2022 Hyundai Tucson Reviews

With the upcoming Hyundai Tucson soon to be released, it can be hard to not get too excited. Since you’re not able to take it for a test drive quite yet, you’re probably wondering what people are saying about the latest installment of this classic SUV. Luckily, you don’t have to scour through the internet to read people’s critiques as Suntrup Hyundai South has the latest 2022 Hyundai Tucson reviews. After you read what the experts are saying, visit Suntrup Hyundai South near St Louis to see how you can pre-order your very own Hyundai Tucson model.
Hyundai Tucson Reviews: What the Experts Are Saying
The Hyundai Tucson is back and better than ever for 2022, and your Jefferson County commute will never be the same. But, don’t just take our word for it! Here are some highlights of 2022 Hyundai Tucson reviews from some of the leading experts in the automotive industry:
- Motortrend: “The Tucson’s interior has a completely different aesthetic, and it’s stellar. The dashboard forms a wide arc around the driver and front passenger, with the instruments and center stack floating on standalone panels. The arc carries into the back seat, interrupted (rather rudely, we might add) by the B-pillar. It’s a lovely design that doesn’t compromise ergonomics. The displays are crisp and bright—bright enough, Hyundai points out, there’s no need to shade the instrument panel for daylight visibility. The movement of the computerized needles is Disney-smooth, and the gauges change with a rather nifty animation when a different drive mode is selected.”
- CNET: “Hyundai isn’t falling into the industry-typical habit of making all its new cars look like Russian dolls. From the Sonata to the Palisade to the Elantra, every new Hyundai debut is more interesting than the last. But they’re more than just great pieces of design — these products are well-rounded, too. The 2022 Tucson crossover isn’t just Hyundai’s latest model, it’s the company’s best one yet.”
- Car and Driver: “The new Tucson sports a simplistic but modern dashboard design with a digital gauge display, a push-button shifter, and touch-sensitive control panel for the climate-control system and infotainment. Hyundai’s flagship Palisade SUV and the brand’s recently redesigned Sonata and Elantra sedans have served as a sort of watershed moment for the company’s interior designs, and the new Tucson looks to continue the trend with a thoughtfully arranged interior filled with quality materials and luxury features.”
- Edmunds: “The Tucson has historically hewn to conservative styling conventions. Now in its fourth generation, the new version is quite different, with a cascading front light signature, squared wheel arches, and bold creases on the bodywork. The interior is also more dynamic, with a center stack devoid of hard buttons and a shroudless digital instrument panel. An avant-garde SUV? It’s happening, and it’ll be in showrooms by the spring of 2021.”
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This is Hyundai at its most strident and confident. The Tucson name first appeared in 2004, on a quirky looking car that put value for money above all else.