Earlier this month, Hyundai unveiled the next-generation Tucson and we couldn’t be more excited for its impending release. Despite the fact that the 2021 model year basically just kicked off, we’re already eager for the 2022 model year to get here so that we can get our hands on the new Tucson. While we’re still a long way away, we wanted to fill you in on some of what we know about the all-new Tucson so far, so check out the details below!
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Next year, there’s going to be an all-new Tucson. Even as the Hyundai brand turns their attention toward electrifying their lineup, they’re not abandoning their efforts to strengthen their utility vehicle lineup to do so. We cannot wait to get behind the wheel of a new 2022 Hyundai Tucson of our own, but until then, we’ll have to make do with watching the compact crossover’s world premiere online. Check back later this month to read more about what’s new in the 2022 Tucson!
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For the 2021 model year, despite only being a couple years old, the Hyundai Kona is undergoing its very first mid-generation refresh as its exterior and interior each get a facelift. The Hyundai Kona has been immensely popular since its debut in 2018 as part of the fast-growing subcompact crossover segment that somewhat ignited the utility vehicle revolution. We thought we’d highlight some of what’s new in the 2021 Hyundai Kona for you today so that you know what to expect!
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Some very exciting news came out of the Hyundai camp earlier this month, and we couldn’t be more stoked about it. Hyundai has been promising to expand its electrified lineup over the past couple of years, and what better way to do that than by creating a whole new sub-brand focused completely on just that? Much like when the brand turned the Hyundai Genesis into its new luxury sub-brand, now Hyundai will be splitting the Hyundai IONIQ off as its own brand, completely devoted to electrified options!
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In modern vehicles, there are tons of different features and technologies found throughout the vehicle, both inside and outside, active and passive, and so on. If you’re the proud owner of a 2020 Hyundai Tucson of your own, or perhaps might be considering a Tucson as your next new vehicle, this how-to video playlist should be very helpful for you. It’s packed full of videos that detail some of the different features and how to use them, like the front seat heaters or auto high beams. Of course, you can always give us a call with any questions you might have, whether they’re answered by these videos or not.
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A few months ago, we were given a sneak peek at the all-new 2021 Hyundai Elantra N Line Sedan. Now, the vehicle has been officially unveiled, which we’re incredibly excited about. The N Division represents the best-performing vehicles on the Hyundai lineup, and thus far only the Elantra GT and Veloster have had N Line trim levels. Now, there will be an N Line version of the Elantra Sedan coming to the 2021 Hyundai lineup.
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If you’ve been on a search for your newest vehicle, you have likely seen the different drivetrains available. If you have particularly been looking for a truck or an SUV, like the Hyundai Palisade, you may be seeing all-wheel drive quite frequently, and often presented as something beneficial for certain rides. So, what are the differences between all-wheel drive and other systems? Read ahead for a breakdown.
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Every Wednesday, Hyundai is uploading a new video to a playlist on its YouTube channel as a part of a new series it has dubbed Hyundai Highways. If you’re a driving enthusiast who loves incredible scenery but might not be able to get out there and take these drives yourself, then you can watch these incredible videos as they take a 2020 Hyundai Kona Electric on the road, with its 258-mile range and 120 MPGe combined fuel economy rating. You can watch the playlist in its entirety below, with any new models being added to the playlist as they’re released.
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While this news story might not have much of an effect on us directly, we wanted to cover it because of what it means for the future of the Hyundai brand and, perhaps, the automotive industry as a whole. Fuel Cell technology has been rather elusive, despite so many brands working on it to some degree over the past several years. Hyundai has now put an actual fuel cell heavy-duty truck on roads for commercial use, with the first 10 units of the XCIENT Fuel Cell being shipped to Switzerland currently.
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We just recently gave you the inside scoop on the all-new 2021 Hyundai Santa Fe that will be coming soon, but now we’ve got some exciting news about the current 2020 Santa Fe as well. The New England Motor Press Association (NEMPA) recently held its Winter Vehicle Awards, an annual set of awards the publication has been doing for some time. The 2020 Hyundai Santa Fe pulled out the victory in its segment, being named the Best in Class Mid-Sized SUV.
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