@@Torontolover2013 I had to wait for 6 months ( Europe ) Don't worry, the wait is worth it and you Tucson must be about to arrive. Hope you enjoy it 👍🏻
I own a tucson and I love it but my only problem is the adaptive cruise control is not that great like it keeps the engine to Rev more than what is necessary
Hope the N Line seats are not the rough jute type material this time like last year ! The European N Line gets suede material, not sure why Canada has a rough material which is uncomfortable on it's seats
Hyundai does major redesigns after every three model years... in between the major redesigns, little, if anything changes... the 3 year cycle for the Tucson was 2016-2018 (same), 2019-2021 (same)... the 2022-2024 should all be the same, minus a minor tweak or two, the next major redesign of the Tucson should be the 2025 model year. As an example of minor to major changes... if you take your 2022 Tucson and pull up at a stoplight next to a 2021 Tucson... the difference is instantly notable and night-and-day. I just bought a 2023 Tucson... if I pulled up next to you at a stoplight, you probably couldn't tell the model years apart at all (nor me to you). We'd both just know we're in the same redesign family (2022-2024). Now I did ORDER a 2022 SEL Convenience Hybrid earlier in 2022. It took so long to come in, it changed to a 2023 SEL Convenience Hybrid before I bought it. There were minor changes between the two... the 2022 SEL Convenience Hybrid had an 8" Infotainment system, Cloth Seats and Homelink rear-view mirror... the 2023 SEL Convenience Hybrid comes with a 10.25" infotainment system, H-Tex Leatherette seats and NO HOMELINK on the rear-view mirror. So, two upgrades and one downgrade for the exact same trim level. Otherwise same car, but that's the kind of minor changes they do between model years if its not a major redesign.
@Josh Pavelich roll eyes... why do people keep talking about things they don't understand? For the 1-billionth time... there is no difference between a 2022 and 2023 Hyundai Tucson other than minor trim variations. None. Both the 2022 and 2023 Hyundai Tucsons offered 8" infotainment with roller volume knobs and wireless Android Auto... OR... 10.25" infotainment with built-in navigation, digital volume buttons and wired Android Auto (though you could add a wireless AA dongle from Amazon if you wanted). Both 2022 and 2023 Tucsons offered one or the other infotainment options depending on which trim you bought... there's no real difference between a 2022 and 2023 Tucson. Not every Tucson in 2022 or 2023 came with only a single infotainment... both years offered either an 8" or 10.25" depending on which trim you bought... you could have gotten either infotainment both years if you got a certain trim that came with the one you wanted.
Does Canada have different litres to the rest of the world. Tucson in every nation in Europe has just over 600 litre of boot space but Canada says 1000 ltr ? That's a huge difference its another cars boot difference. There is no way on earth Tuscon has over 1000ltr 9f boot space with seat in place. This is from hyundai own information Cargo volume: 558 to 620 L, 1,737 to 1,799 L with seat area folded down
Just got my 2023 Tucson N Line. Love it. Worth the money 😊
Booked one to have soon in 2023. How do you like Nline so far? Do you find seats comfy given that the mid area of seats are a little rough?
does it have a power sunroof? or just a plain sunroof?
@@salmankhurshid802 it has power sunroof amd a big one. No disappointment
@@ericwait4u thanks, I am also planning to book it.
does it have wireless android/apple auto or wired only?
Hyundai you guys killing it
I just bought the 2023 SEL I love it.
I am super happy with my Tucson plug-in hybrid. The best decision I made. I just don't want to stop driving it
when did you receive yours? I ordered mine back in May and the dealer told me that i can't receive my vehicle until next year!
@@Torontolover2013 I had to wait for 6 months ( Europe ) Don't worry, the wait is worth it and you Tucson must be about to arrive. Hope you enjoy it 👍🏻
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@@Torontolover20139
That's great! Maybe in another year since July 2022, I might get mine in July 2024???
hello, please which color is that model ? thank you
Loved my Tucson 2023 until the first oil change
Well we are getting it .
Is the internal cabin quiet? Good sound proofing?
excellent NVH levels
I own a tucson and I love it but my only problem is the adaptive cruise control is not that great like it keeps the engine to Rev more than what is necessary
Can you turn it off if you want to?
I absolutely love it
Hope the N Line seats are not the rough jute type material this time like last year ! The European N Line gets suede material, not sure why Canada has a rough material which is uncomfortable on it's seats
Price please.
I have the 2022. Is there anything new in the 2023. Everything seems the same.
I have the 2022 too , except the blind spot feature everything else seems the same.
@@RitsaStathopoulou mine has the blind spot feature.
Hyundai does major redesigns after every three model years... in between the major redesigns, little, if anything changes... the 3 year cycle for the Tucson was 2016-2018 (same), 2019-2021 (same)... the 2022-2024 should all be the same, minus a minor tweak or two, the next major redesign of the Tucson should be the 2025 model year.
As an example of minor to major changes... if you take your 2022 Tucson and pull up at a stoplight next to a 2021 Tucson... the difference is instantly notable and night-and-day. I just bought a 2023 Tucson... if I pulled up next to you at a stoplight, you probably couldn't tell the model years apart at all (nor me to you). We'd both just know we're in the same redesign family (2022-2024).
Now I did ORDER a 2022 SEL Convenience Hybrid earlier in 2022. It took so long to come in, it changed to a 2023 SEL Convenience Hybrid before I bought it. There were minor changes between the two... the 2022 SEL Convenience Hybrid had an 8" Infotainment system, Cloth Seats and Homelink rear-view mirror... the 2023 SEL Convenience Hybrid comes with a 10.25" infotainment system, H-Tex Leatherette seats and NO HOMELINK on the rear-view mirror. So, two upgrades and one downgrade for the exact same trim level. Otherwise same car, but that's the kind of minor changes they do between model years if its not a major redesign.
@@wolfshanze5980 They removed the physical volume switch. Pretty sure 2022 had wireless apple carplay/android auto too.
@Josh Pavelich roll eyes... why do people keep talking about things they don't understand?
For the 1-billionth time... there is no difference between a 2022 and 2023 Hyundai Tucson other than minor trim variations. None.
Both the 2022 and 2023 Hyundai Tucsons offered 8" infotainment with roller volume knobs and wireless Android Auto... OR... 10.25" infotainment with built-in navigation, digital volume buttons and wired Android Auto (though you could add a wireless AA dongle from Amazon if you wanted).
Both 2022 and 2023 Tucsons offered one or the other infotainment options depending on which trim you bought... there's no real difference between a 2022 and 2023 Tucson.
Not every Tucson in 2022 or 2023 came with only a single infotainment... both years offered either an 8" or 10.25" depending on which trim you bought... you could have gotten either infotainment both years if you got a certain trim that came with the one you wanted.
Well gotta my save money 😂
Does Canada have different litres to the rest of the world. Tucson in every nation in Europe has just over 600 litre of boot space but Canada says 1000 ltr ? That's a huge difference its another cars boot difference. There is no way on earth Tuscon has over 1000ltr 9f boot space with seat in place.
This is from hyundai own information
Cargo volume: 558 to 620 L,
1,737 to 1,799 L with seat area folded down