Great video and information. I've had my Tucson Hybrid Limited for a month or so and the video helped me to learn so much more. I really like my Tucson!
Strongly disagree. The reliability of it is not proven. So far i am not impressed with it's winter abilities. Highway mileage on the hybrid is not very good and it takes attention and effort to get excellent mileage in town.
@@heatplant1234 Well it’s not like people are keeping vehicles for a decade or more in the modern world like Honda and Toyota people still pretend they are going to do. Not even close. Regardless, I am hoping this new Hyundai/KIA generation of vehicles keep running as well a they are designed for whomever has it after me….haha!. Yes, Hyundai/KIA could use some improvement in terms of MPG across many of their offerings.
@@heatplant1234the hybrid aspect is for around town/traffic. Use any hybrid on the highway and you will be mostly relying on the gas engine! Tucson has been around a while and generally very reliable. There will always be a few bad uns as with any car!
Thank you for your thorough review of this vehicle. It helps to solidify my thoughts on getting one. I especially liked you going over the navigation panel and its many selections. I am still wondering though about the auto-move forward button on the key fob. I'm not sure I would use that, but maybe it will come in handy later. I appreciate the auto-start feature!
great video- I bought a 24 hybrid a month ago- love it but still learning all the bells and whistles- one thing to mention is how quiet they are due to actual insulation in the body and wheel wells
Thank you for this review. I have a lot to learn. I am almost 67 and just bought this. It will be delivered to me on Friday. I don't drive daily anymore, but am excited to be getting this. Now I need to see how to use the Apple car play. Great video!!
We just purchased a 2024 Hyundai Tucson and are very pleased with it so far. Thanks so much for your video showing all the features. You did a great job! It has helped tremendously to see all the features this car has!
Great review. We just brought home a 2024 SLE with the convenience group. With the vol control, just hold down the button left of the steering wheel controls. No need to reach for the infotainment screen.
Loved your video. I love the way you explain things. I learned a lot about my 2024 Hyundai. I also have the intensive blue love the color I get a lot of compliments on it. Thank you.
Great video! I loved the in depth description and commentary on the electronics. Hyundai must have watched this video. The 2025 Tucson features wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. And they are adding knobs for volume and AC controls.
We got a 2024 Hyundai Tucson (White Pearl) a few days ago. We traded in a 2020 Tucson. Still learning a lot of If and Butts about the car. So far so good!!! Thanks for the video!!!
I have the 24 Tucson Hybrid Blue. Absolutely love it. Averaging about 35-ish mpg, 100k powertrain warranty, all the features I want/need, and NO CVT!!!!!!
Very well done and very thorough. I agree totally about use of automatic versus cvt. I’ve been looking at this class of suv hybrid for some time now and have settled on Tucson. We have a Ford Escape and will be trading it if my wife agrees of course. Again, excellent review.
Video well done, I have a 24 Tucson, same color, but it is a two-wheel drive. and not a Hybrid. I agree with its smoothness and it gets up and goes. The Infor screen is very touchy and cumbersome while driving. I do have a volume control on the left part of the steering wheel so I feel a volume button is not necessary. As a non-hybrid and only two wheel drive my average gas millage ranges from 25- 30 miles per gallon. At least that is what the screen says. One feature you didn't cover was the speed limit control. This fancy electronic car, if you set your speed control to the speed limit and put on that option (I don't because I have a heavy foot) the vehicle will reduce its speed to accommodate the lower speed limit you approach. Having your car always at the speed limit may save you from costly traffic tickets. The only other thing you didn't cover was the app which you can put on your cell phone that tells the gas consumption, whether the car is locked or not and the milage lef to in your gas tank. It probably covers more but I'll wait for you to explain that on another video. You have given me a lot of insight on my new 2024 Hyundai Tucson Limited. Thank you
😊😊😊 This was by far the absolute best video, of dozens I have viewed, on my new 2024 Hyundai Tucson Limited. Every conceivable feature and of this outstanding vehicle was covered and it's functionality clearly explained as well as demonstrated. Commentary was spot on. Camera angles and clarity outstanding. Outstanding in every respect. Hyundai should purchase bragging rights and highlight copy with every vehicle. Looking forward to more of your reviews. Thanks.
I recently purchased the 2024 Hybrid NLine and I’m happy with it. Very peppy with the hybrid engine, and with 500 miles of driving it’s averaging 35 mpg, almost what they spec but to be honest almost 100% of my driving is stop and go and not long stretches on hwy. so I’m happy. I have a black interior and somehow it looks more upscale than this two tone in the Limited. I thought about the Limited because I really wanted the memory seat (my 10 year old trade in had those) but Limited would have been around $1500 more and I didn’t like that in that model you get matte black wheel trim vs. same paint color in the NLine. I guess it’s all about trade-offs. Overall, I’m very happy. Not thrilled that in 2024 I got USB-A v. USB-C. Also, I bet most peeps would trade moon roof for powered seats for both the driver and passenger, and heated steering wheel and memory seats.
July 1st just bought a new Tucson Hybrid Limited, I'm getting between 36-40 MPG which I'm happy with, I got the Silver with Black interior, Super-fast when you put on the gas, everything electric and automatic, It's the best vehicle I've ever bought, we are about to travel in it across the USA.
Richard, I have the same in a 2022. We're getting 37 combined. If you want to see fast, put it into sport mode. My silver limited has gray interior. My SEL Convenience has black interior. Both are very nice cars.
Great video. I am looking for a compact SUV and have been going back and forth with higher dollar vehicles. I am a Genesis owner and would love to get their G70 but i just cannot justify the price. The Tucson Limited has almost the same bells and whistles of it's younger cousin but for $13-16,000 less. I am scheduling a test drive this week. I hope it has the kick that I am used to with a turbo! Thanks for the review.
I just got the 2024 2wd Limited. This is a great video. I learned a couple of things about the car. One thing you got wrong was the MODE button on the steering wheel, you can choose multiple features to cycle thru. You were right about the star button it’s just one feature.
We just looked at one yesterday and was wondering about the transmission. It was a deal breaker for me if it WAS a CVT....GLAD TO HEAR ITS NOT. I just told the wife, that I have approved this vehicle for purchase 😅
I've test driven the hybrid SEL convenience and the limited and love it. I personally love the design and interiors. For me, It's combination of quickness, quiet, and features sell it. Thanks for your vid.
Great review. Thanks for that. Just as a FYI you can tap and hold the volume buttons to raise or lower the volume very quickly or use the wheel control. Tapping is not necessary. 😊
You can press and hold the volume up and down buttons and it will automatically turn the volume up or down. That way you don't have to keep pressing it!
Great video. A suggestion - speak a bit more slowly when explaining the various displays. You offered so much good information but with a pretty fast delivery on that section. The electronics on a car is most important to me. Overall you did a great job. Two thumbs up.
Good video .I just bought an SEL 24 and I found at least three things I did not know,...One thing is PLEASE speak SLOWER on what critical buttons do ! slow it down a little .
The volume control on the steering wheel is the answer to your volume control knob issue. I myself think knobs are antiquated features in cars…I’m that old…
Bought a 2023 Limited last week. Certified pre-owned with 5K miles on it. Saved $8,000 over a new 2024 and since the '24 is basically a carry over I'm not missing anything. My biggest concern was acceleration, but it's fine. I have no issue merging on freeways or keeping up with the fast traffic on the local interstate.
I have the 2022 and it was the first design change. It needs a turbo. It does get out into traffic but the engine screams. I just bought a 2024 Tucson hybrid. It has 226hp and lots more pep. I still have the 2022 and keep it in Florida. The cooled seats are nice there and my bright red car shows up among all of the white and silver cars.
@@SaltySherry I also live in Florida - it's not fast by any stretch, but it's fine for my style of driving. My previous car was a Subaru Legacy with a 260 HP turbo so I was used to more power, but the 2.5 in the Tucson still doesn't bother me. Now if I lived in the mountains at high elevation, yeah, it would. Oh, and I do wish my was red. It's a nice color for the Tucson but the good deal I snagged was on a sliver one (my least favorite color - lol).
I have this car but not AWD. I would have liked to have seen you come to a stop and then start with the ISG (Idle Stop and Go) button engaged. When accelerating from a stop, sometimes it feels like I'm being rear-ended...but nobody is behind me. Sometimes the takeoff feels like a gradual bump from behind. I try to remember to disengage the ISG button the first thing after starting the car. Does it sometimes feel like you're being rear-ended when taking off from a stop. My daughter has a '23 SEL and she just experiences a gradual 'bump' when taking off. We bought our 2024 Tucson Limited in Dec. '23. We currently have around 6,300 miles on the car. We've had two other strange things happen since owning this car. When starting from a stoplight, I couldn't get the car to go over 20 mph. I noticed that the cruise control was set to 20 mph. It was green and there was no way to turn it off. I pulled into a parking lot and rebooted the car. Problem solved. The other thing that has happened three times also has to do with accelerating after a stop. I would press the gas and just barley take off. I floored it and it ever so gradually increased speed until it started feeling normal. But after another stop it did the same thing. So once again, after a stop, I rebooted the car and that fixed the issue. Have you ever heard of that? Last thing I noticed from your video is that you have a driving mode for snow. I don't have that. Is that something just for vehicles with all wheel drive?
I have a car that does have a volume knob. Fine, but I find that I use the volume control on the steering wheel the vast majority of the time. In other words, I'd be ok without a volume knob.
I’m thinking about getting the hybrid version of this car. I am concerned that the rear turn signal lights are very low down on the rear bumper. Is there any problems with accidents caused from other drivers not seeing that you are signaling a turn?
I just bought this 2024 SUV. I thought that I could change the speedometer to a digital readout. My 2014 Honda Civic had that and i really liked it. I miss it.
you can!! My hyundai sonata 2022 does it. I ALWAYS have it set to a digital speedometer. I feel blind without it lmao so im assuming their even newer cars must have it too. on your steering wheel there's a menu button. click thru to find the right menu then use the "ok" switch that goes up or down. if you cycle thru it you can have it on the digital speedometer. look it up and it should be possible . goodluck :-)
It does have the digital speedometer. I keep that one all the time. On a trip I’ll go through the mpg, travel time, etc. but I always go back to showing the digital speed.
Spend the extra money and buy the Hybrid. The non Hybrid is a real dog with a really sluggish and way under powered engine. Not only that but we've been getting 37 MPG from both of our 22 Tucson Hybrids consistently. A Limited and an SEL Convenience. Just the extra MPG will pay for the difference. Granted the financing deals aren't as good and neither are the discounts. We foolishly paid MSRP less a $500 rebate for each of ours, but they were going for 5 to 10K over list at that time. Our dealer gave us the MSRP price because we've purchased so many cars from them. I'm not here to knock the non hybrid, it's still a gorgeous car with every option one could ever desire. I just liked the extra pep and the MPG not to mention the AWD that's standard.
@@TheRange7 how so. I have seen no information that supports your comment. My Camry has 50K and I regularly use the manual option to have more control of the power band. The earlier Camry like mine were reported to have shift problems. They had to change the software because the problem was the way people drive. Since I use the manual option often , my transmission shifts more like I prefer. As far as I know they never had a mechanical failure problem. Thank you for your time.
just bought a hybrid limited last weekend. i may just have not figured it out yet but the one thing that i am very disappointed with is this is the only vehicle i have ever had with programable seats where the mirrors don't also reset. If my daughter has had the car and i jump in and hit setting #1, the seats go back to my settings, but the side mirrors do not. Unacceptable on a loaded limited. bad enough there are no power fold in mirrors. If i am missing a setting somewhere let me know.
I thinks it’s supposed to save the seat and mirror settings too. Maybe the second driver was not programmed right. Just a thought. I have the 2022 limited and I think my husband uses setting 2 and it saved all of his settings.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN: This is how you do a review. I just watched some guy (I won't reveal his name) do a review on the SAME vehicle & it put me to sleep. He DIDN'T have ANY enthusiasm in his voice. But 702 Speed had excitement in his voice about the color and the outer design of the vehicle. ALL REVIEWS TAKE NOTE 📝....EXCITEMENT SELLS😫!!! I just wanna know if there is an app you can download to operate the vehicles heating/cooling on/off from a far distance? 🤔 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Exactly which engine in the Tucson was tested? Three different engines with three different Horesepower and Torque ratings, makes for three completely different 0-to-60 ratings.
I have looked at two different dealers MSRP's and they were over 39K. Another one was 44K. Is that price difference accessories or market value upgrade?
When I purchased my '23 these mark ups come from the dealership, unfortunately. 🙄 Those can include resistall (protective coating), tinted windows, dock fees etc. anyway for dealerships to make their money 😢
Would this be a good option for someone re-learning how to drive? I got my license as a teen and I've kept it up to date but my anxieties have kept me from driving again shortly after that (I'm in my late 30 now). I'm a very nervous person. Would this car be a good option for someone like me?
Does yours have the obnoxious alarm when backing up? I just bought the N-line hybrid too. In the US, mine didn’t come with a heated steering wheel. It didn’t matter since I spend the winters in Florida. The only thing I miss is the 360 camera for parking help. The rear backup camera doesn’t help to keep from running into things since there’s no beeps. I got used to the Limited version I keep in Florida.
@@1976axerhandsince when? Dude, if you're going to lie, at least try and not sound like an uneducated hater. They haven't produced a bad engine in a long time, current engines are very reliable (unlike the massive recalls on CURRENT Toyota engines). If you hear a current story about a bad Hyundai engine, it's about a 10yo Hyundai car. You're an uneducated fool who doesn't know what he's talking about... get with current times, modern Hyundais have reliable engines... it's Toyota with the massive engine recalls right now.
I do not like all the extras do not need any of that just doubles the price of the vehicle with more thing that will go wrong . I own a Tucson 2006 model it still going strong in 2024.
Helpful and thorough video but may I suggest it is simply too long and verbose. Would be better with some editing &/or advance preparation for a more succinct, efficient review.
To add my comment about the Transmission ….. I think a CVT is the best option for this type of vehicle. IT IS MORE FUEL EFFICIENT and has a much smoother ride as you do not have to contend with feeling the vehicle shifting ALL of the time. Keep it simple and efficient with a CVT.
I know 1 person with a 2023 bought new on the 2nd engine due to poor quality and another person who bought a new sonata and needs about 2 quarts of oil a month. He drives about 100 miles per month. Hope this is better quality with auto than what a cvt is. Peace.
I call BS. You sound like someone who heard about Engine and oil problems from A DECADE AGO and you try and apply it to current Tucsons because internet trolls are a thing. I owned a 2018 Tucson for 5 years, never had a single problem, bought a 2023 Tucson a year ago, not one problem. Numbers are what matters, NOBODY is talking about problems with modern Tucsons except trolls and d!cks with outdated info that doesn't apply to current Hyundais... so which one are you?
I had Sonata 2019 & mine was amazing. Not sure why your buddy’s car had this downside. I would still own her “Blue” but some person decided not to look his surroundings and she ended up totaled. Had paid it off 1.5 year early too. Now searching for a new car. Hyundai.
Great video and information. I've had my Tucson Hybrid Limited for a month or so and the video helped me to learn so much more. I really like my Tucson!
It’s the best vehicle out there in its class right now.
Exactly!
Strongly disagree. The reliability of it is not proven. So far i am not impressed with it's winter abilities. Highway mileage on the hybrid is not very good and it takes attention and effort to get excellent mileage in town.
By far the best suv for the value. Absolutely love it.
@@heatplant1234 Well it’s not like people are keeping vehicles for a decade or more in the modern world like Honda and Toyota people still pretend they are going to do. Not even close. Regardless, I am hoping this new Hyundai/KIA generation of vehicles keep running as well a they are designed for whomever has it after me….haha!. Yes, Hyundai/KIA could use some improvement in terms of MPG across many of their offerings.
@@heatplant1234the hybrid aspect is for around town/traffic. Use any hybrid on the highway and you will be mostly relying on the gas engine! Tucson has been around a while and generally very reliable. There will always be a few bad uns as with any car!
This was so helpful, thank you! Just bought mine and so excited 😊
Great job, just bought 2024 in black. I’ve learned a lot from your video. Thanks
Thank you for your thorough review of this vehicle. It helps to solidify my thoughts on getting one. I especially liked you going over the navigation panel and its many selections. I am still wondering though about the auto-move forward button on the key fob. I'm not sure I would use that, but maybe it will come in handy later. I appreciate the auto-start feature!
great video- I bought a 24 hybrid a month ago- love it but still learning all the bells and whistles- one thing to mention is how quiet they are due to actual insulation in the body and wheel wells
Thank you for this review. I have a lot to learn. I am almost 67 and just bought this. It will be delivered to me on Friday. I don't drive daily anymore, but am excited to be getting this. Now I need to see how to use the Apple car play. Great video!!
We just purchased a 2024 Hyundai Tucson and are very pleased with it so far. Thanks so much for your video showing all the features. You did a great job! It has helped tremendously to see all the features this car has!
Happy to help :)
Great review. We just brought home a 2024 SLE with the convenience group. With the vol control, just hold down the button left of the steering wheel controls. No need to reach for the infotainment screen.
I just bought an SEL model and I'm very satisfied with it. It has lots of features for the prize. This is the second Tucson I have and I love them.
Loved your video. I love the way you explain things. I learned a lot about my 2024 Hyundai. I also have the intensive blue love the color I get a lot of compliments on it. Thank you.
The blue is awesome. Definitely one of my faves
Excellent video. Just picked up a 24 N-Line hybrid black. Love it...
This was a fantastic video. Absolutely loved it. We just bought a 2024 Hyundai Tucson Limited.
Looks great!! Just going to buy today and your video supports my decision!
Great video! I loved the in depth description and commentary on the electronics. Hyundai must have watched this video. The 2025 Tucson features wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. And they are adding knobs for volume and AC controls.
You did an excellent job, very impressed!
We got a 2024 Hyundai Tucson (White Pearl) a few days ago. We traded in a 2020 Tucson. Still learning a lot of If and Butts about the car. So far so good!!! Thanks for the video!!!
I have the 24 Tucson Hybrid Blue. Absolutely love it. Averaging about 35-ish mpg, 100k powertrain warranty, all the features I want/need, and NO CVT!!!!!!
Very well done and very thorough. I agree totally about use of automatic versus cvt. I’ve been looking at this class of suv hybrid for some time now and have settled on Tucson. We have a Ford Escape and will be trading it if my wife agrees of course. Again, excellent review.
Video well done, I have a 24 Tucson, same color, but it is a two-wheel drive. and not a Hybrid. I agree with its smoothness and it gets up and goes. The Infor screen is very touchy and cumbersome while driving. I do have a volume control on the left part of the steering wheel so I feel a volume button is not necessary. As a non-hybrid and only two wheel drive my average gas millage ranges from 25- 30 miles per gallon. At least that is what the screen says. One feature you didn't cover was the speed limit control. This fancy electronic car, if you set your speed control to the speed limit and put on that option (I don't because I have a heavy foot) the vehicle will reduce its speed to accommodate the lower speed limit you approach. Having your car always at the speed limit may save you from costly traffic tickets. The only other thing you didn't cover was the app which you can put on your cell phone that tells the gas consumption, whether the car is locked or not and the milage lef to in your gas tank. It probably covers more but I'll wait for you to explain that on another video. You have given me a lot of insight on my new 2024 Hyundai Tucson Limited. Thank you
Great summary review video for new owners. Thanks
😊😊😊 This was by far the absolute best video, of dozens I have viewed, on my new 2024 Hyundai Tucson Limited. Every conceivable feature and of this outstanding vehicle was covered and it's functionality clearly explained as well as demonstrated. Commentary was spot on. Camera angles and clarity outstanding. Outstanding in every respect. Hyundai should purchase bragging rights and highlight copy with every vehicle. Looking forward to more of your reviews. Thanks.
Thank you for the kind words and nice write up. It is much appreciated. These kinds of things keep me going :)
Yep. Great review. My girl just bought a limited and this is a great help to discover all the little features.
One your just soo gorgeous soo the subscribers are coming plus your great with the vehicles
Very informative!! Thank you!!
I recently purchased the 2024 Hybrid NLine and I’m happy with it. Very peppy with the hybrid engine, and with 500 miles of driving it’s averaging 35 mpg, almost what they spec but to be honest almost 100% of my driving is stop and go and not long stretches on hwy. so I’m happy. I have a black interior and somehow it looks more upscale than this two tone in the Limited. I thought about the Limited because I really wanted the memory seat (my 10 year old trade in had those) but Limited would have been around $1500 more and I didn’t like that in that model you get matte black wheel trim vs. same paint color in the NLine. I guess it’s all about trade-offs. Overall, I’m very happy. Not thrilled that in 2024 I got USB-A v. USB-C. Also, I bet most peeps would trade moon roof for powered seats for both the driver and passenger, and heated steering wheel and memory seats.
July 1st just bought a new Tucson Hybrid Limited, I'm getting between 36-40 MPG which I'm happy with, I got the Silver with Black interior, Super-fast when you put on the gas, everything electric and automatic, It's the best vehicle I've ever bought, we are about to travel in it across the USA.
Richard, I have the same in a 2022. We're getting 37 combined. If you want to see fast, put it into sport mode. My silver limited has gray interior. My SEL Convenience has black interior. Both are very nice cars.
Excellent review!
Great video. I am looking for a compact SUV and have been going back and forth with higher dollar vehicles. I am a Genesis owner and would love to get their G70 but i just cannot justify the price. The Tucson Limited has almost the same bells and whistles of it's younger cousin but for $13-16,000 less. I am scheduling a test drive this week. I hope it has the kick that I am used to with a turbo!
Thanks for the review.
Great Video. Thanks
I just got the 2024 2wd Limited. This is a great video. I learned a couple of things about the car.
One thing you got wrong was the MODE button on the steering wheel, you can choose multiple features to cycle thru. You were right about the star button it’s just one feature.
Yup - I’ll admit I was wrong
Now my first new Hyundai Tucson to afford.
Great review
We just looked at one yesterday and was wondering about the transmission. It was a deal breaker for me if it WAS a CVT....GLAD TO HEAR ITS NOT. I just told the wife, that I have approved this vehicle for purchase 😅
I like it as an on road daily driver
I've test driven the hybrid SEL convenience and the limited and love it.
I personally love the design and interiors.
For me, It's combination of quickness, quiet, and features sell it.
Thanks for your vid.
Agreed!
Great information!
Great review. Thanks for that. Just as a FYI you can tap and hold the volume buttons to raise or lower the volume very quickly or use the wheel control. Tapping is not necessary. 😊
Good to know - thanks!
I use the steering wheel control. It keeps my eyes on the road.
You can press and hold the volume up and down buttons and it will automatically turn the volume up or down. That way you don't have to keep pressing it!
I love Tucson limited 2024❤❤❤
Looks like a decent vehicle. Good for the money with which vehicles are selling for today.
Great video. A suggestion - speak a bit more slowly when explaining the various displays. You offered so much good information but with a pretty fast delivery on that section. The electronics on a car is most important to me. Overall you did a great job. Two thumbs up.
Thank you
Just bought a Tucson. Very nice car.
love this!!!!
Good video .I just bought an SEL 24 and I found at least three things I did not know,...One thing is PLEASE speak SLOWER on what critical buttons do ! slow it down a little .
Did not mention or discuss the start stop feature other than how to turn on or off. How does it work? Is there a separate battery?
I've driven both the gas only engine and the battery hybrid. I'd go for the hybrid, but they're both good and a decent value for what you get.
Them CVT’s!😞 I wished Nissan would listen! Congratulations BTW on reaching 20k. You are going to make 100k with no problem. 👍
Thank you!
Very good value!
The volume control on the steering wheel is the answer to your volume control knob issue. I myself think knobs are antiquated features in cars…I’m that old…
Bought a 2023 Limited last week. Certified pre-owned with 5K miles on it. Saved $8,000 over a new 2024 and since the '24 is basically a carry over I'm not missing anything. My biggest concern was acceleration, but it's fine. I have no issue merging on freeways or keeping up with the fast traffic on the local interstate.
Dang. Smart buy..
I have the 2022 and it was the first design change. It needs a turbo. It does get out into traffic but the engine screams. I just bought a 2024 Tucson hybrid. It has 226hp and lots more pep. I still have the 2022 and keep it in Florida. The cooled seats are nice there and my bright red car shows up among all of the white and silver cars.
@@SaltySherry I also live in Florida - it's not fast by any stretch, but it's fine for my style of driving. My previous car was a Subaru Legacy with a 260 HP turbo so I was used to more power, but the 2.5 in the Tucson still doesn't bother me. Now if I lived in the mountains at high elevation, yeah, it would. Oh, and I do wish my was red. It's a nice color for the Tucson but the good deal I snagged was on a sliver one (my least favorite color - lol).
@@jeffmorse645 You got a great deal on a very nice car.
@@SaltySherryI am actually looking at a CPO 22 also and I was looking at the IIHS and it was top safety+ for the year
I have this car but not AWD. I would have liked to have seen you come to a stop and then start with the ISG (Idle Stop and Go) button engaged. When accelerating from a stop, sometimes it feels like I'm being rear-ended...but nobody is behind me. Sometimes the takeoff feels like a gradual bump from behind. I try to remember to disengage the ISG button the first thing after starting the car. Does it sometimes feel like you're being rear-ended when taking off from a stop. My daughter has a '23 SEL and she just experiences a gradual 'bump' when taking off. We bought our 2024 Tucson Limited in Dec. '23. We currently have around 6,300 miles on the car. We've had two other strange things happen since owning this car. When starting from a stoplight, I couldn't get the car to go over 20 mph. I noticed that the cruise control was set to 20 mph. It was green and there was no way to turn it off. I pulled into a parking lot and rebooted the car. Problem solved. The other thing that has happened three times also has to do with accelerating after a stop. I would press the gas and just barley take off. I floored it and it ever so gradually increased speed until it started feeling normal. But after another stop it did the same thing. So once again, after a stop, I rebooted the car and that fixed the issue. Have you ever heard of that? Last thing I noticed from your video is that you have a driving mode for snow. I don't have that. Is that something just for vehicles with all wheel drive?
Good presentation
Volume knob ! Yes pease!!
Hey, next time if you could lay in the back to know how big it is for camping purposes. Thank you
Very informative. Tha ks
BTW I like a little more power, so I purchased a turbo hybrid. 37 mpg.
I have a car that does have a volume knob. Fine, but I find that I use the volume control on the steering wheel the vast majority of the time. In other words, I'd be ok without a volume knob.
They put a lot of nice things in this car. Surprised they didn't do auto folding side mirrors.
Is the 24 much different then the 22 year model
What about the anti lock
thanks
I’m thinking about getting the hybrid version of this car. I am concerned that the rear turn signal lights are very low down on the rear bumper. Is there any problems with accidents caused from other drivers not seeing that you are signaling a turn?
I wouldn't see an issue with that if the driver behind you is paying attention like they should be
Seeing the comments on engine issues sounds scary . Def makes me hesitant now to purchase
I just bought this 2024 SUV. I thought that I could change the speedometer to a digital readout. My 2014 Honda Civic had that and i really liked it. I miss it.
you can!! My hyundai sonata 2022 does it. I ALWAYS have it set to a digital speedometer. I feel blind without it lmao so im assuming their even newer cars must have it too. on your steering wheel there's a menu button. click thru to find the right menu then use the "ok" switch that goes up or down. if you cycle thru it you can have it on the digital speedometer. look it up and it should be possible . goodluck :-)
You can set the cluster view to digital MPH or KPH if you change "units"
It does have the digital speedometer. I keep that one all the time. On a trip I’ll go through the mpg, travel time, etc. but I always go back to showing the digital speed.
Also life time free Blue Link :)
Can you drop the link for that product you recommend to clean the screen?
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I have the 2022 Tucson Limited. I like everything about it but it needs a turbo. The acceleration is sluggish. Gas mileage is pretty good.
Spend the extra money and buy the Hybrid. The non Hybrid is a real dog with a really sluggish and way under powered engine. Not only that but we've been getting 37 MPG from both of our 22 Tucson Hybrids consistently. A Limited and an SEL Convenience. Just the extra MPG will pay for the difference. Granted the financing deals aren't as good and neither are the discounts. We foolishly paid MSRP less a $500 rebate for each of ours, but they were going for 5 to 10K over list at that time. Our dealer gave us the MSRP price because we've purchased so many cars from them. I'm not here to knock the non hybrid, it's still a gorgeous car with every option one could ever desire. I just liked the extra pep and the MPG not to mention the AWD that's standard.
Makes sense
Does the hybrid have an 8 speed transmission?
@@rayRay-pw6gz Ray ray, no sir, a standard 6 speed that's bullet proof unlike the 8 speed which is a proven disaster.
@@TheRange7 how so. I have seen no information that supports your comment. My Camry has 50K and I regularly use the manual option to have more control of the power band. The earlier Camry like mine were reported to have shift problems. They had to change the software because the problem was the way people drive. Since I use the manual option often , my transmission shifts more like I prefer. As far as I know they never had a mechanical failure problem. Thank you for your time.
@@rayRay-pw6gz Google it
just bought a hybrid limited last weekend. i may just have not figured it out yet but the one thing that i am very disappointed with is this is the only vehicle i have ever had with programable seats where the mirrors don't also reset. If my daughter has had the car and i jump in and hit setting #1, the seats go back to my settings, but the side mirrors do not. Unacceptable on a loaded limited. bad enough there are no power fold in mirrors. If i am missing a setting somewhere let me know.
I thinks it’s supposed to save the seat and mirror settings too. Maybe the second driver was not programmed right. Just a thought. I have the 2022 limited and I think my husband uses setting 2 and it saved all of his settings.
This kind of SUV should have AWD from lowest trim level as standard. Overall pretty good SUV. Greetings
Should def have AWD standard on this trim
Does it have a babymode ?
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN:
This is how you do a review. I just watched some guy (I won't reveal his name) do a review on the SAME vehicle & it put me to sleep. He DIDN'T have ANY enthusiasm in his voice. But 702 Speed had excitement in his voice about the color and the outer design of the vehicle. ALL REVIEWS TAKE NOTE 📝....EXCITEMENT SELLS😫!!! I just wanna know if there is an app you can download to operate the vehicles heating/cooling on/off from a far distance? 🤔 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Yes, there is an app. You can start your car with whatever climate you want. It shows the state of your car, whether the doors are locked, etc….
@@SaltySherry Thanks 😊
Motortrend has the 2024 Tuscon about a second slower than the 2023 Subaru Forester in the zero to sixty comparison. But what do they know?
Weird bc this feels quicker
@703Speed I had a tough time deciding, they are close. I think the Subaru was a little smoother. It would make for a close drag race.
Exactly which engine in the Tucson was tested? Three different engines with three different Horesepower and Torque ratings, makes for three completely different 0-to-60 ratings.
@@wolfshanze5980 The 2.5 GDI 4 cylinder, not the hybrids.
I have looked at two different dealers MSRP's and they were over 39K. Another one was 44K. Is that price difference accessories or market value upgrade?
When I purchased my '23 these mark ups come from the dealership, unfortunately. 🙄 Those can include resistall (protective coating), tinted windows, dock fees etc. anyway for dealerships to make their money 😢
You don't have a volume control knob but you have the volume control switch or lever on the steering wheel which works just as well as the knob😒....
That’s the one I use to keep my eyes on the road.
How do you set the ambient lights?
In the lighting settings.
Would this be a good option for someone re-learning how to drive? I got my license as a teen and I've kept it up to date but my anxieties have kept me from driving again shortly after that (I'm in my late 30 now). I'm a very nervous person. Would this car be a good option for someone like me?
I think you'd feel comfortable driving this
BEAUTY FULL SUV
I just bought a 2024 Tucson N-Line hybrid in Canada 🇨🇦..Great Car.
Congrats!
Congratulations 🎊 i booked one too. What is the fuel efficiency you got?
Does yours have the obnoxious alarm when backing up? I just bought the N-line hybrid too. In the US, mine didn’t come with a heated steering wheel. It didn’t matter since I spend the winters in Florida. The only thing I miss is the 360 camera for parking help. The rear backup camera doesn’t help to keep from running into things since there’s no beeps. I got used to the Limited version I keep in Florida.
Would you be able to review the 2024 Hyundai Elantra SEL Convenience or Limited?
Let me see what I can do
Btw - because of this comment, I’m reviewing the Elantra SEL Convenience right now
Yayyyy thank you
One day. I buy a 24' Hyundai Tucson Limited.
I hope you are rich...... Hyundai and Kia still have not fixed the bad engines..........
@@1976axerhandsince when? Dude, if you're going to lie, at least try and not sound like an uneducated hater.
They haven't produced a bad engine in a long time, current engines are very reliable (unlike the massive recalls on CURRENT Toyota engines).
If you hear a current story about a bad Hyundai engine, it's about a 10yo Hyundai car.
You're an uneducated fool who doesn't know what he's talking about... get with current times, modern Hyundais have reliable engines... it's Toyota with the massive engine recalls right now.
Is this a hybrid model or standard gas engine?
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I hate the look of the net back pockets behind the front seats. Why not leather
Is this a suv?
4 years into it, it will fall apart? Longevity is the key, not how flashy on the first day.
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How does this compare to CX-5?
Hmm. I like Mazdas styling better, but this has more tech stuff: Digital screen, pano roof, etc
@@703Speed which one has quieter interior?
I do not like all the extras do not need any of that just doubles the price of the vehicle with more thing that will go wrong . I own a Tucson 2006 model it still going strong in 2024.
I love technology and all of the new features. It’s still a competitive price for a car in it’s class.
Does the front passenger seat fold forward to where its flat?
Helpful and thorough video but may I suggest it is simply too long and verbose. Would be better with some editing &/or advance preparation for a more succinct, efficient review.
The only problem I see with it is it’s under powered. Put four adults in it you can time it with a sun dual lol.
Fantastic bargain
First thing I look for as a senior is the shift column. You take too long to get to it.
I also will miss the standard shift column. In my Murano it is where I rest my hand during long trips.
Does it have a spare tire
Yes, it has a spare tire. The hybrid does not, it has a tire mobility kit.
saved by the squirrel!
To add my comment about the Transmission ….. I think a CVT is the best option for this type of vehicle. IT IS MORE FUEL EFFICIENT and has a much smoother ride as you do not have to contend with feeling the vehicle shifting ALL of the time. Keep it simple and efficient with a CVT.
One more thing to break.
Saved by the squirrel
Its Joendai and get the HEV.
I know 1 person with a 2023 bought new on the 2nd engine due to poor quality and another person who bought a new sonata and needs about 2 quarts of oil a month. He drives about 100 miles per month. Hope this is better quality with auto than what a cvt is. Peace.
Ughh that is def not fun. I have heard about that
I call BS. You sound like someone who heard about Engine and oil problems from A DECADE AGO and you try and apply it to current Tucsons because internet trolls are a thing.
I owned a 2018 Tucson for 5 years, never had a single problem, bought a 2023 Tucson a year ago, not one problem.
Numbers are what matters, NOBODY is talking about problems with modern Tucsons except trolls and d!cks with outdated info that doesn't apply to current Hyundais... so which one are you?
I had Sonata 2019 & mine was amazing. Not sure why your buddy’s car had this downside. I would still own her “Blue” but some person decided not to look his surroundings and she ended up totaled. Had paid it off 1.5 year early too.
Now searching for a new car. Hyundai.
Nice video but you talk WAY TO FAST had to listen to it 10 times to figure it all out. 😂
CVT sucks, CVT sucks