Safety

But no ride is complete without impeccable safety credentials, and the new Tucson SUV delivers here in abundance. A high-strength, high-tensile steel construction comes together with Electronic Stability Control, Traction Control, Brake Assist, and Vehicle Stability Management to keep the drive on even footing with terrain and weather alike. What's more, a host of available driver-assist technologies weigh in with intelligent help along the way. Blind Spot Detection and Rear Cross-traffic Alert improve situational awareness, while Lane Change Assist and Lane Departure Warning help you remain on course. Should the possibility of an accident immediately present, Automatic Emergency Braking with Pedestrian Detection kicks in to help you avoid it. Fog lights show up in trims like Tucson SEL and later to illuminate the path ahead in low-visibility conditions, and rear parking sensors simplify slipping into that premium space at your venue.

Interior

Step into the driver's seat, and you'll find yourself in a burgeoning 102.2 cubic feet of passenger space comprising a sprawling 133.2-cubic-foot interior. Cloth, YES Essentials® cloth, and luxurious leather seating options present, available power-adjustable and heated in lower trims and ventilated in Tucson Limited to create a custom comfort level to your liking.

What's more, the new Hyundai SUV's cockpit comes together in a veritable command center, a six-speaker, 5-inch color touchscreen infotainment system, standard in Tucson SE, putting control of numerous apps and vehicle functions within reach. The system becomes a sizable 7-inch color touchscreen-equipped display audio variant in SEL and higher, reaching an 8-inch color touchscreen with built-in navigation and Infinity® Premium Audio System in models like Tucson SEL Plus and Limited. You can even find Android Auto and Apple CarPlay, HD Radio, and SiriusXM Satellite Radio support in SEL and later, making possible smartphone integration and delivering ample listening options.

For road swag, you can avail yourself of anywhere from 31.0 to 61.9 cubic feet of cargo capacity with the new Tucson crossover's rear seatbacks lowered. Plus, roof rails come optional in trims like SEL and up, making extra room for essentials. So, pack it up, pack it in, and hit the road. An available one-touch-open panoramic sunroof with rear shade can even admit a touch of Mother Nature along the way when the weather's fine.