There is a choice of three engines and either front wheel drive or all-wheel drive. .

The model I drove is the entry Tucson, but with the N-Line option and the 1.6 litre hybrid petrol engine and front wheel drive.

Overall, it’s a smart looking vehicle and the interior layout works extremely well.

Its comfortable and spacious for its size. It comes with most safety feature buyers want but misses s few.

The N-Line interior pack adds suede and leather trim, large 12.3 inch screen and some other visual additions.

The key for me is the hybrid petrol engine. With no diesel option available now, this is the pick. Its responsive, economical, and quiet.

I would normally look to buy an all-wheel drive version for the added handling and safety benefits though.

There is a lot of competition in this sector, and the Tucson is certainly worth the drive.

Priced from $49,100 plus the usual costs, including the N-Line option pack. The Tucson is pretty good value.

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