New Hyundai Tucson – Features, Variants and Specs Decoded

New Hyundai Tucson – Features, Variants and Specs Decoded
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After building up anticipation for quite some time, the Korean automaker finally unleashed its all-new Hyundai Tucson in the country on November 14, 2016.

Hyundai Tucson

After building up anticipation for quite some time, the Korean automaker finally unleashed its all-new Hyundai Tucson in the country on November 14, 2016. With the buyer’s increasing inclination towards SUVs in this part of the world, Hyundai has come all guns blazing to tap this rapidly growing segment (the Creta’s success is a testament of the company’s efforts). Coming back to the Tucson, if you have zeroed down your search to this beau, you must be wondering which variant would be the best bet for your buck. Available in both the fuel options, the Tucson is being offered in three variants – 2WD MT, 2WD AT GL and 2WD AT GLS (only diesel). Have a look at the key features on offer in each of the Tucson variants.

Hyundai Tucson 2WD MT

Petrol – Rs 18.99 lakh | Diesel – Rs 21.59 lakh

This is the base variant of the Tucson and is the perfect option for those who are tight on their budget but still want to lay hands on the SUV. As expected, Hyundai has loaded the Tucson up to the brim, just like every other car in its portfolio; even the base version boasts quite a lot of them. Here are the standard traits on offer in the new Hyundai SUV.

  • Projector headlamps

  • LED positioning lamps

  • LED daytime running lamps

  • Front & rear skid plates

  • Body-coloured bumpers & ORVMs

  • 17-inch clean silver alloys

  • Foldable key

  • Electrically foldable, adjustable and heated ORVMs

  • Automatic headlamps

  • 60:40 split folding rear seat

  • 2nd row seat with reclining function

  • Tilt & telescopic steering

  • Glove box cooling

  • Rear wiper and washer

  • 8.0 HD Audio Video Navigation System

  • Apple CarPlay, Android Auto

  • Front Airbags, ABS with EBD

  • Height-adjustable front seat belts

  • Escort lamps, puddle lamps

Hyundai Tucson 2WD AT GL

Petrol – Rs 21.79 lakh | Diesel – Rs 23.48 lakh

This mid automatic version gets significantly more features than its manual counterpart. It is best suitable for a person wanting the best of both worlds, because at one end you get sufficiently loaded features and at the other end, you have to spend way less than the top-end version. Let’s see what else it has to offer apart from the standard gizmos.

  • Static bending halogen headlamps

  • Chrome finish beltline

  • Front chrome grille

  • Leather upholstery

  • Chrome tip controls on door armrest

  • 18-inch diamond cut alloys

  • Front parking sensors

  • Electronic shift lock system

  • IGn key interlock system

  • Front & side curtain airbags

  • Drive Mode Select

  • Luggage Screen

  • Smart Key and Push Button Start

  • Rear AC Vent

  • 10-way Power Adjustable Driver Seat

Hyundai Tucson 2WD AT GLS

Diesel – Rs 24.99 lakh | Not offered in petrol

The top of the line version of the new Tucson gets a hefty amount of comfort and convenience features. However, this variant is only available in a diesel avatar. This is the ideal trim for a person who doesn’t want to compromise on any aspect of the vehicle and is not bound by the budget. While most of the essential features are covered in the earlier trims, this variant is all about adding the luxury and feel factor to your ride. Check out what added traits it has to offer above the mid variant:

  • Dual Barrel LED Headlamps

  • Static Bending LED Headlamps

  • LED Rear Combination Lamps

  • Supervision Cluster

  • Hands Free Smart Power Tail Gate with Height Adjustment

  • Electric Parking Brake

  • Electronic Stability Control (ESC)

  • Vehicle Stability Management (VSM)

  • Hill-start Assist Control (HAC)

  • Downhill Brake Control (DBC)

  • Brake Assist

*All prices ex-showroom Delhi

So which is the Tucson variant that fits your bill? Do let us know in the comments section below.

Source: cardekho.com

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