I Get Hands On With The All-New 2022 Hyundai Tucson: Here's What's Changed! 

You should check the touch controls with gloves on.

Hey I’m also thinking of buying one, which trim did you get and do you mind giving me the Out the door price?

Did you try Subaru Crosstrek?

I got the tucson hybrid my God its amazing car leading in all aspects from style,technology,comfort,space, and value for money….

Ditto & I also test drove the comparable Lexus & Subaru models. This is a great car, I got the Limited AWD and it is like driving a luxury car, but w/o the luxury price tag. I traded in a 2011 Elantra that I had spent ZERO dollars on beyond routine maintenance. This is an awesome car and you do get used to the fact it does not have lots of buttons & knobs (and I am a senior who can't work a smart phone). Between the controls on the steering wheel & it being voice interactive, you can easily do what you need to do while actually driving. (Remember, a lot of the complicated stuff they show you on the screen is NOT stuff you will do while actually driving the car!) For example, you can manage the climate control by voice, you do not have to fiddle w/ the touchscreen. You can zoom your nav screen by voice or change radio stations, ask what time it is.... This car does a lot w/o taking a hand off the wheel or attention off the road.

Hyundai is killing them with the technology

@@frankpaul3204 I have had about 50 cars in my lifetime. I kept my 2007 Hyundai Azera for 11 years the longest of all. Sold it in great condition.

Me too

Just bought a fully loaded white limited AWD. It's perfect

@Kain J maybe but the vechile it self (Tucson) is better

@Kain J not if they don't sell it.

@Kain J false

Same here. The hyundai's steering wheel control is much easier to use I find myself never use the knob

Agree on the volume control on the steering wheel, but when i want to crank the AC fan up or make temp changes, I much prefer a chunky knob to having a tiny little touch point to find with my fingertip (with eyes off the road).

@@cgatito3528 completely agree to that. I guess manufacturers are just easing us into touch screens with capacitive touch buttons

@@cgatito3528 actually this clean looking full touch central panel is only on limited. If you and anything lower, like SEL premium, you get volume knobs and physical temperature adjustment. You are actually paying extra to remove them. So, if you don't like it, skip the top trim.

@@cgatito3528 If you have the Limited, you can change climate control by voice.

its gonna make you happy for 2 weeks, then it wears off, Cost 45000 for 2 weeks happiness,

Answer: The Germans

just Hyundai

This German who used to design for Audi.

And also a Korean guy who worked for Bentley.

and to think hyundai has come a long way from the 80's and 90's in terms of styling

Came out a few months ago here in Ireland, and between the lockdowns I managed to get a test drive in! I believe it’s more-so the size of the old Santa Fe Sport, not quite as big as the full-blown Santa Fe! Hope this helps you!

@@mikeconnolly6845 thank you! Helped a lot.

an iPhone with a DJI stabilizer mount can produce amazing footage.

Hyundai/Kia Is The Samsung Of The Car Industry.

@@securitybase3430 So they stop supporting their flagship products 3 years after launch?

@@BoopSnoot Oh No!! It's 4 Promised By Samsung And They're Also Killing It Like Hyundai.

The SE and SEL has knobs

Check the steering wheel, it has more phisical controls by the reach of your thumb than touch sensitive buttons in the center console.

That could be a good option with or without. I prefer them gone.

the lower trims have a vertical knob. hard to explain

You need to change your ophthalmologist ASAP.

Looks nothing like a Blazer

your avatar is so creative hehe

It's not a home run. The touch screen and push buttons will be a deal breaker for at least half of the people that are looking into this kind of SUV.

Of all people who complain about knobs - do you really reach half the way in middle of car to control the volume knob? Hyundai has volume button on steering wheel for ages.

Why though? I test drove it in bright sunlight hitting the cluster, had no problems whatsoever. They use hi-tech film covering the screen instead of hood. Much cleaner look.

You should just turn up the volume so you don't here them.. LOL

It has them on steering wheel.

No, Hyundai Santa Cruz is the bigger threat to the RAV4 and CRV

@@kevinw4267 I’m sorry, what?!

It has knobs on steering wheel.

(Limited Models compared w/Pano Sunroof) '21 Santa Fe ~ L - 188.4" | W-Base 108.9" | Height 67.3" | Width 74.8" | Cargo 36.4 cu. ft. | Headroom F/R 39.5"/37.8" | Legroom F/R 44.1"/41.7" '22 Tuscon ~ L - 182.3" | W-Base 108.5" | Height 65.6" | Width 73.4" | Cargo 38.7 cu. ft. | Headroom F/R 38.1"/39.0" | Legroom F/R 41.4"/41.3"

Hidden under the spoiler.