Hyundai has launched the Tucson facelift in India in both BS6 petrol and diesel engine options. The SUV is available in three primary variants – GL (O) (Petrol/Diesel), GLS (Petrol/Diesel) and GLS 4WD (Diesel only). It further comes in four colour options – polar white, typhoon silver, phantom black and starry night. Read below to learn more about why you should buy the newly launched Tucson facelift in India.
What’s good about it?
The new Hyundai Tucson has received several first-in-segment features such as wireless phone charger, eight-way power adjustable passenger seat, height adjustable hands-free power tailgate, eight-speakers Infinity premium sound system, twin chrome exhaust, welcome function, chrome outside door handles and door pocket lighting. Additionally, the updated model gets “Hyundai BlueLink” advanced connected car technology. For those weekend escapades into the wild, the Hyundai Tucson is available with an all-wheel drive option in the diesel guise.
What’s not so good?
The diesel options in both GL (O) and GLS variants cost an additional Rs 2.05 lakh and Rs 2.04 lakh, respectively over the petrol variants. Apart from the price difference, all the variants of the Hyundai Tucson are adequately equipped.
Best variant to buy?
The choice here is pretty straightforward. The GLS variant is a good option for those seeking a two-wheel setup. Over the base variant, this variant additionally offers Penta projector LED headlamps, LED stating bending headlamps, supervision cluster, hands free smart power tail gate with height adjustment and electric parking brake. As for those looking for an all-wheel drive, the GLS 4WD is the only option available.
Specification
Petrol
2.0-litre – 148bhp at 6,200rpm and 192Nm at 4,000rpm
Six-speed automatic
Diesel
2.0-litre - 180bhp at 4,000rpm and 400Nm between 1,750rpm – 2,750rpm
Eight-speed automatic transmission
Did you know?
The all-wheel-drive variant features Advanced Traction Cornering Control (ATCC).