Hyundai Tucson 2024– car dimensions: 4510 mm long, 1865 mm wide and 1650 mm high. Unladen weight is 1,542 kg. Braked towing is 1,650 kg.
Base models get an 8-inch touchscreen with wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. higher grades step up to 10.25- or 12.3-inch screens, sometimes with navigation. Dual-zone climate control is common from mid grades, with manual air con on entry trims. Smart cruise with stop-and-go is standard across the range in most markets. Forward collision-avoidance braking, blind-spot collision assist, lane-keeping and lane-following assist, plus a reversing camera, come as standard. Front and rear parking sensors plus surround-view appear on upper trims only.
Boot space reaches 620 litres with rear seats up on petrol models and expands to 1799 litres when the 40:20:40 split rear seats fold flat. Hybrid and plug-in versions lose some capacity. A dual-level floor and remote seat releases help with loading.
Braked towing is typically rated at 1650 kg, rising to 1900 kg on some diesel AWD versions. unbraked limit is 750 kg. Trailer sway control and pre-wiring are widely fitted. US-market figures sit lower at around 900 kg braked.
Payload varies by engine, drivetrain and market so no single figure applies. Roof load is commonly 100 kg. No heavy-duty cooling or reinforced suspension is listed as standard across the generation.
The cabin offers dual automatic climate control with rear vents on most grades, soft-touch door panels higher up, and class-leading rear legroom. Power multi-way front seats with lumbar arrive mid-range, heated fronts are common from mid grades, while ventilated fronts, heated rears and a heated wheel sit on top trims. Acoustic laminated windshield is standard. Higher grades add leather or leatherette, ambient lighting and a panoramic roof for an open, quiet feel.
Gas models return around 25 city/32 highway/28 combined mpg FWD in US figures. hybrids reach 38 combined.
Service intervals typically 12 months or 10,000-15,000 km depending on engine and market.
NHTSA overall 5-star. ANCAP/Euro NCAP 5-star (adult 86%, child 87%).
Standard SmartSense: FCA with pedestrian/cyclist/junction, BCA, RCCA, LKA, LFA, DAW, multiple airbags including rear side and centre, ESC, TPMS.
Fuel options include a 2.5-litre petrol, 1.6 turbo petrol, hybrids and diesels in some markets. US EPA figures for the petrol are 25/32/28 mpg FWD and 23/29/25 AWD. hybrids deliver higher combined numbers around 37-38 mpg. Tank sizes sit near 14 gallons for petrol models.
Servicing follows market-specific schedules, often every 12 months or 10,000-15,000 km. Europe manuals list oil changes around 15,000 km/12 months for many petrols. Warranty is commonly five years with unlimited kilometres in places like Australia, plus longer powertrain cover in the US.
Safety scores top marks: five stars from NHTSA overall, five from ANCAP and Euro NCAP based on 2021 tests that still cover the generation. Standard kit across grades includes eight airbags in some specs, forward collision avoidance with junction turning, blind-spot and rear cross-traffic assist, lane keep and follow, driver attention warning, safe exit and rear occupant alert.
Living with it means dual-level cargo floor, remote rear seat release and a five-year warranty structure that supports straightforward upkeep. Higher trims add parking sensors and surround view for easier daily use.
Length 4510 mm, Width 1865 mm, Height 1650 mm, Wheelbase 2680 mm (Tucson 2024 - present)
Sources: manufacturer data, Hyundai TUCSON Brochure MY24, Hyundai EU press kit, UK tech spec PDF.