higher center divide between driver and front passenger. But I wouldn't buy a gas vehicle now. Gas is too expensive

[@brummbaer50]

Thanks for sharing this introducing video of new Tucson! I could not understand all you spoke (for me to fast and to much US-slang...smile) but most and the photos and film-parts are good. - Middle of august we ordered a Plug-in-Hybrid in Prime-Version and color "Teal Blue". Now we have to wait, wait, wait for delivering ... may be in january/february 2022 🙁🙁 So we go on driving our BMW X3 3.0 diesel that we own since 13 years. A just installed wallbox in our garage is waiting too ...smile. The new TUCSON is such a good designed really new SUV with so many features! A german car in nearly this size-class is much more expensive, so you have a different around 20.000 / 25.000 € !!! We will see .... Yes and we enjoy to drive the new Tucson and can't await to get it !!! Greetings from the middle of Germany ;o)) 🚙 🌻

[@muzzammilraza8794]

Is there a global shortage of this vehicle? We are facing shortage of tucson 2.5 in middleast. Can other please confirm for their countries also? Thanks

[@Karboooo]

Yep. Global shortages due to chips

[@uddiptabhaumik7508]

I got one recently. ☺️

[@jrjr7404]

Tuscon is great except it doesn't handle good in backend

[@janebaldwin1174]

How do you fold them in

[@hispanocubanoamericano3388]

Absolutely forward!

[@jamesc.stewart5459]

Not a good time to buy! Dealers are adding $1000 to $5000 markup above MSRP. Plus the availability of a hybrid limited version can not be found. Most dealers I’ve been to only have 1 to 4 base or SEL models. Perhaps the ‘chip’ issue is holding back their production & maybe they released the ‘22 models too soon. It’s frustrating...but I’ll have to wait or forget about buying a Tucson & look for something else.

[@lourdessoler1062]

When will the Hybrid be available in Florida???

[@BostonAutoBlog]

Honestly, the best answer I can give you is contact your local Hyundai dealer as they can give a far more accurate timetable. I can only give rough estimates based on what the brand says, but the dealer networks have better info on when vehicles arrive.

[@jesusisoursavior2682]

tha’s why i cansel my order ford escape for this tucson im happy and im exited i hopemrhwy accep me

[@CJ-ul6hm]

No spare tire is a dealbreaker. Once you use that tire repair kit the tire is ruined. You have to get a new tire and a new tire repair kit.

[@stephenpolsky9901]

Own the hybrid limited, bought a spare for a hundred bucks. This suv is comparable to my BMW X3, as well as the Mercedes glb, etc. Yeah, spend the extra $5,000 for a different comparable suv.

[@ronmitchell859]

My 2022 SEL gas only version does have a spare.

[@CJ-ul6hm]

@@ronmitchell859 Gas version has a spare tire but hybrid doesn’t.

[@ronmitchell859]

@@CJ-ul6hm Ya, pretty dumb to leave it off the hybrid.

[@BaalZepar]

Same here. Not paying 40k euro for an SUV without a spare tire. The issue is that I was sure this was the care I want (hybrid luxury) until I found out it has no spare tire.

[@mikejvevo3153]

I don't see much people talking about the kia sportage 2022

[@mikejvevo3153]

@Jackie Apreil yeah? Haven't seen it

[@mastertry1935]

nice car but im gettin kona instead

[@BostonAutoBlog]

The new Kona’s are really nice 👍

[@whitter562]

38 miles in the city and 38 in the highway wtf.

[@D2yella]

?

[@billsehl1261]

@@D2yella “

[@videochu]

One reason not to buy: those signal lights and reverse lights place way down in the bumper. Thats a very dangerous trend in Korean cars...

[@itsmarshflower]

No, it's not. They were approved for production so they passed the safety standards. If you can't see the signal lights/reverse lights on this car, it means you're driving way too close to its bumper and that shows what kind of a driver you are.

[@johnclaeys376]

@@itsmarshflower here here!

[@drew_8857]

does the base model come with the same sunroof?

[@Rheisler1475]

it does not

[@app9439]

How is the dual clutch transmission?

[@Rheisler1475]

@@app9439 no DCT on this tuscon.

[@alexanderbuenaventura991]

❤❤❤❤😍. . . waiting here in Manila

[@tushardas9825]

I dont understand why do you always compare good SUV's with Honda CRV's - That should not even be considered as it doesn’t have any driving pleasure except its bulky size. Has anyone compared its 0-60 or 0-100 timings for this car? It’s the most sluggish vehicle in the name of SUV.

[@BostonAutoBlog]

Because the Honda CR-V is a top seller in the compact crossover market. Whether it’s boring to drive or not, you can’t be taken seriously if you don’t compare a vehicle to the best selling models in the segment

[@tushardas9825]

@@BostonAutoBlog that Make Sense 👍

[@olegb.4604]

Which car is sluggish CRV or Tucson?

[@jrjr7404]

Just buy the sel convenience package its enough if u have that u got enough

[@georgerow5025]

Forgot to mention in my previous comment that I am not a fan of the 2022 Tucson Owner’s Manual that came with the vehicle. It is repetitive in parts and not informative in others

[@rthiaga]

I drove both Tucson and Nissan Rogue Platinum. I did like the front grill of Tucson but I didn't like the back design. I felt Nissa Rogue platinum to be more premium than Tucson limited. Back of Nissan Rogue 2021 looks, beautiful. I went with Nissan Rogue. Another reason is I didn't get deap sea blue color in any dealer near my place.

[@lmiller2738]

I thought the interior of Nissan Rogue very cheap and UGLY compared to Tuscon! JMHO.

[@rthiaga]

,@@lmiller2738 I drove only high-end(platinum vs limited) trim of both the vehicles. Tucson's infotainment looks more modern than Nissan Rogue. No doubt. If you compare in terms of Technology alone then Tucson is better than Rogue. They tried something like Tesla. I feel it is poor man's Tesla(Tesla's infotainment looks 100 times better). Tucson's infotainment looks like my 80's Casio watch. They could have given a full screen with touch(like Tesla) instead of half screen and half black keys. I hated the piano black and touch button. I didn't like the position of the display. It is a lot lower than Rogue. Also, Apple car play is wired(limited) wherein Rogue is wireless. Actually, after seeing all the online photos I liked the infotainment of Tucson a lot better than Rogue. But in reality, it didn't look as good as photos. Online photos are heavily edited. They both won't give a good driving experience but at least Rogue gives more mileage. Tucson's mileage compares with Mazda CX5. But Mazda is a lot fast and it has a very good driving experience than both Rogue and Tucson.

[@sunsh9ne1471]

I recently purchased a 2023 Tucson Hybrid on 12/3/22. I loved the car when I test drove it and watched hours of reviews from KZbin. One thing that every single review failed to mention, is the issue Hyundai has with their panoramic sunroofs, as well as the small piece of glass inbetween the sunroof and the front windshield. There have been class action lawsuits filed against Hyundai because apparently these pieces of glass like to spontaneously burst. This happened to my 2023 Tucson after just ONE WEEK of driving. Walked out to my car ready to head to work, and noticed this giant crack in the glass, expanding from one end all the way to the other end. Car is back at the dealership right now, allegedly getting fixed at no cost to me. But some of the personal stories I've read online make me hesitant to believe that Hyundai is actually going to cover it. I'll come back with more details once I get an update. But just wanted other buyers to be aware of this common issue. I am not very pleased.

[@georgiostsikalis9237]

Minimum ground clearance is 8.3 inches, not 7.1.

[@BostonAutoBlog]

Car and Driver is the only automotive publication that has the ground clearance at 8.3. Edmunds and AutoBlog have it listed at 7.1

[@BitSmythe]

0:55. Video starts here!

[@olegb.4604]

I read they have a lot of issues, more than competitors like, toyota and honda.

[@rncondie]

No question she is a looker but we go for resale value and reliability that is why we drive boring looking Toyota Rav 4 Primes. After Federal Tax credit $34,000.

[@thelastsamurai2414]

Tucson costs about 100K USD in my country so no I shouldn't even think about buying this

[@ELP1125]

I always preferred Kia over Hyundai. But this might change that. 🤔

[@zionakinjide650]

lol....I'm the exact opposite...Used an Sonata before and kia Sephia, loved loved my sonata

[@gvet47]

The price is way too high for what they are. Had a 2016 but they had to buy it back for being a lemon.

[@pdeblois1880]

Does anyone know where they are made?

[@BostonAutoBlog]

Montgomery, Alabama

[@jrjr7404]

But the car is a sharp looking car

[@WAN2TREE4]

261 HP is way less than the 302 HP with RAV 4 prime.

[@SB-uq6zl]

Is there a cargo cover for the back?

[@statehuman]

Yes.

[@MrAdonis2004]

Everything good but you should film the Tucson clean not dirty

[@BostonAutoBlog]

The Tucson in this video literally came right off the truck the day I filmed it. There was another Hyundai I had planned to film but jumped on this opportunity knowing there was more buzz surrounding this crossover than the other model. It was a last minute change on my part. What’s more important is the value being provided and being one of the first to get content on this vehicle.

[@12skits63]

Shut the fuck up Karen. No one cares, it's a fucking hyundai moron.

[@BM-Despair]

@@12skits63 ????

[@toner37]

UGH...that's a HARD PASS on this one. All that piano black gloss trim on the center stack and console and no knobs or push buttons. It's all touch sensitive infotainment center and that's a lot of fingerprints, dust and scratches and the glare from the sun light.