NEW Kia Sportage vs Hyundai Tucson review - best hybrid SUV? | What Car?
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- Опубликовано: 23 июл 2024
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Is the new Kia Sportage better than the closely-related Hyundai Tucson? Watch to find out
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Video chapters:
0:00 - Intro
0:38 - Rivals
1:08 - Practicality comparison
2:52 - Sportage interior
4:25 - Tucson interior
4:54 - Fuel economy
5:34 - Driving impressions
7:13 - Pricing
7:48 - VERDICT and outro 
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I got my Tuscon N Line S Hybrid 230 in Oct last year and I love it. Interior is great and is also comfy to drive. I do like the looks of the new Sportage and interior also looks good. Either one you go for, I think you would be happy
That was my choice too as I insist on a panoramic roof and I think the more sporty look of the N-Line is worth the small extra cost. Despite ordering back in mid-September, It still hasn't arrived and the suggested mid-March delivery is not filling me with confidence. (6 months!).
The big selling point for me was the massive near 13% discount including Hyundai's £2250 contribution plus the 2.9% apr which brought the PCP payment with the maximum deposit of £14,000 from my 2016 Volvo XC60 part-ex gives monthly payments of just £113 pcm. Kia couldn't get anywhere near those figures. The part-ex valuations of my Volvo XC60 from both my local Hyundai and Kia dealers (same group) was £2,000 less; I had to drive 27 miles away to get the online broker discounts.
The Hyundai drives and performs so much better than the XC60 2.4 Auto.
hi about to buy, whats the actual mpg pls?
@@louismacdonald3755 I have driven just under 19,000 miles in mine & getting about 46.5mpg in it. Around 440ish miles per fill up
Pick up my Kia Sportage Gt Line S on 1st of March, 1.6 turbo petrol hybrid, 230hp! Test drove same spec and engine was very happy with it
Are they available in the USA yet?
Are they available in the U.S??
It’s 226bhp and you ain’t getting one for the 1st of march
@@badgersalesman5595 i could have picked it up on the 8th of February actually but wanted to wait for the 22 plate. Ordered one on pre sale.
@@charliejohnson6752 you must be in the USA ( sorry ) I work for KIA UK and know when everyone is getting there cars over here.
I am very proud that Kia Sportage is made in Slovakia 🇸🇰 but i am absolutely in love with my 2021 Tucson Premium+ Hybrid 230HP with leather seats. But if u choose one of these two cars u can not make mistake 👏
I couldn't find a Tucson to test drive or buy without a lengthy wait.
Went for the Sportage HEV in 4 Trim instead, can't wait.
Very happy Tucson HEV premium 230hp owner , since 5 months ago. A really impressive car, very pleased with the purchase. I like it more outside than Sportage but I do admit Sportage interior is a bit nicer.
Hi Cosmin, what is your average in fuel consumption ?
@@MrTengre 7.8L average on 9k km. As I have driven it mostly on winter time cold weather, I expect a drop in full consumption by the end of summer to 7L average. Which is very good given the size, weight and power of the car.
@@cosminzanfir9667 Agree. It is in line with the test car of one of the dealers , that in average has a 7 l/100 km , and I can imagine that almost everyone wants to see the 0-100 km/h 8 sec acceleration :) .
@@MrTengre it's actually 7.6s 0-100km/h on most tests on RUclips. So no complain on that regard either.
@@cosminzanfir9667 I have ordered the Kia Hybrid , even if it was not available for test drive, but I admit it was not a pragmatic decision. Have made some compromises compared to what the Tucson would offer for the same money .
Test both. Tucson is premium model and Sportage is middle. Material inside is better quality in Tucson. Price is almost same....Kia is 600 eur cheaper then Tucson in same level of equipment. My choise is Tucson.
Looked at the EV6 which i really like, I test drove both the EV6 and the Sportage, found it difficult to choose so went with the wifes choice and placed an order for the Sportage PHEV as we both liked the high riding position, the technology, AWD and the technology is very close to the EV6.
I currently drive an Outlander PHEV.
Good choice. The Sportage also has I think anyway a much nicer dash than the one in the EV6.
I felt the sportage was more premium feel than EV6
Yes I agree, the interior does look better... my only comment, I wish the ambient lighting was on the doors as well...
+Tucson. Together with my wife we agreed that Tucson is more spacious, especially on the rear seat...
Wow the Sportage has such a nice interior.
and I don't get this guy saying that volvo and bmw interior is more plush, looking at the photos it is disgusting compared to both kia and hyundai
@@masarulez Also in a different class and price altogether the Volvo and BMW. So silly comparing them.
@@sharonec5419 Agreed. The Volvo XC40 with similar specification to an Ultimate Hyundai is £10,000 more - not even close.
Hello,
Did you notice if the Tucson stayed in ELECTRIC mode for the first 30 miles? I hear that the Santa Fe PHEV rarely stayed in electric mode and behaved more like a standard hybrid car where the internal combustion engine would kick in very often. I enjoyed watching your review.
I really love the rebranding of Kia its looks so minimalist and almost electrical. I love the sportage interios and screen.
one really small thing that might be nitpicky that i noticed when i checked both is that when you rest your elbow on the center console while you operate the screen or ac, the tucson will release the console because the release button is on the top, right where your elbow rests. the sportage release is on the bottom so it’s not an issue.
Why did you not put the GT line against the N line as the set up is better in the N
Just ordered the Kia Sportage Gt Line Plug-in hybrid in experience green and black. Delivery in april.
Are the engine, gearbox for both cars same?
You can’t go wrong with either but I pick the Hyundai because it just looks more posh inside and outside
Great video man! Color grading is crazy too, top tier content
What do you think betwen the Tucson, Sportage and the new qashqai epower ? What do you prefer
I have ordered Sportage after testing also Tucson.
Just ordered a Tucson N Line in Shadow Grey but not arriving until August.
I signed yesterday for my Kia Sportage. Looking forward it. Like the interior and the exterior more thant te Tucson
THIS was the review I was waiting for.
Looks (Front): Tucson
Looks (Side): KIA (Tucson has too much geometry going on for my liking AND the plastic around the wheels needs to be matching paint to the body. The wide black plastic trim looks hideous)
Looks (Rear): Tie
Looks (Interior): KIA
Technology: Tie
Ride Responsiveness: KIA (based on the video review here)
Ride Comfort: What Car? you tell me, this is the deciding factor for which car I ultimately buy as I want something quiet and comfortable, especially over longer drives on the highway.
Thank you!
Having driven both back to back, the Sportage had a slightly smoother ride than the Tucson in my opinion. The Tucson is still decent, but I was able to feel road imperfections slightly more than in the Sportage
@@slkslk2042 That's all I needed to know. Thank you!
@cyberathlete the only caveat I'll add to that is that I drove UK spec petrol full hybrid models, with suspension setup designed for European roads, not sure if there is any difference to the non EU model. The Tucson was also on 19" rims compared with 18" on the Sportage, so that may have also affected ride quality
@@slkslk2042 The US model I think is pretty similar in spec to Euro, if not slightly larger. I am confident they want the ride experience to be similar and tuned for US roads like they did for Europe and Australia. I am confident KIA is gunning to be #1 in the compact SUV segment. I am considering the hybrid or PHEV models only.
Can have a group test for best Hybrid family SUV, non plug in, please.
Thanks for this..I am impressed with the Kia..but more impressed with your yellow jacket..it Rock's mate..
Love to know where you got it...
We've been driving our Tuscon Hybrid (not plug-in) for 15.000 KM now and we are far from 42 mpg (5,2 l/100Km). The reality is, even if you drive it reasonably, it consumes about 8 L/100Km, which is quite striking to me.
I got 2022 Tucson Blue has what I need
I WANT THE SPOR TAJ !
You mean it consume more gas?
Thats 42mpg UK not US gallons so 42mpg UK is 6.73l/100km so not far off from what you get.
8l/100km is kind of disappointing, I believe I read somewhere that someone got 6,6/100 with a RAV4 full hybrid, not the Plug-in.
Can you please include metric system units because i get distracted trying to listen to you and going through math conversions, overall good stuff.
drove both of these cars over the last 2 days, both were the PHEV options, with approx 260BHP, the tuscon was a the premium spec with a cream leather seats setup and the sportage was the GT-line spec, with black interior, the tuscon by far was more comfortable seat wise and felt roomier, possibly an optical illusion due to the lighter coloured seaters.
As a lay out of the cabin i prefered the sportage, but for a couple of things, firstly the curved screen felt a little too far away, when in my optimum driving position, so i had stretch slightly to use the very left hand button, which included the home button. secondly the fan on/off switch was on the left hand side of all the controls rather than the drivers side so again having to lean/strech slightly. to put this into prospective i'm between 5ft 10, and 5ft 11 (about 179cm) and i class my optimum driving position as my wrist balancing on the steering wheel plus i like my seat back quite vertical.
so aesthetically the sportage may be better layout but practically the tuscons for me was better.
On the driving side the differences were obviously minimal, both easy to drive, with that slight delay with the uptake of the gear changes and engines kicking in, but nothing i couldnt get used to, both excellent on the motorway and back roads respectively, both would give you the confidence to overtake if necessary or when joining a motorway to get up to speed etc, also extremely quiet to drive in urban/town enviroment in hybrid modes.
I also extended the range of the vehicles whilst driving quite normally over a 45-50 minute road test, so guessing the previous testers maybe were a little heavier footed than even i am.
The gearbox is not CVT, but 6AT
This. And it's more durable
Thanks for that, I was about to be turn down because of the supposed CTV
Any of them
Have wireless air play?
I just bought the Tucson Hybrid, in terms of warranty here in Portugal they both offer 7 Years with no limit on Kms so no change there. In termos of driving I did love the Tucson and I'm surprised you didn't mention the Sport mode driving vs the Eco mode driving. They do offer a different feel to the car.
Very helpful thank you
I'd go for the Kia if I had the money for a new car. Much better than anything else on offer atm
Tucson, better looking and classy trim aesthetic in my view, subjective of course. I test drove both this past weekend, don’t agree with this reviewer on many aspect. Recon the Tucson would make me smile for much longer when I see her parked on the drive. Either way, both cracking cars.
I picked the Tucson as well within the past month. Love it! Then again, no KIAs available in my area regardless so it really wasn’t an option unless I wanted to order something without driving it. However, I think the front grill and rear lights of the Tucson are design masterpieces. Not to mention the angular design of the side that have some people bent out of shape. Despite all that, there is still something about the Sportage that makes it competitive in terms of visual appeal.
However, the interior of the Sportage does absolutely nothing for me based on images I see in photos or video. I much prefer the streamline and more minimalist look of the Tucson interior.
Even in the Mercedes GLAs and GLBs you find a lot of hard plastic (even in higher trims) so KIA and Hyundai do not really have to fear anything in terms of quality
The build quality of the GLB is actually quite average. The tuscon felt just as good if not better. I drive a GLB btw. A LOT of build quality issues for the price. Only test driven the tuscon though.
@@Bruno-Guitarist i drive the new GLA. I find also the build quality and sound proofing quite average.
Yes but true quality is not measured in hard or soft plastic. A car that just runs with minimal or no problems is, imho.
@@andersriksson100 my brother owned a KIA Proceed for 7 years and nothing serious happened. Very reliable and fun car. Plus any minor issues were always covered by the 7 year warranty. In VW i got in 10 years any sort of electrical defects from sunroof, lights, switches and i had to pay every time. The new GLA my father got 2 years ago already has some rattles inside that are permanent. Merc dealership replied: eh...better we don't touch them we may do the car worse. Also the engineer of the dealership admitted that the cars over the last decade are made from recyclable materials and product quality has dropped
Why are the Honda crv or Toyota rav4 never mentioned as competitors. You get the usual Vag clones as the tesco lot to compare then the audi BMW as the sainsbury posh lot leaving the two I mentioned in no man's land
As I'm buying one of these cars, I was looking forward to this review, but sadly the review isn't very even as you use the GT-Line S for Kia (Top Spect), but Tucson is the entry level Connect, so it's not really a good comparison, you should have used the Ultimate, with the Tech pack, then you would have a much even comparison.
After driving both, the Tucson wins, the dial for the automatic is far to easy to choose the wrong position, the display is beautiful on the Kia, but the switch between heating and media, gets very distracting when driving as you need to look down to check, but the biggest is the DAB on the Kia constantly cuts out, and after looking on the net and speaking to Kia this because the range topping panoramic roofs interfere with the reception, so have still got to release an upgrade to rectify this issue. It was the slowness of Kia admitting this that made me go with the Tucson, as at £40k you would expect them to make sure a stereo works decently of the assembly line.
Should have included the n-line version of the tucson - looks so much better!
The Tucson looks so much better but the plug in isn’t available in my state :(
just bought my sportage. the interior beats the tucson. it looks like a mercedes. love it. the exterior actually liked more the tucson but after a big deal of though end up choosing the 7 year warranty and a finer dashboard.
The Kia sportage does not look like a Mercedes
@@dontefairley3455 it does in white with a sunroof
@ Pedro Sousa For your reasons, my choice was the Sportage too and I'm loving it. I was Tucson super fan before the tests drive in both cars. I prefered the interior of the Sportage by far. I picked it up on 8th July and after 3500km driving it, I'm totally in love with my Sportage 😊
I got the top trim Tucson Hybrid. The exterior in my opinion is fantastic if you want to go away from the traditional look, the exterior lines create diverse light angles and shapes, quite exciting to look at, the grill is unique. The interior on the tucson is a modern flow, straight lines, there are some details on the Kia that I like(big screen), but I must admit once I went full digital, I cant stand the sight of knobs, big buttons, a gear stick, or obvious air vents. Both gorgeous, but I'm siding with the Tucson (reason why I picked it). The Kia 6 does presents an interesting mix, will wait to see how it evolves.
I chose the Tucson for all the same reasons. Amazing design inside and out. It’s a shame they changed the interior for 2025.
The Kia is the one I like because of its interior and dashboard and warranty
Said Boris Johnson 2022
Huyndai has better warranty :p
Both have 7 years warranty
@@lego9879 mistake. 7 years or 150000 miles, while German cars give 1 year warranty or 170000 miles.
I love both but ended ordering the Sportage, because I prefer its interior with that spectacular dashboard... completely different from the other cars. I'm waiting for my Sportage probably next week and I can't wait 😉
Price difference?
@@razahasnain9326 Almost the same, here in Portugal. A little bit cheaper the Tucson.
Here the tuscon top trim is almost same price as sportage entry level
@@ecosti In that case, Tucson is probably a better choice 👍However in my case I'm sooo happy with my Sportage that I don't have any regrets about my choice. I picked it up on 8th July and after around 3500km I'm simply loving it. 🙂
@@AnaPaula-61 what trim dod u get ? And i saw some reviews that when u press the breaks it makes this squiqy weird sound is that true ?
We have 2 Sportage’s and love them. Looked at the Tucson but liked Sportage more. The price was even better. KIA all the way!!
That Tucson has killer looks. So hot 🔥
If hydai exterior and Kia interior I will buy one
Why not have both range topping models as a comparison.
Because not everyone can afford the top range models...not rocket science is it
@@ryanthompson8029 The point is to compare the same level, be it top or bottom of the range. They're comparing a higher spec model with a lower spec one.
@@ryanthompson8029 you've missed his clear point that he is trying to make..not really rocket science is it
Has to be the Tucson ! Hands down.
I think the Tuscan looks plusher, and beauty is in the eye of the beholder, and I am sure to the average driver both will handle just fine
Both are nice but I like the Tucson more
I'd choose the Tucson.
We have the 2022 Kia Sportage and love everything about it.
Looking forward to driving my new Sportage, cannot wait.
Went yesterday to a kia and a hyundai dealer to try boths interior. The Sportage does look better and more practical while Tucsons interior is good and a bit more roomy. Both pricetags were about the same. Have to try them on the road because stability and soundproofing are 2 aspects to keep in mind
Did you try them? Would like your feedback on the soundproof please
@@fiudad will wait for 2014 model. Seems like the Tucson is getting a really great update
There is not a CVT transmission in either. It's a conventional 6 speed.
Here in Serbia Sportage is 2-5.000 euros more expencive, so I went for the Tuscon.
So if your going to review 2 cars why chose base model of one against top level off another. . The nline s/ Ultimate Tuscon look nothing like the SE
Totally agree, Ridiculous comparison test and factually flawed too.
Feel like comparing the two with an 7k difference in price needed to be called out more. I.e kia wins but does it win by 7k?
🎯
Kia is the top spec. with sunroof. I ❤ it.
I thought the same picked base model tuscon to top model Kia . I have the ultimate Tuscon . Looks nothing like the se . Not a great review
Have my GT Hybrid on order in Flame Blue, looks amazing cannot wait to pick it up next month :) never drove an automatic before so I’ll probs end up crashing straight off the line 😅
I also ordered GT Hybrid in Blue Flame AWD:D Also my first automatic transmission:D After a few test drives I think it was a good decision.
@@SzyMen happy days man, when do you get yours? Mines suppose to be Next month but I think it’ll get delayed. Do they have the chip issue like other brands?
@@calvinlee1989 From what I’ve heard Kia/Hyundai are not as affected by semiconductor crisis as e.g. VAG group (VW, Audi, Skoda). I hope to get mine in a month.
@@SzyMen Great I was hoping that it wasn’t effected. I got an email from the dealer this week saying they still didn’t have a date. Hopfully be soon tho
@Calvin M From what I've been told, all manufacturers are getting similar numbers of chips, however as the Sportage is their big seller and newest model, Kia are prioritising this, with the knock effect of other models now taking longer to arrive instead
Tucson for exterior and interior for me hands down...
Both these cars are nice, family suvs so dont need to perform or accelerate like sports cars, id have any of the two to be honest, both look as good on the outside, but interior looks a bit better in the Sportage but the tucson has slightly bigger boot, so be very hard choice between the two for me, id end up flipping a coin to choose for me 😂
Can't get past the 'challenging' front design of the Kia. So, the Tucson for me, I'm afraid...
Don’t be afraid, you like what you want!
Tucson N-Line S for me...this time next year!
I hope not although my N-Line S is 6 months wait so far (UK)
Mate just sold my Tucson M-hybrid 2021 - because of the milage which was horrible - i did not test the full hybrid though. Last week i ordered the KIA Sportage Hybrid which is 10 levels above the Tucson in everything ranging from the AT gearbox vs the dual clutch on the Tucson , suspensions, infotainment, design. Unfortunately PHEV is not available in my country yet so i was limited to a Hybrid but still i am very impressed with the KIA.
Thought both have the same Automatic gearbox system.
@@amitavraja3385 not really, Tucson has dual clutch while Kia has automatic transmission
@@bogdanvizonie5848 For models with the same equipment, Kia and Hyundai equip their cars with the same gearbox.
@@amitavraja3385
A Hyundai és a Kia hibrid és PEHY autói is 6 fokozatú hidrodinamikus automata sebességváltót használnak.
A nem hibrid modellek 7 sebességes duplakuplungos automata sebességváltóval vannak felszerelve.
So to get this strait, Kia Sportage and H Tucson with mild-hybrid, full hybrid and Plug-in hybrid has a "traditional" automatic gear-box with a converter of some sort and not a DCT - correct?
If so, thats mostly good news, DCT's while "frugal" and fast as a gear-box don't seem to like regular towing or slow stop-and-go queue traffic. They might for the first owner but then...
I test drove the Kia Sportage loved it. The "coat hook" on the head rest is actually a hook for an iPad or tablet for kids to watch TV on long trips. The smaller hook is for a small coat or a bag. This is what I was told by the dealer. I love both vehicles I wish I could get the Tucson body style with the kia interior. My biggest concern with the Tucson is the where the break lights are located. Still haven't made the decision yet to which one I want to buy.
I just text drove both and this was my exact thinking. Mesh them together and perfect car.
Which one did you go with?
@@jenniferpeterson6666 The Sportage, I love it.
The dealer was talking out of his backside, then, because Kia's own e-brochure for the Sportage calls them "headrest hangers" and says "the backs of the front headrests include built-in, shape-preserving coat hangers". Which "break" lights do you mean and what do they signify has broken?
You should compare with N-line version to be more accurate with compare.
I prefer the interior of the Kia as well as the overall external look. One thing that puts me off the Hyundai is the square wheel arches.
it looks like they copied the square wheel arches from the toyota rav4
I am very much sold on the Kia and Hyundai range. However, having secured a Kia E-Niro on a decent lease deal, there is something very simple yet frustrating about it. The auto hold is not in fact auto hold as it was in both our 5 series and s90 in that you manually have to turn it on each time you start the car. Can I ask, does the auto hold remain on with the new Sportage or the Hyundai Tucson?
Test drove the Sportage this weekend, and the auto-hold is a toggle switch, so whilst engaged it'll stay on. I currently have a Proceed GT , and that's the same with the switch.
Thanks Jason, sounds like it is no different to the E-Niro, you have to turn it on every time you start the car. Bit of an annoyance, my previous volvo and BMW stayed on until you turned it off again. Have you tried a Hyundai, wondering if they are the same
The auto hold stays on on the sportage
@@thebettingbeasts2474 after you have turned the car off and then back on again, the auto hold is still on?
@@gstewart yes the auto hold remains off until you press the auto hold button again. You can turn the car off and on etc but it remembers the setting
the sportage looks great and drives quietly like tucson but, tucson is more attentioned to detail than the sportage. more quiet and practical. I can't fault both both car makes though, they are streets ahead of other big rivals like, peugeot.
This is not accurate, the hybrid does not use a CVT transmission, its a traditional torque converter 6-speed automatic.
It's not a torque converter either! It's a dual clutch gearbox.
still cant decide 2022 SUV's, Kia Sportage, Hyundai Tucson, Peugeot 3008 or Toyota Rav4. I think a watch all the review for these cars and still cant decide, so far after watching this its now down to Kia Sportage and Peugeot 3008
Choice Tucson and U never regret bc I had watched a clip for compare 12 🚗 but only Subaru, haval and Tucson pass
im enjoying my tucson full hybrid 7 months now😊 everyday i am very surprice about the performance and the best SUV of 2022😊 im happy i choose the tucson. eve you compare the GTline of KIA still no match on the beauty of not N line tucson😅😅😅
Which spec do you have?
Should really have compared Sportage GT Line S vs Tucson N Line S for a fair comparison 🥸
I've got the Tucson, but if the sportage was available when i'd bought the Tucson, i think i'd have gone for that.
Hmm
@@Reddylion But if you compare the final PCP prices after on-line broker discounts my local South Coast Kia dealer was significantly more expensive - ridiculously so.
@@keithburns5974 deals are cheats…. Middle men women. But good Kia and Hyundai.
Problem is….these cars with reasonable spec, are ridiculously expensive ……
When will they make a Hybrid that doesn't sound like a tank when it's going on the motorway?
I've driven both and they are extremely quiet and smooth. I've driven a tank too!
Dont worry about the tank noise. They are really quiet now.
Thks useful information... I preferred Hyundai... but after watching this video. I choose Kia
What color is the sportage?
I prefer the Kia Sportage, because of the sunroof and the 7 year warrenty.
1st! Finally a compare video with the Sportage. Please do one against the RAV4.
I am biased, but I think there is no comparison between the 2 . The interior in the RAV looks so much like the 2016 , the only plus I would say is the exterior design and better fuel consumption .
Sportage is good one, but I prefer Tucson for ita exterior and modest interior. Engine also, looks much more stabile is Hyundai🔥
CVT automatic?? It's DCT isn't it?
Just ordered a Sportage gt-line mild hybrid petrol auto in lunar silver.
Im thinking of ordering the same car in lunar silver.Have you got yours yet ,i know it was 5 months ago.Thanks
One of the best reviewers bar none!
Mechanically they are the same car. Only differences are cosmetic.
The Sportage (picked mine up last week)
i wonder most of the tests said that tucson feels better in driving?
Seems like feelings and emotions are difficult to evaluate.
The GDI engine is a deal-breaker for me.
The Sportage looks so good and for me would be my personal choice over the Tucson
Just stating your pick is as, well saying you prefer a blond to a brunett or vise versa.
@@andersriksson100????
Both are good
So interesting... Actually the same company but they give you different warranty! What I do not get is why either company is bothering to develop and sell either car when they have massive pre-orders for the EV's? In 5 years time (2027) car sales will be close to 100% EV and any of these cars will be worth £5,000 at best. Surely any buyer in 2022 can just hold for 12 to 18 mths with their old car and then buy EV... Which will hold its value and last 500,000 miles...
Which is cheaper in insure that’s the question
اغلب المشاهدين اختاروا Tucson على رغم من انك تقارنها مع فئة gt-line
لو اخرت Tucson n-line لتفوقت بشكل كبير
Not feeling the headlights on sportage but like the interior better but like the Hyundai size better snd overall the look better. The front is ugly on the Kia not feeling it
I think the HAval h6 hybrid is more roomier than those two
I was about to buy a Tuscon last year but Huyndai screwed up their excellent 2019-2020 model with ...this sad Christmas tree.
No spare wheel, annoying touch controls, cheap materials and no petrol/diesel only models.
Still searching...
Kia's not bad at all, but front is just not nice looking.. I know it is matter of taste, but Tucson is pleasing all around..
Should have compared it to the n line not a lesser model really
The Mazda CX5 better than all you mentioned 👍
Just ordered Kia Sportage GT line
Same, Gt-line in Fusion White 👌
Kia win just by having the back indicator on top and not at the bottom🤷
If your head is not touching the headlining, ''but is not far off'' what is the problem ?