POV Review - All new 2019 Hyundai Tucson Ultimate - In depth walk around

Jesse Nicholson at Vernon Hyundai shows you the all new 2019 Hyundai Tucson Ultimate. Check this out for an in depth review on some of the new key features and benefits of the new 2019 Tucson. From a new HTRAC AWD System to a new 2.4L engine option, you will be amazed with how nicely equipped the new Tucson comes and it costs less then the 2018 Ultimate model! #Reviews #HyundaiCanada #2019Tucson

[@TheSoulMan11]

I like how you went through more then what others have done, more so on the features.

[@POVCarReviews]

Much appreciated!! Most people tend to focus on the capability and drive train when it comes to SUVs but with the technology and new features being some of the highlights of this years model I had to spend some quality time on showing them.

[@shaniawlfgrl]

Great walk around and explanation of functions of car and electronics! Love that you didn’t make us feel like we were on a roller coaster with the camera. Well done! Thank you, now I want to go and buy one.

[@POVCarReviews]

Thank you Sharon! The Tucson has always in my opinion been overlooked when it comes to tech features and this year Hyundai really stepped up its game with all of the new features in the 2019 Tucson. I think the new iPhone Xs helped out with the "roller coaster" affect haha but thank you so much and i appreciate the feedback! Call me at Vernon Hyundai if you'd like to inquire further about the Tucson or if you'd like to take one out overnight.

[@MT-pc5ct]

@@POVCarReviews Is the brand known for reliability?

[@michelcouture8979]

Very pertinent and nice to see features often not mentionned in other videos; tks!

[@POVCarReviews]

Thank you very much for the comment! I try to go above and beyond the flashy features most reviewers focus on and go into the real world features that most people will use on a daily basis. Much appreciated Michel!

[@Zozzle12]

Great job. Thanks for the review.

[@POVCarReviews]

Thanks Mike! I appreciate the feedback and I'm always trying to do a better job so i hope you stay tuned for my next video which will be either the new 2020 Kona or the 2020 Tucson. Thanks again!

[@geraldmiller8973]

my wife and i just bought the SE model on june 3. got the new color, dusk blue with black interior. the car comes with safety features you won't find on any other suv for the price $25,500. drives very well and we like all of the safety features. very glad we bought it.

[@POVCarReviews]

oh i love the new dusk blue, i think its my new favorite color. great choice Gerald!

[@dariuswren6723]

Great review.

[@POVCarReviews]

THANKS DARIUS! Much appreciated! You considering a Tucson?

[@FaithinJehovahnJesus]

I just got my Tucson and I love it! Thank you for explaining many features.

[@POVCarReviews]

Thank you for checking out my channel and I am glad i was able to help you out with some of the features of the Tucson. What is your favorite thing about your new Tucson Isabella?

[@FaithinJehovahnJesus]

Real Canadian Car Reviews for the 2020, they included many cool options for Value model. I did not expect certain features for the value model but it was included and it’s amazing for the price.

[@Lifestyle-wj9ov]

Can you plz tell me about your experience with it cuz I wanna get one too?

[@princegal]

This was an awesome review. Thanks.

[@POVCarReviews]

Soca Gal thank you for the feedback! Really appreciate it

[@princegal]

Jesse Nicholson - Real Canadian Car Reviews thank you!

[@OntarioAndrews415]

This is an extremely good video on this vehicle. Well thought out and presented. Thanks for sharing/posting. Question; doe it have a tire pressure monitor system?

[@POVCarReviews]

Thnk you so much Ontario Andrews! No, the Canadian Tucson does not have TPMS on them, so far only our KONA EV has TPMS sensors.

[@lflyr6287]

Real Canadian Car Reviews : compared to the non facelifted version of the Tucson (2015-2018) it slightly upgraded visually on all fronts except in the interior part of the central console where the Tablet like center screen is looking very cheap like with all the other manufacturers that do this. The 2015-2018 version had the infotainment system integrated into the dashboard which looks and feels much more premium and doesn't disturb the vision on the road through the whole front glass.

[@erick11nov]

Best review I ever seen so far , very clear and accurate information , congrats Jesse , I'm thinking to buy the ultimate blue or white , and I needed someone with this walk around .

[@POVCarReviews]

Thank you so much ierick H! Great choice when looking for a very capable but fuel efficient vehicle with one of the best backed warranties in the industry. Glad I could help out and i hope you get into your Tucson with a little more confidence now as well. Id got with the blue cause it looks so sharp this year. Thanks again !

[@yesno.idontknow.587]

Blue

[@erick11nov]

Jesse Nicholson - Real Canadian Car Reviews Jesse how r u? Guess what ? Thanks to this amazing review , I just pick up my new Tucson 2019 , I'm very happy with the purchase , everything or almost everything it's more than I was expecting from this vehicle , the only issue hope not a big deal with this SUV it's the camera very very very blurry barely can see at night time when I try to backup , I'm avoiding reverse gear lol , just wondering if you ever had any comments or complains about this concern , please if you have time let me know , all the best and greetings from Vancouver BC

[@POVCarReviews]

try cleaning your license plate lights and the camera lens when this happens. seems to rectify this issues for most people who have this problem. If that doesn't work, take it to your deal as the camera will still be under warranty. Hope this helps!

[@jorgelvs30]

Awasome video. Thanks!

[@POVCarReviews]

Thanks so much for the feedback and love! What is your favourite part of the Hyundai Tucson Ultimate? Please hit the subscribe button ! : )

[@nolasavedmysoul]

Nice explanation of all the buttons. I’m curious...is there a cover you can pull closed for the sun roof so that the sun is not always shining right in? Thanks!

[@POVCarReviews]

Thank you ! Yes you bet, the headliner cane be rolled up to cover the sunroof and keep you cool on days that are just a bit too bright.

[@dianecalevro4426]

This was a very thorough explanation of the changes from the 2018 to the new 2019 Tuscan. I was especially interested in the engine change which he discusses. I have been shopping for this car in USA for last two months and Jesse taught me more than any salesman I have encountered. Thank you Jesse!

[@POVCarReviews]

Thank you so much Diane! Glad you reached out via email and i was able to answer a few of those questions you had. I hope this has made making your decision on what Tucson to go with a bit easier. If you ever have any questions feel free to reach out. Thanks again and have a great day!

[@ajaaniajaa]

Are the running boards/side step worth putting it on a Tucson? I mean, it looks pretty nice.

[@POVCarReviews]

I have seen a couple with the running boards and i like the look of them. Some ppl don't because they stick out so you have to step out a bit further when getting out of the vehicle and can rub the back of your pants and get them dirty sometimes. Each to their own but if you like them id say go with them!

[@MDKN22]

Nice review! Lots of factual and interesting information. I own a 2016 Tucson Limited and I love mine. Local dealership just got a new 2019 Limited in and I'm looking to compare them both to see which one I would pick personally, and do a review on it as well.

[@POVCarReviews]

would love to hear your thoughts on it if you move forward with a purchase. My clients have nothing but positive things to say about their Tucsons

[@MDKN22]

@@POVCarReviews I'm keeping my current Tucson. Love mine so much I cant be pried from it!

[@POVCarReviews]

@@MDKN22 thats a good thing!

[@lmae8218]

any transmission problems ?

[@POVCarReviews]

Hey Guys! Thanks for helping me grow my KZbin channel and for taking the time to view my Tucson Walk Around Video! Here is my newest Walk Around Review Video on the ALL NEW 2020 Hyundai Palisade! Check it out here --> kzbin.info/www/bejne/jJ7bppxrgKh2kMU

[@peacevalleyforagers]

I like this but live in Fort St. John. Would doing my own minor work like oil changes void warranty? Asking because there is no Hyundai dealership here

[@POVCarReviews]

great question! You CAN do your own oil changes no problem and it will not affect warranty. Just keep receipts and log the dates you do the oil changes to make sure your doing them every 6000kms or less and you wont have a problem. I would order a handful of Hyundai oil filters as this is a MUST when doing your own oil changes. Best of luck and if your interested i could sell ya one and take care of the shipping or fly ya down to make a deal work. Let me know my email is on Venron Hyundais website under the staff section.

[@GREATNESS275]

Great comprehensive review Jesse!...I'm American & just purchased a US-spec 2019 Tucson Ultimate FWD for about $4,000 dollars cheaper than this Canadian spec vehicle. Not really sure why the disparity in price, but it must have something to do with the US to Canadian dollar exchange rate! BTW Jesse my Tucson Ultimate has a Qi-Wireless charging pad in the center front console!!!!!

[@POVCarReviews]

it totally is just the way our dollars sit right now and im kinda peeved we didn't the wireless charging pad in the Canadian model myself as i just got the iPhone Xs a few months back and i can now use this function so it would be nice to have in more Hyundai's. Glad you love it and hope you love it for years to come!

[@majidmohammed4461]

Thanks a lot

[@POVCarReviews]

anytime! Thanks for checking in! ]

[@sdhami9641]

I thought there was chrome finishing around the rear seat windows..? Is that only an American feature?

[@POVCarReviews]

must only be on the American model as this will be the same as every other Ultimate Tucson in Canada.

[@andrewkelley434]

Does the Ultimate come with memory seats? I didn't see any buttons for them and at that price, it definitely should be included.

[@POVCarReviews]

For some reason they left out memory seats in this years model. To be honest, it was a feature that most people who i sell vehicles to rarely use and instead of adding the memory seats into the vehicle and upping the price, they decided to go with some advanced safety features in which the public had been asking for in a more affordable unit. Hope this helps!

[@andrewkelley434]

@@POVCarReviews Thank you so much for the reply, very insightful. And by the way, I am a huge fan of that the new blue, too. Absolutely beautiful. Happy New Year!

[@POVCarReviews]

Thanks Andrew! The new Blue is a great color and I'm glad i could give a little insight into the missing memory seats. Happy New Year to you too!

[@guymerola1033]

I just took delivery of a 2019 Tucson Ultimate. This replaced a 2016 Tucson Limited with the Ultimate Package. I'm in Hawaii. I have to say I like the 2019 drive train much better. Never liked the DCT, although the gas mileage was definitely better. For me, this is an acceptable sacrifice for the much smoother and more predictable power train. I also love the new 18" wheel design. Additionally, the slightly smaller wheels make for a smoother ride. My only complaint is with the video quality of the cameras-particularly the back up camera in low light situations. But otherwise it is a better-and better looking- vehicle in most every way than the model it replaces IMO.

[@POVCarReviews]

I agree with you on that one Guy. Having a more stable and predictable drive train powering the Tucson this year is a nice change from the DCT. I think if they could get the DCT to act without hesitation, then it would have been an amazing set up. The 2.4L is no slough by any means and should provide people with more then enough power in the Tucson. I haven't really tried the back up camera in a low light situation but if it seems really dark, try wiping the license plate lights as they provide most of the light for when reversing at night. I have found this helps me out in mine when it seems too dark out. Thanks for the comment Guy and hope you enjoy your 2019 Tucson Ultimate for years to come!

[@lennoxruiz1193]

Hello. I was hoping you could answer some questions for me regarding this Canadian Ultimate Tucson. 1) How many Usb ports does it have on the rear seats? 2) The second row does it slide forward and back? 3) is the second row flat or is there a bump in the middle? 4) Is the remote start just thru the app or does it have some built in? 5) Is wireless charging available? I saw some videos online that have it. Thank you very much for your help!

[@POVCarReviews]

1) it has 1 USB port in the rear 2) no, the seats do not slide forward or back 3) the second row goes 99% flat, very minor and little incline into the rear seats from rear cargo area ( almost true flat) 4) only through the app which is in fact built in ( not off the key fob but your cellphone so you'll need a smartphone for the remote start to work) 5) it does not have wireless charging in the 2019 Tucson ( all trim levels ) for some reason they didn't add this function for this year Hope this helps Lennox and thanks again for the comment!

[@lennoxruiz1193]

@@POVCarReviews Thank you very much for your response. Have a nice day!

[@POVCarReviews]

@@lennoxruiz1193 thanks and you too!

[@lmae8218]

anyone have transmission problems with 2016-2018 models? or know anyone that has I LOVE this car but I'm scared to get one due to seeing bad reviews about transmission

[@POVCarReviews]

the transmission on the ULTIMATE model has changed now and is no longer a 7 speed dual clutch transmission ( DCT) but rather back to the good ole 6 speed that has no issues. I have sold a lot of Tucson's this year and not one person has ever come back with Transmission issues so far and i don't foresee any problems down the road now that Hyundai took the 7 speed DCT out of the vehicle. Hope this helps!

[@bml33]

Tucson is looking good for 2019! I have a 17. Very well built. Only 1 problem so far, the blind spot monitor went out. I have the 1.6 DCT drivetrain. I'm not a fan of the DCT transmission but the gas mileage of the 2.4 engine is not very good. I was not a fan of the previous Caribbean Blue but the new blue color looks nice. I have the Ruby Wine, love it!

[@POVCarReviews]

Thanks for the comment Bruce! I agree, the 2017 Tucson 1.6T DCT is a great vehicle but some people have come to me with concerns over the DCT and how it reacts, drives, etc. The gas mileage is better on the DCT in your 2017 but all of the bugs have been worked out and the 2.4L engine set up goes really quick and without any minor hesitation like in the 2017 DCT models. Also, the Ruby Wine is a great color and wish they had kept it for 2019 as well.

[@bml33]

@@POVCarReviews I read somewhere that the 1.6 DCT setup is better on the Elantra because it has more power and the shifting is tuned differently....the Tucson was tuned to be ultra efficient. This engine does put out more power on the Elantra too. But someone said the power limitation on Tucson is due to the turbo unit being smaller, as they didn't have as much space to put a bigger intercooler.

[@POVCarReviews]

Yes, the Elantra Sport with the same 7 Speed DCT and the 1.6L Turbo engine puts out 201 HP and is tweaked differently for sure. As for not having room for the bigger inter cooler and turbo i am not 100% sure but something doesn't add up for me as there is more room in the larger engine bay of the Tucson then the Elantra Sport. I think they just wanted to obtain some really good fuel economy numbers on the larger Tucson so they made it not as powerful as when you buy a car in a sports model, you want good power and drive-ability. That's a great question however and i feel that to stay competitive in the small SUV market, the Tucson needed less power to get better fuel economy.

[@Der.Nichtraucher]

We had got the 2016 model and now the 2019 (ultimate) one in champion blue and it looks very nice with those 19" rims👍

[@POVCarReviews]

LOVE THE 19" RIMS TOO! CONGRATS ON THE NEW TUCSON!

[@L3SAN360TUTORIALS]

I want this car mainly for the sun roof. I live in south Florida so all the other features like heated this and heated that is for sure not needed here haha

[@POVCarReviews]

haha no doubt! We need the heated features up here in Canada for our winters but it was just 121 F here a few weeks ago ( just over 49 degrees Celsius) so the cooled functions are much needed too haha Thanks for checking in!

[@shabblabbat]

Well done.

[@POVCarReviews]

shabblabbat wababbalat thank you very much for the feedback!

[@timheersma4708]

Way over in Ontario. Purchased the 2019 Tucson Ultimate Gemstone Red with the beige/black interior. For the Bluelink remote car start, the car doors MUST be locked or it will not start. Very peppy with the 2.4L and very sure footed in snow/ice conditions. Lots of legroom front and back (I stand 6' 3" and my daughters friend stand 6' 5" and we each were comfortable for a long drive. If I had any wish list to add...memory seat settings, tire pressure monitoring (not available for the 19" as far as I can tell) and the ability to turn on the heated/cooled seats on remote start...otherwise, extremely happy.

[@POVCarReviews]

Thanks for the comment Tim! I agree with you on the extras that would make it a bit better ( memory seats, TPMS, etc) but you CAN put the heated or cooled seats on with Bluelink! I don't think your salesmen showed you that obviously but it is in the custom set up for your remote start. You can adjust the idle length of time, if the front or rear defrost is on or not and which heated or cooled seat is on or not as well. If you have any questions look me up at Vernon Hyundai in BC and shoot me an email or call me and i can walk you through it and make sure you know this feature as it is one of the best features with BlueLink in my opinion.

[@zaraboz999]

How's the 2.4 engine in term of highway driving and especially passing cars? Does it have enough power to pass cars safely?

[@timheersma4708]

@@zaraboz999 In sport mode, very peppy. I generally run eco which is better on fuel, but I still find it good. Sport is on demand on the console :-)

[@59LesPaul]

I just took delivery of a 2019 Ultimate AWD. How is it in the winter? I mean, are snow tires necessary or is the AWD good on it's own for winter driving? Just wondering, will most likely get snows but was curious what your experience was...

[@zaraboz999]

I was told the Canadian Tucson does not have memory seats and Tire Pressure Sensors, but the US version does. Is this true?

[@POVCarReviews]

correct. The Ultimate model for 2019 does not have memory seats or TPMS. I actually am very glad they have no TPMS as it can cause false readings by the temp dipping down a bit and then forces a person to pull over and check the tires even though they are fine. I think the tolerance for the sensors to go off is roughly 5% which can be annoying. As for the memory seats, this is something not a lot of people use in my experience and Hyundai added in some upgraded tech & safety features in lieu of the memory seat function i have been told. Consumers talked and they wanted added safety not the memory seats so Hyundai listened. I mean no company will ever please everyone but for the most part, this is something that never comes up in conversation with my clients.

[@zaraboz999]

@@POVCarReviews thank you for the info.

[@willieriley2255]

How many speakers are in the ultimate Tucson

[@POVCarReviews]

it has 6 speakers an a subwoofer in the Ultimate model. Powered by Infinity

[@glennb9125]

I recently bought this exactly model (ultimate edition) but the LEDs don’t light up on my headlights during the day (like it shows on yours in the video). Only the fog light LEDs turn on. Is there a way to turn on the headlight ones?

[@damonreynolds6775]

It's because he has park lights switched on. You can tell this at the back too.

[@POVCarReviews]

@@damonreynolds6775 you got it. Turn it one up on the lever as this will illuminate your rear taillights and front DRLs at the same time. Great for dusk or fog, smoky days etc.

[@ShabinMangalathu]

Hi bro ,hope you are doing good,i have a doubt do Hyundai Tucson 2021 ultimate has a Wireless charging function?

[@POVCarReviews]

I'm not sure about the model where you live but check your country's Hyundai corporate website and that should tell you if it will have it or not. I know the new 2022 Tucson has a wireless charger in Canada. Hope you find what you're looking for, bets of luck!

[@ShabinMangalathu]

@@POVCarReviews I bought my car from Edmonton AB

[@POVCarReviews]

@@ShabinMangalathu if you have it, it will be on the pad in front of the shifter below the climate control.

[@ShabinMangalathu]

@@POVCarReviews no it’s not working,but in USA model they have it.

[@didiermartinez1442]

Do you know how can I get the two daytime running lights turn on? I Just got the ultimate but it only turn on the ones in the bumper at day and not both! Helo

[@rockthesix1679]

On the left stalk, set it to Auto. Thats how it is in my Camry. Hope it helps.

[@didiermartinez1442]

Thats is what I did but it only turns on the ones at the bottom in the fog lights

[@POVCarReviews]

@@didiermartinez1442 Turn it one up on the lever as this will illuminate your rear taillights and front DRLs at the same time. Great for dusk or fog, smoky days etc. Not the auto function and not on full night headlights but the other symbol is for the taillights and the front DRLs to be on. Hope this helps!

[@andreb.8266]

Thank you ! I'm waiting for the delivery of mine and I'm happy for your video so I will not be a complete idiot on my first ride.

[@POVCarReviews]

best of luck and make sure the sales guy who sold it to you shows you how to work everything as thats our biggest job, making sure our clients are happy and comfortable in the new vehicle

[@andreb.8266]

@@POVCarReviews Thank you, now with all the gadget I'm not sure they can tell us all. I have it for a week now and yesterday I just saw I can manually select the gear :-) Video like yours are a great help, thank you !

[@charleneleber1933]

I want that red one in the background!

[@POVCarReviews]

Charlene Leber we can make that happen for you! Haha

[@charleneleber1933]

@@POVCarReviews I bet you could, but not in my budget right now! I have a red Versa now and it is paid for.

[@POVCarReviews]

hope it treats you well! If you ever get curious swing by your local Hyundai dealership and i know you will be impressed.

[@glem9582]

what is the color of the headliner cloth? is it grey or cream?

[@POVCarReviews]

it is a beige or cream colored headliner here in Canada. Makes the interior of the vehicle open up a bit vs ones with black headliners.

[@glem9582]

can you confirm what variant will the black headliners be available? hoping to be available in TOTL diesel engines. to prevent dirt :)

[@POVCarReviews]

i wish....we are not getting the diesels here in Canada i have been told which is unfortunate. As for the black headliner, i haven't seen it in any Tucson trim so far.

[@glem9582]

ohh, sad truth. BTW thanks for answering my questions, Will be subscribing this channel, Please make sure to always include the color of the car interior headliner color from your future videos. Thank again man!

[@POVCarReviews]

THANKS FOR THE SUBSCRIPTION! Much appreciated and i will add it in the future. videos. Just did one on the 2019 Kona this afternoon and made sure i added the color of the headliner!

[@franciscosiles]

Is it compatible with Andriod Auto?

[@enriqueruiz5492]

I think so

[@markgourley3745]

Yes I have the new Tucson and its compatible with both Android Auto and Apple. Just download the app and pair it up

[@POVCarReviews]

Francisco Siles you bet it is! Both android auto and Apple car play. Just plug your phone into the USB port and it will automatically start up for you

[@jt19767171]

Can you set the 4wd to on/off?

[@POVCarReviews]

Well kind of.... Although the vehicle is a all time AWD crossover, you can however lock the differential into a 4x4 mode which splits the power to the front and rear wheels 50-50. When the button is not on, the power is 90% to the front tires and 10% to the rear tires with up to 40% being able to be transferred to the rear tires in the full time AWD mode.

[@timheersma4708]

@@POVCarReviews I had the display up for a day in the snow driving in normal mode on show/ice, and found it favoured front wheel drive (better fuel economy) It tended to go about 20% to 30% rear starting out from a stop. It did go almost all wheel on it's own on my icy driveway that day.

[@POVCarReviews]

@@timheersma4708 the intelligent AWD system makes sure you have enough capability without comprising fuel economy. Its a really great system and with the LOCKING AWD button, you can make sure you in a 50-50 power split between front and rear tires when you need that extra push up a big hill or through some deep snow

[@jaysondingle2270]

Why Hyundai Tucson 2019 canada model doesn't have wireless charger pad!

[@POVCarReviews]

i really wish it did but i dont think plugging in the phone is a big hassle at all.

[@59LesPaul]

I agree! I actually thought it came with this feature when I bought it! Just realized after the fact it doesn't have it! Was bummed,but still happy with the vehicle

[@bluemarvel4601]

I want this vehicle

[@POVCarReviews]

Blue Marvel do you live in Canada ? Let’s work you out a great deal and I can even ship it to you if you aren’t able to make it down to Vernon. Or perhaps fly you down ????

[@badasuvincent7801]

Please am in Ghana how can I get it

[@POVCarReviews]

This is a North American version of the Tucson but I'm sure there is a comparable model in or close to Ghana. Hope your able to find yourself one!

[@henrikkoukku2896]

Look...👍🏼✨Wow!.Good.😎

[@POVCarReviews]

Thanks for the comment and view!

[@edreyez484]

I think this car is more practical than crv and rav4 for the price.. hyundai needs more fine tuning but its already a good car..

[@POVCarReviews]

wait until the all new 2021 Tucson comes out! Its going to refined with some worlds first features....needless to say its going to knock out the rav4 and the CRV as they are already dizzy by the Hyundai brand......the new one will be the knock out blow

[@secordman]

Real Canadians generally don't buy the expensive Ultimate trims. Just my pet peeve about manufacturers pushing the high end models on car reviewers. Essential AWD trim for me if I bought this, I do like the vehicle.

[@POVCarReviews]

Actually i sell quite a few Ultimate models in every model we have here. For my general location, the top trims seem to be the best seller right after the mid level preferred trim. The reason why i chose the Ultimate to showcase was that with the redesign, i wanted to show people what some of the new tech features are available for 2019. I cannot do this is a base model unfortunately. I mean $30,000 is already lots of money so for an extra $9000 you get everything. That is how i buy cars anyways, go full load or stick with a used model or a cheap private sale. But again, that's just my opinion.

[@secordman]

@@POVCarReviews I notice that with the Nissan Rogue, lots of top end SL trim I see on the road. But a car is a depreciating commodity, again, you gladly sell the base models too. I hear you.

[@secordman]

@@POVCarReviews Anyway I sat in a Tucson Ultimate at the Toronto car show this evening, I really do like it. Good cargo space nice ergonomics.

[@POVCarReviews]

Thanks for the comment and for being civil with me haha. I agree, we do sell more entry level models but for KZbin and to gain more views, people generally want to see what we can do in a vehicle and that is always the Ultimate trim level to showcase the new tech and safety features. Most people can get away with a preferred or a luxury trim level but i do prefer the top end models myself. Once you go fully loaded it is really hard to take features away and go with a lesser trim in the next vehicle so i think i have cursed myself now lol Glad you like to cargo area in the Tucson and the ergonomics of the seating/driving position. It truly is a great CUV for a small family or someone like myself who has no kids and likes to be up higher then a car.

[@59LesPaul]

Just took delivery of a new 2019 Tuscon Ultimate tonight! signed "REAL" Canadian... ha ha

[@united2557]

Nice review but please let us know how it drives next time.......!!

[@POVCarReviews]

haha just been waiting for a new GoPro so i can get out on the road and show you guys what its made of. Silence all these people who think $40K is too much for a fully loaded Tucson. I mean go ahead and pay $50K for a Rav4 and watch be blow the doors of it haha

[@ajaaniajaa]

Could you send me a private message when you upload the drive of this vehicle, thanks.

[@POVCarReviews]

will do!

[@ajaaniajaa]

Just bought the Ultimate yesterday, in white.

[@timheersma4708]

Comfortable driving and smooth riding. I find it better on snow than my former Sonata.

[@pandapanda2937]

I LOUW VOU HYUNDAI Tucson 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@carlosm.garciarivera7138]

The previous engine 1.6 turbo has more torque, better aceleration and best gas mileage, that 2.4 engine is a downgrade and also the wheels

[@POVCarReviews]

I do love the power and fuel economy of most turbo engines but to be honest the new 2.4L set up is an UPGRADE for sure. I do miss the styling on the 2016-2018 Tucson 19" rims but with so many other features and upgrades the 2019 is really going to be a top seller in the Okanagan. No more hesitation when accelerating from a dead stop and if you run it in SPORT MODE I think you wont feel a loss of power at all. Thanks for the comment Carlos !

[@johnnyteevlogs1995]

@@POVCarReviews Hi Jesse, since I bought a 2019 2.4L 181HP -175 FT LB Torque City 11L/100KM and HWY 9.1L/100KM while the Sante Fe is 185HP 178 ft lb Torque City 11.2L/100KM and HWY 8.7L/100KM what bugs me is last years Tucson had 1.6L Turbo 175HP is now in the (Kona 1.6L Turbo 175HP) and Veloster(1.6L Turbo 201HP), let's look at the Veloster 201HP 195 ft lb torque and City 8.5L/100KM and HWY 6.9L/100KM, WTF!!!! Why the in god earth would they have not given this engine to Tucson 201HP Sorry but Hyundai has made a big screw up, this is what engine it should have got!!!!

[@POVCarReviews]

if i could have a say in what they use for engines trust me, every vehicle would have a way bigger more powerful engine. Cant win em all i guess haha

[@timheersma4708]

I had a 2.4 L in my 2011 Sonata. Very capable motor and I got 200K out of it. I trust the reliability and performance for my 2019 Tucson.

[@ishumadan1678]

Creta elder brother 😂

[@POVCarReviews]

Creta is only in India i imagine? Never seen one but would love a chance to driver every Hyundai out there one day!

[@ishumadan1678]

Jesse Nicholson i saw creta in dubai but older one...hyundai facelift creta in india but tucson is still not up to date... new tucson is very similar to creta....creta is one of the best selling compact suv in india i hv 2016 model

[@POVCarReviews]

ishu madan sounds like something I’d be interested in reviewing ! Would love a chance to get my hands on some models from other countries.

[@alexfinn8131]

@@POVCarReviews Creta is best selling in Russia too. 66 thousand in 2018.

[@jperkins1269]

39000 for a Hyundai?

[@POVCarReviews]

jperkins1269 it’s not the same Hyundai it was 10 years ago that’s for sure. What other vehicle can provide you with the amount of warranty and features for this value with AWD and low interest rates ? I’ve worked for many brands and this is why I planted my flag with Hyundai. Best value for your money. Entry level starts at around $26,000.

[@jperkins1269]

Even though it may have gotten better I don’t think that it warrants a higher sticker than more established brands. Because it has a longer warranty means nothing if I have to be at the service department waiting for my car to be fixed all the time.

[@POVCarReviews]

haha a coke used to cost a penny too. Cant live in the past as these are not the same vehicles as they were even 10 years ago. We lead the JD Power initial quality survey for 2018 models. Genesis, KIA and Hyundai 1, 2 and 3. Number 4 is Porsche. just to give you an idea of how well built these vehicles truly are.

[@POVCarReviews]

do you have house insurance? Do you constantly have to do house repairs? No.....but if something happened you'd be pretty happy you had coverage. Warranty is just there for peace of mind and if something were to potentially happen. This is also the top model. They come as low as around $26,000. Also top models form Chevy, Toyota, Honda, Ford, Subaru are also a lot more money then this Tucson. This is Canadian money as well so in the States they are cheaper for sure. The cost of steel, electronics, shipping, etc have all gone up so therefore the costs of every vehicle has gone up along with it. Just is what it is....

[@linh811]

can't afford it ?

[@legoversus5656]

Guys, any 1.6-132hp owners around here? Can you help me with a review? How it drives, underpowered, sluggish?

[@POVCarReviews]

drive great and not sluggish at all. I find it has enough power for what it is and i think youd feel the same with an extended test drive.

[@legoversus5656]

@@POVCarReviews thanks! ;)

[@POVCarReviews]

@@legoversus5656 your going to love it, tons of power as its not a heavy big vehicle so that 1.6Turbo makes it feel very sporty and fun in the corners. i was VERY surprised

[@pandapanda2937]

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥I LOUW VOU HYUNDAI Tucson 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️💋💋💋💋💋💋💋👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌

[@yourdaddy5876]

Why in the reviews they always put the nicer models. I have the 2019 and is not that nice. 🤔

[@POVCarReviews]

For the most part, people want to see ALL of the available features a vehicle has to offer and a big reason why most reviews are of fully loaded models. Good point tho, perhaps I should start doing more reviews of entry level stuff. Would that be something you'd be more interested in?

[@yourdaddy5876]

@@POVCarReviews yes it will be nice to mention details of entry level. am not saying to focus on entry level but just a quick review and pics of how a car without all bells and whistles looks like. 😊👍

[@POVCarReviews]

@@yourdaddy5876 IM DIGGIN THE IDEA......NEXT ONE WILL BE A 2022 TUCSON PREFERRED AWD

[@pandapanda2937]

I LOUW VOU HYUNDAI Tucson 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍I LOUW VOU HYUNDAI Tucson 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@hdelga5]

it's more expensive in Canada

[@POVCarReviews]

YUP, VERNON BC CANADA. Every vehicle is more expensive in Canada as your American Dollar drives the pricing up in other parts of the world. But if you came here to buy it in your American Money then it would in fact be WAY cheaper for you due to the exchange rate. More options however on our Canadian models then you have in the USA. More bang for your buck

[@hdelga5]

@@POVCarReviews noticed that the ultimate rims in Canada is the sport trim here in the USA and the hp is lower to 181hp. Not used to reading everything in metric like Kilometers and Celsius

[@POVCarReviews]

yes, some minor differences between the two models but mostly appearance. So the Tucson down in the USA has a lower HP rating? Might be due to more pollution in the Canadian model so its less power to be able to sell in California? Sorry im not up on my imperial info either haha so all is good!

[@hdelga5]

@@POVCarReviews yeah it's on the website.

[@POVCarReviews]

id imagine. lots of differences between models in the USA and Canada

[@hdelga5]

once he said kilometers I knew his location wasn't from America

[@thereisnogodbutallahswt1320]

Henry Delgado who cares about usa^ Canada is best

[@hdelga5]

@@thereisnogodbutallahswt1320 1. It's no surprise idiots like you who would comment on something like this and being negatively. It shows a lot of who you are as a person inside. 2. No one asked you, I was conversating to the dealer. Not you

[@thereisnogodbutallahswt1320]

@@hdelga5 thank you sir have a nice day!

[@POVCarReviews]

If it weren't for the USA these cars wouldn't be getting built! The plant down in Alabama makes these cars so i can provide a living for my family so nothing but love for the good ole U S of A from this guy!

[@user-rt7cc1gk5v]

It is wonderful but very expensive

[@POVCarReviews]

for just under $40,000 Canadian, its hard to beat for the features you get with the 5 year/100,000kms warranty which is bumper to bumper. I bet you'd love it if you drove one!

[@drewski1441]

Yeah not America, no one here would pay $40 Grand for a small SUV.

[@POVCarReviews]

drewski but yet they do everyday. I’ve seen the sales numbers and lots of vehicles in that price range sell. Maybe not everyone’s fav vehicle for the price but for lots of ppl it works just great.

[@walterharp5700]

Too many gadgets to go wrong

[@POVCarReviews]

But do they? It is VERY rarely that the tech features in these vehicles go. People have no worries when buying a new phone or TV and i have never heard someone say " man this iPhone has too many features and it going to break down because of it".... Same goes with vehicles. They are run through rigorous testing to ensure they will not fail you and will provide years of enjoyment for the new owner. Also with a 5 year/100,000km warranty which is BUMPER to BUMPER, if anything does by chance not work properly, then it will be taken care of by the dealer being under warranty. I for one would rather have a vehicle fully loaded so when i go to trade it in or sell it, i get the most money possible for it. Base or entry level vehicles with no tech features depreciate WAY faster then a full load model. I think you'd be very surprised with how well these tech features hold up in vehicles these days and i for one have never seen any issues with anything on the new Tucson yet.

[@jordancatcher6663]

It's a Hyundai , not a Chrysler...

[@secordman]

@@POVCarReviews I don't think we know enough yet, but of course the dealerships push extended warranties because "what if the electronics fail?"

[@POVCarReviews]

we do not push anything on a client. they have options to buy after sales products but nothing is pushed on them. With a 5 yr/100,000kms warranty, that usually is enough for most people as a buying cycle is typically 3-5 years. For those who keep their cars for 10+ years however, wouldn't it be nice to be covered for the entire time you won your vehicle? Do you own house or life insurance? The "what if" scenario applies to almost everything in life as if you didn't have home insurance and a fire broke out, you'd be happy you had it. To not take it and say we will never have a fire, you'd be called crazy. So when you invest $40,000 + on a vehicle why would you not want it covered for the unexpected? Vehicles are typically the second biggest purchase of a persons life and to leave it up to chance has always been something i have never understood. NASA and the US Military have mechanics on hand. Those shuttles are worth billions of dollars and need repairs down the road. If its man mad, it has a potential to fail so having some coverage on that purchase will be a great idea if anything actually happened. Each to their own i guess.

[@secordman]

@@POVCarReviews I can see it from your end, but $30,000 (or 39K here) plus extended warranty plus HST it adds up.

[@maliksalmanjag2506]

Note hybrid👎

[@POVCarReviews]

Malik Salman Jag we have another vehicle to take the ELECTRIC route. The new 2019 Kona EV. North America’s Utility Vehicle of the Year for 2019.