Great review as usual, Tomas. I've watched several reviews of the '27 Tucson. Love the style inside and out. Knowing that there's an available 2.0L engine, I'm shocked with such great sales numbers in the US that we only get the 1.6L, with no offered plug-in hybrid, no HUD, and no massaging seats. Those options are offered everywhere else but in the US. Makes me feel like the forgotten cousin. Again, it's a beauty inside and out, but without the HUD or massaging seats, Hyundai can keep it.
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- As a owner of current Tucson generation (2024 bought as a new one) I am very disappointed with the new one. I totally don't like the design of it especially the interior looks very bad to me.
- This is more like it, the old model was not a good looking car from some angles, the tucson lettering could be smaller and in black, other than that, good review and lovely new car
- Ugly as hell on the exterior, especially the front! I know some might like it, but man I do not want to drive Robocop's car. I have a 2019 version that I was thinking of changing next year, but that exterior design.... ufff... need to look elsewhere.
- The good thing is that in my market, they're going to offer it with real leather, and instead of that useless drawer in the trunk, they're going to put in a spare tire just like the ones on the outside—as it should be.... Luckily, in my market, Hyundai/Kia pays attention to the things that matter to us....
- This physical buttons i want at new cx5.
Sorry Mazda but Hyundai doing better.
I thing interiour is very fine and ergonomic through all car looks good and solid.
This is better like Rav4,cx5 and Crv for me.
Sorry Japan boys
- Thomas and Lia, your videos are very professional. The color of this new Tucson in the presentation looks spectacular, it really highlights the angles, my favorite part is the front, the finishes looks quite good, except for the center console buttons. The steering wheel and speakers remind me of the Range Rover Evoque.
- Hyundai/LIA hs been doing some nice designs since getting Europen designers. They have been putting some different colors on their interiors, which I like, the beige and black is boring these days. Looking at this vehicle, it would be nice to have it as an EV. The IONIQ like is OK, but seeing the Chinese doing EVs looking like regular cars (some of them), I feel some drivers would take this CUV in electric, I would. It will be interesting to see what KIA will do with their sister model, the Sportage. It'd good to have buttons and a large display.
- Interior looks great, nice to have real buttons - integrated dash-cam is a brilliant thing to have, especially with the interesting standard of driving skills in my country.
Extending sun-visors are a brilliant thing, but would prefer even more the twin sun-visors so you can shade both the side and front - although they are rare since they normally don't pass the accountant checks.
It must be something with Hyundai/Kia that automatic closing things go "BAM" - the Kia cars with the guillotine cup holders.
- Hyundai and Kia are masters off creating vehicles that are strong on individual character as well as well specced and well built. None of the Chinese bling slapped onto shapes like bars of soap. Some might find the looks a bit too much but obviously many are appreciating having vehicles that are engaging.
-Why do we get a smaller Tucson in the EU compared to the rest of the world? I was hoping that would change in this generation, but no, Hyundai is still sticking to their stupid ways. It's a pass from me until they stop the discrimination.
- love it, interior looks great and super cozy... love the UI graphics, screens look like OLEDs, nice dark black, and thta physical HVAC panel is great... it doesnt take much to have that under the screen, every car should make it like that... but again those rear turn signals... why they cant be big vertical like those in the front? especially when there are bazillion rear red lights...
- I think you might need to grow up a bit and learn that not everyone shares your moral values. Leather isn't even always better than the alternatives, so I can't help but feel like you're lashing out because you've created some political identity about killing animals, which is really unfortunate for you.
Anyways, not going to reply again because this isn't the place for it. I just wanted to point out that you're objectively wrong that "no one" cares about the killing of animals.
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- As a owner of current Tucson generation (2024 bought as a new one) I am very disappointed with the new one. I totally don't like the design of it especially the interior looks very bad to me.
- This is more like it, the old model was not a good looking car from some angles, the tucson lettering could be smaller and in black, other than that, good review and lovely new car
- Ugly as hell on the exterior, especially the front! I know some might like it, but man I do not want to drive Robocop's car. I have a 2019 version that I was thinking of changing next year, but that exterior design.... ufff... need to look elsewhere.
- The good thing is that in my market, they're going to offer it with real leather, and instead of that useless drawer in the trunk, they're going to put in a spare tire just like the ones on the outside—as it should be.... Luckily, in my market, Hyundai/Kia pays attention to the things that matter to us....
- This physical buttons i want at new cx5.
Sorry Mazda but Hyundai doing better.
I thing interiour is very fine and ergonomic through all car looks good and solid.
This is better like Rav4,cx5 and Crv for me.
Sorry Japan boys
- Thomas and Lia, your videos are very professional. The color of this new Tucson in the presentation looks spectacular, it really highlights the angles, my favorite part is the front, the finishes looks quite good, except for the center console buttons. The steering wheel and speakers remind me of the Range Rover Evoque.
- Hyundai/LIA hs been doing some nice designs since getting Europen designers. They have been putting some different colors on their interiors, which I like, the beige and black is boring these days. Looking at this vehicle, it would be nice to have it as an EV. The IONIQ like is OK, but seeing the Chinese doing EVs looking like regular cars (some of them), I feel some drivers would take this CUV in electric, I would. It will be interesting to see what KIA will do with their sister model, the Sportage. It'd good to have buttons and a large display.
- Interior looks great, nice to have real buttons - integrated dash-cam is a brilliant thing to have, especially with the interesting standard of driving skills in my country.
Extending sun-visors are a brilliant thing, but would prefer even more the twin sun-visors so you can shade both the side and front - although they are rare since they normally don't pass the accountant checks.
It must be something with Hyundai/Kia that automatic closing things go "BAM" - the Kia cars with the guillotine cup holders.
- Hyundai and Kia are masters off creating vehicles that are strong on individual character as well as well specced and well built. None of the Chinese bling slapped onto shapes like bars of soap. Some might find the looks a bit too much but obviously many are appreciating having vehicles that are engaging.
-Why do we get a smaller Tucson in the EU compared to the rest of the world? I was hoping that would change in this generation, but no, Hyundai is still sticking to their stupid ways. It's a pass from me until they stop the discrimination.
- love it, interior looks great and super cozy... love the UI graphics, screens look like OLEDs, nice dark black, and thta physical HVAC panel is great... it doesnt take much to have that under the screen, every car should make it like that... but again those rear turn signals... why they cant be big vertical like those in the front? especially when there are bazillion rear red lights...
- I think you might need to grow up a bit and learn that not everyone shares your moral values. Leather isn't even always better than the alternatives, so I can't help but feel like you're lashing out because you've created some political identity about killing animals, which is really unfortunate for you.
Anyways, not going to reply again because this isn't the place for it. I just wanted to point out that you're objectively wrong that "no one" cares about the killing of animals.
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