2016 Hyundai Tucson Price Australia and Review

2016 Hyundai Tucson Price Australia and Review

2016 Hyundai Tucson Price Australia and Review - Australian evaluating for the new 2016 Hyundai Tucson has been declared today, in front of a business sector dispatch booked for August 1. 

Hyundai's new average sized SUV lands to supplant the little to-medium ix35 that appeared in 2010 as a successor to the original Tucson, making this something of a reboot. 

2016 Hyundai Tucson Price Australia and Review

Accessible at first in three trim levels, the all-new Tucson extent will commence with the recently presented ActiveX model from $30,490 in addition to on-street costs. 

Later in the year, Hyundai will support passage level advance with the base-level Active, estimated from $27,990 in addition to on-street costs. 

Contingent upon the model, the new Tucson will be offered with two petrol motors and one diesel, alongside six-rate manual, six-velocity auto and seven-rate double grip auto transmissions. 

Costs are up over the new range, going from $1000 for the section level petrol front-wheel-drive six-velocity manual Active model, to $4500 for the top-rack $45,490 diesel all-wheel-drive six-rate auto Highlander. 

In Australia, the Tucson will be pointed specifically at Mazda's CX-5 – by a wide margin Australia's top of the line moderate sized SUV with 12,489 business year-to-date – alongside the Nissan X-Trail (9272) and the Toyota RAV4 (9160). 

These key adversaries all brag comparative section costs, with the CX-5 opening at $27,190, the X-Trail at an indistinguishable $27,990 and the RAV4 at $27,490. 

Hyundai represents the Tucson's expanded valuing with the guarantee of a "greater, better prepared and more refined" offering than the ix35 it replaces. 

2016 Hyundai Tucson Price Australia and Review

Greater is right, with the new Tucson measuring 65mm more extended and 30mm more extensive than the ix35, while riding on a 30mm more drawn out wheelbase (length: 4475mm; width: 1850mm; stature: 1645mm tall; wheelbase: 2670mm). Back storage room likewise develops, with seats-up limit developing from 465 to 513 liters. (Seats-down still to be affirmed.) 

With this development, the Tucson likewise ventures up into the "Medium SUV" classification as indicated by the Federal Chamber of Automotive Industries' VFACTs information, clearing the ix35's spot in the little class. 

Motor choices for the new Tucson will incorporate a trio of four-barrel petrol units and one diesel, alongside a six-pace manual transmission at the passage end and two programmed transmissions. 

The 2.0 liter petrol motors incorporate Hyundai's moderately new 2.0-liter GDi "Nu" petrol motor, offering 121kW at 6200rpm and 203Nm at 4700rpm. It will be offered close by the more established 2.0-liter MPi rendition of the "Nu" motor. Tucson-particular figures for the recent unit are still to be affirmed. 

2016 Hyundai Tucson Price Australia and Review

Six-pace manual and six-velocity programmed transmissions will be offered with the 2.0 GDi motor, with fuel utilization recorded at 7.8L/100km and 7.9L/100km separately. CO2 discharges are recorded at 182g/km and 185g/km. Front-wheel-drive is the main choice with this motor. 

Hyundai's 1.6 liter T-GDi turbocharged motor will likewise include in the petrol blend, offering 130kW at 5500rpm and 265Nm at 1500-4500rpm. This replaces the 136kW/240Nm 2.4-liter motor and six-velocity auto offered with the active ix35. 

The littler yet torque-stacked turbo motor will be coordinated to an all-wheel-drive setup and Hyundai's new seven-pace double grip auto, with fuel utilization and CO2 outflows recorded at 7.7L/100km and 178g/km separately. This perfectly betters the 9.8L/100km and 233g/km figures of its 2.4-liter antecedent. 

Speaking to the diesel end of things is Hyundai's turbocharged 2.0-liter R-Series motor, offering 136kW at 4000rpm and 400Nm at 1750-2750rpm. 

Coordinated to a six-velocity auto and all-wheel-drive, the diesel motor is said to offer fuel use at 6.4L/100km in the Elite and 6.8L/100km with the kitted-out Highlander. CO2 outflows are recorded at 169g/km and 178g/km. 

Models with the 2.0-liter GDi motor are sourced from South Korea, while the 2.0 MPi, 1.6 T-GDi and 2.0 R-Series variations are all implicit the Czech Republic. 

Similarly as with all other Hyundai models, the new Tucson has been put through the organization's nearby tuning system for suspension and controlling to better suit Australian streets and tastes. 

Contingent upon the model, champion elements with the 2016 Tucson incorporate LED headlights, Autonomous Emergency Braking, Lane Departure Warning and Lane Change Assist, Rear Cross Traffic Alert, Advanced Traction Cornering Control (AWD models), Trailer Stability Assist (Active, Elite and Highlander), and a without hands fueled back end (Highlander). 

2016 Hyundai Tucson Price Australia and Review

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2016 Hyundai Tucson Price Australia and Review

Features:

Active

Features to be confirmed closer to the Active model’s launch early in the fourth quarter of 2015.

ActiveX (beyond Active variant):

• 18-inch alloy wheels with 225/55R18 tyres
• Six airbags (driver and front passenger, driver and front passenger side (thorax), full length curtains)
• Electronic Stability Control (ESC)
• Rear view camera with dynamic guidelines
• Rear parking assist system (four sensors) with guidance
• LED Daytime Running Lamps (DRL)
• Projector beam headlamps with escort and welcome function
• Automatic dusk sensing headlamps
• Front Fog Lamps
• Leather-appointed seats (including man-made materials)
• Premium steering wheel & gear knob
• 7.0-inch touchscreen audio w/ MP3 capability, six speakers, & works with Apple CarPlay (September) & Android Auto (early 2016)
• Steering-mounted audio controls
• Electric folding / heated side mirrors
• Cruise control with steering wheel mounted controls
• Roof Rails

Elite (beyond Active variant):

• 17-inch alloy wheels with 225/60R17 tyres
• Trailer Stability Assist (TSA)
• LED headlamps with static bending lamps
• Electrically adjusted driver’s seat (10 way incl. lumbar
• Electronic Park-Brake (EPB) with Auto Hold function
• Dual zone climate control air conditioning with auto defog function
• Proximity smart key with push button start
• 8.0-inch touchscreen satellite navigation with three-year map update plan
• Smart Tailgate function (hands-free power tailgate)
• Rain sensing wipers
• Solar glass with Privacy
• LED side repeater integrated into side mirrors
• Steering wheel mounted phone controls
• NOTE that, unlike the ActiveX, the Elite does not get leather-appointed seats (cloth instead), 18-inch alloys (17-inch instead), Apple Carplay or Android Auto, or the matte grey insert on the Tucson’s side garnish.

Highlander (beyond Elite variant):

• 19-inch alloy wheels with 245/45R19 with Continental ContiSportContact5
• Front parking assist system (four sensors) with guidance
• Tyre Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) High line system
• LED tail lamps with bulb turn signal & reverse lights
• Electrically adjusted front passenger’s seat (6 way incl. lumbar)
• Leather-appointed seats (including man-made materials)
• Heated and air ventilated front seats
• Panoramic glass sunroof
• Blind Spot Detection (BSD) incorporating Lane Change Assist (LCA)
• Rear Cross Traffic Alert (RCTA)
• Autonomous Emergency Braking (AEB)
• Lane Keeping Assist System (LKAS) with Lane Departure Warning (LDW)
• Twin-tip trapezoidal exhaust
• 4.2-inch TFT LCD colour display in Supervision cluster

Pricing (before on-road costs):

Tucson Active

• 2.0 MPi petrol 2WD – six-speed manual – $27,990 (up $1000)
• 2.0 MPi petrol 2WD – six-speed auto – $30,490 (up $1300)

Tucson ActiveX

• 2.0 GDi petrol 2WD – six-speed manual – $30,490 (up $500 over ix35 SE)
• 2.0 GDi petrol 2WD – six-speed auto – $32,990 (up $800 over ix35 SE)

Tucson Elite

• 2.0 MPi petrol 2WD – six-speed auto – $35,240 (up $1650)
• 1.6 T-GDi petrol AWD – seven-speed DCT auto – $38,240 (up $2250)
• 2.0 CRDi diesel AWD – six-speed auto – $40,240 (up $1650)

Tucson Highlander

• 1.6 T-GDi petrol AWD – seven-speed DCT auto – $43,490 (up $4900)
• 2.0 CRDi diesel AWD – six-speed auto – $45,490 (up $4500)