The 2022 Hyundai Tucson came in the following variants
and we’ve recorded 3229 prices that people paid when buying new. The biggest discount
achieved in 2022 on a new Hyundai Tucson was
about $3,142 or 7.1% off. If you’re trying to sell and would like to
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The mid-size SUV segment is arguably the most competitive segment of the Australian new car market. However, the Hyundai Tucson is a car that doesn’t disappoint, going head to head with names like the CX-5, Outlander, and RAV4, and faring pretty darn well. Hyundai has made sure its Tucson SUV is brimming with value, sporting an extensive features list, and also coming to life in terms of practicality and cabin space. The Korean auto-maker offers one of the most comprehensive ownership packages in the industry, while the ‘SmartSense’ safety suite is even better. The inclusion of active and passive safety tech extends to lane-keep assist, as well as AEB with vehicle, pedestrian, and cyclist detection. Meanwhile, the Tucson comes with delightful levels of comfort, which is in no small part due to the legroom on offer, as well as the ergonomic seating that takes away the stress of a hard day’s work. What’s more, the Tucson is an efficient unit, particularly in diesel guise, and its performance also has a lot to offer those eyeing something with a bit of show. It might not get the same credit as its rivals, but the Hyundai Tucson is a brilliant mid-size SUV.
If you're looking for a new car that truly prioritises everyday ride and functionality, then the Hyundai Tuscon is as good a candidate as any to serve your needs. Characterised by its refined handling, sweeping tech, and smooth driving performance, the Hyundai Tuscon meets that sweet spot in being a balanced car that offers much more than its asking price. With a rounded out feel, the Tuscon is a quiet achiever that justifies its enthusiastic following down under.
The Hyundai Tuscon is well worth buying as a stylish and practical SUV that is fit to serve many purposes, whether it be stressful inner-city commuting or taking the family away on holidays. In a crowded segment of the market this is still one car that keeps things simple but never boring. Extraordinarily comfortable, spacious, efficient and with a hearty dose of safety and technology aids, the value here is at the upper end of the spectrum. Capping it off, Hyundai's 5-year/unlimited km warranty is the perfect companion to keep you feeling confident on the road.
A new Hyundai Tucson will set you back in the vicinity of $29,640 for the basic trim level Tucson Active (2WD), all the way up to $49,150 for the range-leading Tucson Highlander (AWD). Across the range there are a large number of variants to choose from, including your choice of front-wheel drive or all-wheel drive, petrol and diesel engines, plus either a six-speed manual or eight-speed automatic gearbox. These prices are based on Hyundai's suggested retail pricing, so don't hesitate to shop around and set aside a little extra for your other costs.
CarExpert
8.1/ 10
Surely with 14 different variants in the current Hyundai Tucson range, there’s something for everyone lured by the angular cut of this particular Korean SUV’s jib. This Tucson Highlander N Line 1.6T AWD petrol consolidates a good many of the Korean makers virtues in one high-grade package. The last version of this car I reviewed was the Elite 2.0D AWD diesel...
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