The 2019 Hyundai Tucson is a compact SUV that offers a comfortable ride, a well-equipped interior, and a good value proposition, especially in higher trim levels. However, it may not be the most exciting or sporty option in its class.
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Comfortable and Refined Ride:
The Tucson provides a smooth and quiet ride, especially on the highway, and handles bumps and potholes well.
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Well-Equipped Interior:
The cabin is well-insulated from road and wind noise, and higher trims offer a range of features and technologies, including Apple CarPlay and Android Auto.
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Good Value:
The Tucson offers a lot of features and a long warranty for the price, especially when compared to some competitors.
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Spacious Interior:
The Tucson offers ample room for passengers, even in the back seats, and a generous cargo area.
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User-Friendly Infotainment System:
The infotainment system is easy to use and navigate, with a redesigned center stack and independent touchscreen mounting on higher trims.
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Available Safety Features:
The Tucson comes standard with forward emergency braking with forward collision warning and offers other advanced safety features like blind-spot warning and lane-keeping assist.
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Underwhelming Base Engine:
The base 2.0-liter engine can feel underpowered, especially when accelerating or passing.
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Bland Driving Experience:
While the Tucson handles competently, it doesn't offer much excitement or engagement for drivers who prioritize sporty handling.
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Fuel Economy:
Fuel efficiency isn't a standout feature, and some competitors may offer better mileage.
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Hard Plastic Surfaces:
Some reviewers noted the presence of hard plastic in the cabin, which can detract from the overall interior feel.
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Size:
The Tucson is slightly smaller than some of its competitors in terms of both interior and exterior dimensions.
