Comfortable and competent | 2022 Hyundai Tucson Review

Hyundai's redesigned 2022 Tucson squares off against stiff competition.

The Hyundai Tucson is all-new for 2022. After testing a hybrid model earlier in the year, CarGurus looks at the gas-powered Tucson. See what Forrest thinks!

Presenter: Forrest Jones
Cinematography: Phil Shuyler
Written review: Eileen Falkenberg-Hull

#hyundai #tucson #review

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0:00 The 2022 Tucson
0:37 Exterior Overview
1:53 Under the Hood
2:29 Inside the Tucson
4:09 Rear Seat and Cargo Space
4:57 Driving Impressions
7:04 Pricing and the Competition
9:03 Final Thoughts

[maithao]

One of the first things I noticed about the Tucson was its edgy geometric design! It's so unique, sophisticated, futuristic and unlike anything I've ever seen. Lol, I understand the OCD when things just doesn't make sense to you though. Great review!

[richieyaz]

We just bought one about two months ago and love it so far..We have had great success with Hyundai - been driving Sonata's since 2003. Still have our 2013 with 135K. The review did not mention the warranty which is another factor to consider in your decision making and ours came with complementary servicing for 2 or 3 years. The car rides nice, has great features, is good looking to our taste, roomy enough, quiet enough - just a great vehicle. Took it for the first long rider - 3 hour trip from NJ to Connecticut - was a pleasure..even driving home in pouring rain - felt confident the entire time.

[holdentudiks]

I just bought one and I love it so much. Definitely worth the money and it’s a beautiful car

[inspector]

Hybrid. Totally. I'm still leery of plug in anything. Don't care for Toyotas, I think the Tucson hybrid is very likely in my future.

[koibito]

I love the side profile personally. Got my PHEV on order, should arrive in the next few months but I specifically wanted a PHEV vehicle. Very excited for this one.

[tinalouise]

I love the side lines, so much more interesting than a flat side.

[BSwenson]

I love the design of the side lines. Very aggressive and unique.

[brealz]

Wanted the hybrid but didn't wait got the limited, more then enough power more then enough features were happy 👍🏿

[bmrmamma]

The design is what makes it unique! I like it because it “IS” different from other SUVs. Most of the other/current SUVs ..pretty much “all” look the same!! I’ll be picking my hybrid limited in a couple of weeks!

[davidgiles]

The only thing I don't care for about the design is the big Hyundai logo in the rear window. However, some dark tint would tone it down nicely. I have a Tucson Limited PHEV on order.

[bmrmamma]

I’m getting the hybrid limited in December! Can’t wait!

[rosscovello]

I rented a 23 tucson with a v6, not as many amenities but I fell on love with it. My wife will be driving 1 soon

[BTC]

Avoid the NA Base Engine & the Limited Trim.

[baldheadlogic]

Not sure why they did not go with the 1.6 T as the base engine.

[molengat]

Yeah, the lines on the side profile are a little wonky. But in the end, it's not enough to deter me. Still looks like a pretty good car.

[jachester]

Love the new design. Would choose the Hybrid. Once they get the infrastructure in place, then the plug-in hybrid or full EV would become the choice. Waiting for the dealership to get more Hybrids in.

[kwhite]

I’ve had a 2022 Blue trim for 2 months get the Hybrid I’ve seen 30 mpg @ 70 MPH

[etothej]

Have been researching this a lot and love the gas SEL Convenience with Premium Package. I wish the same config was avail in the hybrid, but it's not, so I think this is the one for me.

[gustavojoseperezlopez]

I prefer the the Mitsubishi Outlander, specially the PHEV that coming in the summer.

[eruite]

Always been a fan of Hyundais & Kias (currently own both) but the new models are now very pricey so I've opted to go with a RAV4 Hybrid (waited 12 months for delivery in Australia). First Toyota I've ever owned. 🍻