I did choose and I bought a GT-S Line Sportage. The interior is miles ahead of the Tuscon, although the Tuscon is perfectly fine, it's just the Sportage is more modern and just has a wow factor. In terms of external looks could live with either and think Tuscon edges it-although a little unsure of the back of Tuscon. Both are great cars and TBF Korean cars have come such a long way - now they will and are winning business from German/French/Italian/British brands, not because of price, more because of quality/reliability and warranties.
I tested both and they are both excellent cars but got such an amazing deal on top of the range Tucson Ultimate self charging hybrid that went for it. I’ve had BMW’s for last 10 years or more and was very impressed with the Sportage and Tucson packages that are more than capable of challenging the German premium brands nowadays
GT-Line from Kia has to be compared either to N-Line or Prime with Tucson. Media system is absolutely the same- the only difference is that in Kia both screens are under one glass and in Hyundai they are separated.
Tucson for me! The Ultimate with the tech pack so you get adjustable suspension, it makes a big difference to the ride quality (it’s not available on the Kia) plus the Tucson come with a beautiful cream leather interior which totally changes the feel of the interior! P.s that’s a Premium spec not an N-Line!!
I've had Audi's, Porsches, Mini Cooper and more recently a Jeep Wrangler, I have ordered the Kia Sportage GDi1.6T GT Line Luxury ('S' in UK) and can't wait to take delivery. Its scheduled to arrive first week of December and super excited. I test drove the Kia, the Hyundai and a Nissan X Trail - although the X-Trail was a fantastic car and super comfy and lovely to drive it didn't have all the toys of the Kia and the fuel economy wasn't anywhere near that of the Kia. I love the look of the Kia and the interior is amazing and very similar to Mercedes new interiors, which i nearly bought but opted for the Jeep Wrangler at the time. Bring it on, can't wait to be a Kia Sportage owner very soon.
The biggest difference between these two is the kit you get for your money. You can get a fully equipped Full Hybrid N-Line S or Premium Tucson (With sunroof, electric tailgate) for the same price as an MHD Sportage GT-Line (not an S, a midspec GT-Line), without all the nice to haves. If you want a similarly equipped Sportage, you are paying £3-4000 more, depending on your dealer. The Tucson is definitely better value.
I just bought a Kia Sportage. The full digital display made all the difference. Otherwise both cars have a similar performance, handling and look&feel. Oh, and the KIA GT Line does NOT compare to a VW. I would say to an Audi but with the full digital display it's like sitting in a Mercedes GLC without paying double for the brand alone.
Sportage for me with the 12.3"X2 wins it. I like the infotainment/sat nav high up so can keep eyes on the road more when using sat nav. Saving the pennies for the range topping s line hybrid.
Purchased the 2022 Ultimate Tucson Hybrid in the Amazon Grey (Signature) color. Most comments on here have chosen the Tucson over Sportage. The Sportage looks great from a distance, but not so much when you are inside it seeing the body of the car from the side mirrors. Plus, the Sportage is a bit noisy and rather a firm drive like Mazda Cx-5 while Tucson is very quite and a smooth drive and performance. I am happy with my careful selection of Tucson over the Sportage. Great video! You are such a sweet and lovely girl 😍
I'm looking to get either the tucson or sportage in a couple of months. both cars for me, can't be seperated in which 1 I should buy. both cars are more impressive than it's rivals who have been around a lot longer than kia and hyundai. that's how far they have come.
If only they made the Tucson with the Sportage interior and ride handling but they don't. The Hyundai look better but the Kia looks like it would work better for me, I guess that 7 year Kia warranty would sway it for the Kia subject to any silly deals for the Hyundai. For now I'll be perched on the fence between these two.
Good content, would have like to know the cost off the 2 models, and the difference in cost between, the base and top range models and the cost off the diesel range.
I test drove them a couple of weeks ago. There is no comparison. Kia looks great from a distance but when you get close and drive it you notice all the cheap materials and that it’s still just a kia. However I must say that the screen looks really impressive.
Decent comparison, but it would be even better if you compared apples with apples. Your Kia's GT Line is the sporty trim, and your Hyundai's trim is not the sporty N Line (even though at 5:02 you say it is). This could be why you preferred the ride of the Kia. Also, at 7:42, you say that the Tucson's 0-60 time is 8 seconds, and therefore slower than the Kia's. However, this is the official 0-62 time, so both cars have identical acceleration. This confusion between 0-60 and 0-62 is very common in the UK, and figures are often used for the wrong speed.
I'm in NZ, and the Tucson Elite Hybrid is opening for orders, which I've just done. By upgrading to 20" wheels with a 245 width, the car really improved on its handling. Overall, priced better, I love its looks and slightly better economy. Tucson for me then.
Spot on...and remember Hyundai is a much bigger company than its little sister Kia 😉 I got a 2022 Tucson Hybrid over the Sportage after endless reviews and research and I am very detail oriented and picky 😀
@@Ben-ck2dj hello if i want to purchase an old diesel suv with automatic gearbox (10-15 years) do you recommend tuscon or sportage. my mainly conern is reliability
I like the KIA Sportage, but the problem for me is the acoustic beeping sound when driving in reverse. KIA Netherlands claims it is mandatory, but it just isn't. Somekind of temperarly pause button would be the perfect solution, but for now this is the reason I don't choose for this ride. If anyone has tip to disable it, please let me know!
currently drive a C5 aircross... (excellent to be fair) my next car will be one of the above....got my eye on the N-Line S but will test drive both and make my mind up in august!....excellent review thank you!
I go for the Kia Sportage here in Toronto. In fact I have placed my deposit for the 2023 Phev Sportage. Don't need to drive test the car. I am convinced by the reviews how good it is compared even to Rav4 and Crv..
Very interesting. Didn't know they are taking deposits for the PHEV that I'm also interested in. (I'm also in GTA) Will wait and cross-shop these vs. the all-new model coming - Mazda CX-60-70 PHEV coming in 2024. Much more $$ but way more power and more upscale.
I bought a new sportage mid hybrid in 2021 and the engine developed a fault after eight months and packed in. I loved the car but there was an inherent fault with the engine been off the road now for two months.
Tucson for me, Having driven them both, I couldn’t really distinguish much difference in the ride quality, the Tucson felt slightly more agile around town (and still good on a dual carriageway). I liked both interiors. I have a slight preference for the Kia dashboard, but not enough to sway me when taking into account the great value for money on the Tucson, Plus I really like the cockpit design in the Tucson and the slightly larger boot. I prefer physical buttons for AC which was the only downside for me on both cars (volume button doesn’t bother me as I always use steering wheel controls) Using both infotainment systems on the move I actually found the separate dedicated ‘buttons’ on the Tucson fairly easy to notch the temperature up or down compared to the panel on the Kia. I do like the system on the Mazda better than either of these two systems, I finally made my decision and have ordered the Tucson
@@rc7059 Unbelievable 😳 I ordered mine on April 30th 2021 and it hasn’t even left the factory. So I guess Hyundai prioritizes certain markets. You’re so lucky.
@@lesheck157 wow, that’s crazy!?! Is it the HEV or PHEV you’ve ordered? Whereabouts are you?, (I’m in the UK).. The four month delivery is an estimate, I only hope that it’s fairly accurate. That’s rubbish waiting for 12 months. When are you expecting yours, has it had a production date set yet?
@@rc7059 I'm from Poland. The new Tucson has been immensely popular here. When I ordered the car (it's the HEV version, top trim) the wait time was about 5 months and there was no problem with deliveries. However, around June things started to get worse - especially with HEVs. I was supposed to get the car at the beginning of October at the latest but it looks I'm going to celebrate a one-year anniversary of my order soon. I would have canceled it, but I like the car and I don't see any sensible alternatives. By the way, if I ordered a new car now, I'd have to wait at least 5-6 months anyway. There are literally hundreds of people like me in Poland who ordered their Tucsons last year (mostly HEVs) and are still waiting. Very frustrating!
A great video I was waiting for - didn't drive for a long time, and wasn't sure which one might be better. :) Many comments on the video are very helpful as well. My personal opinion: Tucson looks better from outside, I really enjoy looking at it, but it seems that Kia interior feels a bit better done.
Have to say the new face lifted Tuscon is far better than the Sportage, have chosen an Ulitmate with the Moss Grey/White interior and it is a bright cabin, although they are virtually the same car.
Sorry, hyundai tucson plug in premium sky, 265 hp and with all the safety options and panorama sunroof. Thats why i have bougt the tucson. The kia sportage for europa-model have a smaller lenght. That means that the space at the back is smaller than the tucson.
I think the reason many companies going touch climate controls.. : I have not changed cabin temperature for more than a year. 23 Celcius all year long. I push AC in the summer.. leave on auto....
So glad I found this as going for test drive on a few SUV’s still unsure on what to get but these two now top of list , think it will be down to personal choice
I have chosen the Tucson hybrid a year ago. Still really happy with the car. I really like the Hyundai design. I only optioned it with the smaller wheels. I think the ones on the test car are ugly and to big. They ruined the ride quality also a bit.
Ordered a Tucson N Line S HEV in Feb (has the panoramic roof also). Delivery is currently slated for May 27th. I have heard the lead time has grown a little but it depends where in the world you are. I've heard North America has much longer lead times vs Europe for example.
I was contemplating one of these but the lack of completely flat boot space when dropping the rear seats down, will mean neither are winners, I will have to look elsewhere I am afraid, my 2010 kia ceed SW does that, in this regards, I think car manufacturers have gone backwards, it's all about how big the media screen is now 😢.
My car before my current 17 plate c4 grand picasso was a 64 plate sportage, it was the best car I’ve ever owned. Also my uncle had the Tucson at the same time which is funny. In fact it was Rebeccas carbuyer review that got me to go for my current grand Picasso (as I desperately needed a 6/7 seater and after watching carbuyer reviews I decided the grand Picasso was my go to car), I miss my sportage though.
Owned our Kia mild hybrid gt line S auto awd for a couple of weeks now and love it. Far better looking than the 'looks only a mother could love' Hyundai.
Can you please elaborate on the cabin noise? Thank you. This is an area where many car reviewers shy away from reviewing or simply only touch on for 1 or 2 seconds.
Somebody please please compare the gt line s with the n line s.... Fed up of seeing the gt line s being compared with the Tucson premium model... Stupidity beyond belief... Compare like for like
The Tucson is an Ultimate, not N-Line. It wins this comparison easily, as Hyundai offers a light grey interior and KIA is always all black and dull. Furthermore, the dash on the Tucson is much more balanced and uncluttered. And the outside looks match the interior.
@@dantyers3748 😂 In my country they are called Premium and Premium Sky (pano). Hence the confusion at my side, thought the UK Ultimate was also in a Sky flavour. Also, there is no extra pack in the Netherlands, the Premium has it all, remote parking included. Whatever, the car in the vid is not an N-line. 😉
To be honest I hate that each country has different setup for the car (atleast in Europe). Funny is, Kia is made in Slovakia, but that country has the least amount of options. For comparison Poland can choose almost everything ... including light brown/ beige color interior.
They have the same engine, drivetrain, safety features and warranty, so apples to apples (Sportage SX-Prestige Hybrid vs. Tucson Limited Hybrid US models) the Sportage has a better setup/interior (larger screens), heated front windshield, a spare tire (that nobody mentions in these comparisons but you'll notice when you have an issue), USB C connections, rear USB connections on first-row seats that are easily accessible for rear passengers (vs. off floor in center console that few can reach without taking off seatbelt), 10-way power seat driver side (vs. 8), fog lights, and rear turn signals up higher where everyone expects/wants (safer). I personally think the Sportage looks better on exterior too but admit that is subjective. I've driven both, and both are very good and a better value and experience than competition (and even some luxury models), but objectively the Sportage is better at this time.
I may be in a minority of one, but both look miles over styled and way too fussy, especially at the front.....where they look to have been in an accident with a giant cheese grater. The previous Sportage was way better looking!
Diesels are dirty, do the gas hybrid is the way to go. Nice to see Rebecca without the siberian weather gear on. The warranty, reliability, and quality would have to greatly decline , in order to be in VW territory.
How can anybody claim that the Tucson looks better?? The daylights look like they’ve been bought from AliExpress and the infotainment system looks completely out of place…unbelievable
Kia all the way…I’ve had a Sportage crdi (purchased in 2010 in New Zealand) and I finally traded it for an e-Niro EV which is providing more great service. On a silly note I struggle with owning a car brand that reminds me of ‘Harry High Pants’… Hyundai (High undies) … silly me.
The video is very well produced, Rebecca knows a lot about cars, presents very well, but her presence alone makes the video incredibly satisfying to watch. About the cars, I like them both a lot, but I prefer a sedan in my garage. Yes baby, thank you!
Gee Rebecka I see fashions have gone back to the '70's as believe this or not I used to wear trousers similar to them pants your wearing in this video, except mine started out as yellow, till I bleached them and finished up a shading of yellow to white. Cars wise I'd go for the Kia Sportage but then I'm not into SUV's of any size or make.
Great review as always Rebecca 😃 You can tell you're still a regular at the gym 💪 Car wise- I would go for the Kia Sportage. Seriously considering the GT Line-S HEV version as my next lease car.
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Why do British people have a pressing need to periodically blast really loud music in their videos? It's a really stupid trend that needs to go the way of the dodo.
I did choose and I bought a GT-S Line Sportage. The interior is miles ahead of the Tuscon, although the Tuscon is perfectly fine, it's just the Sportage is more modern and just has a wow factor.
In terms of external looks could live with either and think Tuscon edges it-although a little unsure of the back of Tuscon.
Both are great cars and TBF Korean cars have come such a long way - now they will and are winning business from German/French/Italian/British brands, not because of price, more because of quality/reliability and warranties.
I tested both and they are both excellent cars but got such an amazing deal on top of the range Tucson Ultimate self charging hybrid that went for it. I’ve had BMW’s for last 10 years or more and was very impressed with the Sportage and Tucson packages that are more than capable of challenging the German premium brands nowadays
It is oh okay
GT-Line from Kia has to be compared either to N-Line or Prime with Tucson. Media system is absolutely the same- the only difference is that in Kia both screens are under one glass and in Hyundai they are separated.
Please don’t degrade the quality of the Kia interior by stating only ‘as good as a VW’ 🙂
Well I sat inside a new Sportage GT Line S today and I would take it over a VW Tiguan all day long.
@@rufdymond not a hot take
Tucson for me! The Ultimate with the tech pack so you get adjustable suspension, it makes a big difference to the ride quality (it’s not available on the Kia) plus the Tucson come with a beautiful cream leather interior which totally changes the feel of the interior! P.s that’s a Premium spec not an N-Line!!
I've had Audi's, Porsches, Mini Cooper and more recently a Jeep Wrangler, I have ordered the Kia Sportage GDi1.6T GT Line Luxury ('S' in UK) and can't wait to take delivery. Its scheduled to arrive first week of December and super excited. I test drove the Kia, the Hyundai and a Nissan X Trail - although the X-Trail was a fantastic car and super comfy and lovely to drive it didn't have all the toys of the Kia and the fuel economy wasn't anywhere near that of the Kia. I love the look of the Kia and the interior is amazing and very similar to Mercedes new interiors, which i nearly bought but opted for the Jeep Wrangler at the time. Bring it on, can't wait to be a Kia Sportage owner very soon.
The biggest difference between these two is the kit you get for your money. You can get a fully equipped Full Hybrid N-Line S or Premium Tucson (With sunroof, electric tailgate) for the same price as an MHD Sportage GT-Line (not an S, a midspec GT-Line), without all the nice to haves. If you want a similarly equipped Sportage, you are paying £3-4000 more, depending on your dealer. The Tucson is definitely better value.
I just bought a Kia Sportage. The full digital display made all the difference. Otherwise both cars have a similar performance, handling and look&feel. Oh, and the KIA GT Line does NOT compare to a VW. I would say to an Audi but with the full digital display it's like sitting in a Mercedes GLC without paying double for the brand alone.
Sportage for me with the 12.3"X2 wins it. I like the infotainment/sat nav high up so can keep eyes on the road more when using sat nav. Saving the pennies for the range topping s line hybrid.
Would be helpful if you compared like for like. That isn't an N Line Tucson so would be interesting to see what changes if you actually used one.
Purchased the Kia Sportage Launch Edition which is the ‘3’ spec in manual form instead of Automatic but circa £3k cheaper. Very pleased.
Purchased the 2022 Ultimate Tucson Hybrid in the Amazon Grey (Signature) color. Most comments on here have chosen the Tucson over Sportage. The Sportage looks great from a distance, but not so much when you are inside it seeing the body of the car from the side mirrors. Plus, the Sportage is a bit noisy and rather a firm drive like Mazda Cx-5 while Tucson is very quite and a smooth drive and performance. I am happy with my careful selection of Tucson over the Sportage. Great video! You are such a sweet and lovely girl 😍
U will definitley regret that choice. You should have waited for the sportage.
I'm looking to get either the tucson or sportage in a couple of months. both cars for me, can't be seperated in which 1 I should buy. both cars are more impressive than it's rivals who have been around a lot longer than kia and hyundai. that's how far they have come.
Buy a BMW X1
@@SneakyGenius goodluck with that. a smaller and unreliable car. no thanks
@@SneakyGenius 😂really 🤫
If only they made the Tucson with the Sportage interior and ride handling but they don't. The Hyundai look better but the Kia looks like it would work better for me, I guess that 7 year Kia warranty would sway it for the Kia subject to any silly deals for the Hyundai. For now I'll be perched on the fence between these two.
Good content, would have like to know the cost off the 2 models, and the difference in cost between, the base and top range models and the cost off the diesel range.
Hmm imo if Kia offering 2 more year’s warranty over Hyundai then why wouldn’t you go for Kia if they think they will be more reliable?
I test drove them a couple of weeks ago. There is no comparison. Kia looks great from a distance but when you get close and drive it you notice all the cheap materials and that it’s still just a kia. However I must say that the screen looks really impressive.
Decent comparison, but it would be even better if you compared apples with apples. Your Kia's GT Line is the sporty trim, and your Hyundai's trim is not the sporty N Line (even though at 5:02 you say it is). This could be why you preferred the ride of the Kia.
Also, at 7:42, you say that the Tucson's 0-60 time is 8 seconds, and therefore slower than the Kia's. However, this is the official 0-62 time, so both cars have identical acceleration. This confusion between 0-60 and 0-62 is very common in the UK, and figures are often used for the wrong speed.
First thing I noticed in the first 30 seconds... GT Line vs Standard...
Tucson my preference. Striking styling, brilliant cabin and soooo well equipped for top of the range self charging hybrid. Amazingly good VFM
I'm in NZ, and the Tucson Elite Hybrid is opening for orders, which I've just done. By upgrading to 20" wheels with a 245 width, the car really improved on its handling. Overall, priced better, I love its looks and slightly better economy. Tucson for me then.
Tucson Ultimate Plug in on order. Much better looking for me.
Drove the Kia diesel. Great car. BUT horribly vague steering at highway speeds. Passed.
I have the Tucson HEV and feel the same. In all other respects it’s a great drive, but around the legal motorway speed it doesn’t feel settled.
My opinion Tucson is very reliable and consistent in performance
Spot on...and remember Hyundai is a much bigger company than its little sister Kia 😉 I got a 2022 Tucson Hybrid over the Sportage after endless reviews and research and I am very detail oriented and picky 😀
@@Ben-ck2dj hello if i want to purchase an old diesel suv with automatic gearbox (10-15 years) do you recommend tuscon or sportage.
my mainly conern is reliability
I like the KIA Sportage, but the problem for me is the acoustic beeping sound when driving in reverse. KIA Netherlands claims it is mandatory, but it just isn't. Somekind of temperarly pause button would be the perfect solution, but for now this is the reason I don't choose for this ride. If anyone has tip to disable it, please let me know!
That beeping sound there is also in the Tucson
currently drive a C5 aircross... (excellent to be fair) my next car will be one of the above....got my eye on the N-Line S but will test drive both and make my mind up in august!....excellent review thank you!
Nice comparison. Gorgeous woman! I would choose the Tucson myself
Currently waiting for my Tucson N-Line S in Shadow Grey 🔥, looks absolutely stunning. The full hybrid is 0-60mph in 7.7 secs but feels a lot quicker.
I go for the Kia Sportage here in Toronto. In fact I have placed my deposit for the 2023 Phev Sportage. Don't need to drive test the car. I am convinced by the reviews how good it is compared even to Rav4 and Crv..
Very interesting. Didn't know they are taking deposits for the PHEV that I'm also interested in. (I'm also in GTA) Will wait and cross-shop these vs. the all-new model coming - Mazda CX-60-70 PHEV coming in 2024. Much more $$ but way more power and more upscale.
I bought a new sportage mid hybrid in 2021 and the engine developed a fault after eight months and packed in. I loved the car but there was an inherent fault with the engine been off the road now for two months.
No you didn't, it wasn't released in 2021...??
can u make a video kia sportage vs lexus Nx/ Rx?
I have ordered my Tucson and it is arriving in October I am getting the plug in hybrid 😃😃😃😃
Tucson for me, Having driven them both, I couldn’t really distinguish much difference in the ride quality, the Tucson felt slightly more agile around town (and still good on a dual carriageway).
I liked both interiors. I have a slight preference for the Kia dashboard, but not enough to sway me when taking into account the great value for money on the Tucson, Plus I really like the cockpit design in the Tucson and the slightly larger boot.
I prefer physical buttons for AC which was the only downside for me on both cars (volume button doesn’t bother me as I always use steering wheel controls)
Using both infotainment systems on the move I actually found the separate dedicated ‘buttons’ on the Tucson fairly easy to notch the temperature up or down compared to the panel on the Kia. I do like the system on the Mazda better than either of these two systems, I finally made my decision and have ordered the Tucson
How long will you have to wait for the car? BTW, is it a HEV/PHEV?
@@lesheck157 it’s the HEV and around 4 months to delivery
@@rc7059 Unbelievable 😳 I ordered mine on April 30th 2021 and it hasn’t even left the factory. So I guess Hyundai prioritizes certain markets. You’re so lucky.
@@lesheck157 wow, that’s crazy!?! Is it the HEV or PHEV you’ve ordered? Whereabouts are you?, (I’m in the UK).. The four month delivery is an estimate, I only hope that it’s fairly accurate. That’s rubbish waiting for 12 months. When are you expecting yours, has it had a production date set yet?
@@rc7059 I'm from Poland. The new Tucson has been immensely popular here. When I ordered the car (it's the HEV version, top trim) the wait time was about 5 months and there was no problem with deliveries. However, around June things started to get worse - especially with HEVs. I was supposed to get the car at the beginning of October at the latest but it looks I'm going to celebrate a one-year anniversary of my order soon. I would have canceled it, but I like the car and I don't see any sensible alternatives. By the way, if I ordered a new car now, I'd have to wait at least 5-6 months anyway. There are literally hundreds of people like me in Poland who ordered their Tucsons last year (mostly HEVs) and are still waiting. Very frustrating!
A great video I was waiting for - didn't drive for a long time, and wasn't sure which one might be better. :) Many comments on the video are very helpful as well. My personal opinion: Tucson looks better from outside, I really enjoy looking at it, but it seems that Kia interior feels a bit better done.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Currently got the c5 aircross ordered the Kia GT S line hybrid
I'd definitely go for the Sportage. It's on my shortlist, in fact.
Great, clear comparison of these two cars. Superb again.
Glad you liked it!
Kia Sportage has always been a stylish car. It just looks that bit better for me.
Have to say the new face lifted Tuscon is far better than the Sportage, have chosen an Ulitmate with the Moss Grey/White interior and it is a bright cabin, although they are virtually the same car.
Sorry but that's not an n line Tucson n lines have colour coded wheel arches
‘Entry level like this n line’ lol.
Sorry, hyundai tucson plug in premium sky, 265 hp and with all the safety options and panorama sunroof. Thats why i have bougt the tucson. The kia sportage for europa-model have a smaller lenght. That means that the space at the back is smaller than the tucson.
I think the reason many companies going touch climate controls.. : I have not changed cabin temperature for more than a year. 23 Celcius all year long. I push AC in the summer.. leave on auto....
So glad I found this as going for test drive on a few SUV’s still unsure on what to get but these two now top of list , think it will be down to personal choice
Brilliant video Rebecca and the team as always and keep up the good work 👍
great review, what colour is that Kia? thanks
Ordered the Kia already!
Sportage at first but Tuscon looks better in real life. With cream interior Tuscon interior land auto transmission is top class.
I have chosen the Tucson hybrid a year ago. Still really happy with the car. I really like the Hyundai design. I only optioned it with the smaller wheels. I think the ones on the test car are ugly and to big. They ruined the ride quality also a bit.
Some parts are in short to obtain,electric handbrake not available from stock.
I've the previous Tucson model and have been thinking of changing for the new Sportage, so very timely review. Thank you.
Have a Sportage on order, sadly 6 month waiting list!
When did you make the order? Heard he waiting list was 10 months long about week ago. 😪
@@abdulquadriakinsanya1957 Two weeks ago I was told that the waiting list is 4 months with 1month added for each "extra" like panoramatic roof etc.
Ordered a Tucson N Line S HEV in Feb (has the panoramic roof also). Delivery is currently slated for May 27th. I have heard the lead time has grown a little but it depends where in the world you are. I've heard North America has much longer lead times vs Europe for example.
I was contemplating one of these but the lack of completely flat boot space when dropping the rear seats down, will mean neither are winners, I will have to look elsewhere I am afraid, my 2010 kia ceed SW does that, in this regards, I think car manufacturers have gone backwards, it's all about how big the media screen is now 😢.
If I had the money to choose from either one of these SUVS I would choose the kia
My car before my current 17 plate c4 grand picasso was a 64 plate sportage, it was the best car I’ve ever owned.
Also my uncle had the Tucson at the same time which is funny.
In fact it was Rebeccas carbuyer review that got me to go for my current grand Picasso (as I desperately needed a 6/7 seater and after watching carbuyer reviews I decided the grand Picasso was my go to car), I miss my sportage though.
Owned our Kia mild hybrid gt line S auto awd for a couple of weeks now and love it. Far better looking than the 'looks only a mother could love' Hyundai.
I think the same about the Kia, I think it’s hideous but each to their own. Kia is nicer inside though.
@@MrLuke6593 what about the Kia would make it hideous though .
I will choose hyundai tucson because that's my favourite car
Can you please elaborate on the cabin noise? Thank you. This is an area where many car reviewers shy away from reviewing or simply only touch on for 1 or 2 seconds.
I prefer the Hyundai tucson PHV
Apparently according to her the n line is the basic version? 5.02
Somebody please please compare the gt line s with the n line s.... Fed up of seeing the gt line s being compared with the Tucson premium model... Stupidity beyond belief... Compare like for like
Great video love
I got the tucson but I really wish i waited and got the KIA
The Tucson is an Ultimate, not N-Line. It wins this comparison easily, as Hyundai offers a light grey interior and KIA is always all black and dull.
Furthermore, the dash on the Tucson is much more balanced and uncluttered. And the outside looks match the interior.
Ultimate has a pano roof. This one doesn't that I can see so think it's actually the Premium spec
@@dantyers3748 😂 In my country they are called Premium and Premium Sky (pano). Hence the confusion at my side, thought the UK Ultimate was also in a Sky flavour. Also, there is no extra pack in the Netherlands, the Premium has it all, remote parking included.
Whatever, the car in the vid is not an N-line. 😉
To be honest I hate that each country has different setup for the car (atleast in Europe). Funny is, Kia is made in Slovakia, but that country has the least amount of options. For comparison Poland can choose almost everything ... including light brown/ beige color interior.
They have the same engine, drivetrain, safety features and warranty, so apples to apples (Sportage SX-Prestige Hybrid vs. Tucson Limited Hybrid US models) the Sportage has a better setup/interior (larger screens), heated front windshield, a spare tire (that nobody mentions in these comparisons but you'll notice when you have an issue), USB C connections, rear USB connections on first-row seats that are easily accessible for rear passengers (vs. off floor in center console that few can reach without taking off seatbelt), 10-way power seat driver side (vs. 8), fog lights, and rear turn signals up higher where everyone expects/wants (safer). I personally think the Sportage looks better on exterior too but admit that is subjective. I've driven both, and both are very good and a better value and experience than competition (and even some luxury models), but objectively the Sportage is better at this time.
I'd choose sportage
loving the lipstick 🤩🤩colour... goes with the car😁😁
Tucson! No contest really.
I may be in a minority of one, but both look miles over styled and way too fussy, especially at the front.....where they look to have been in an accident with a giant cheese grater. The previous Sportage was way better looking!
the Hyundai for me
I find the Hyundai design far too fussy for my taste, it's trying far too hard.
Diesels are dirty, do the gas hybrid is the way to go.
Nice to see Rebecca without the siberian weather gear on.
The warranty, reliability, and quality would have to greatly decline , in order to be in VW territory.
Shame neither car can be had with a heads up display ....
In USA these are having recalls for engine fires and failures. Hope the uk ones are made in a different factory.
I'm getting the 72 plate Tucson . I think it's better value for the pound.
Kia looks better!!
My favourite car video is carwow
Sportage for me. Much more sofisticated and good looking. And 7 years new cars guaranti instead of 5 for the Tucson.
Sportage Diesel.
How can anybody claim that the Tucson looks better?? The daylights look like they’ve been bought from AliExpress and the infotainment system looks completely out of place…unbelievable
The Tuscan looks better
If have the Kia for 2 reasons, it's better finished and there's a diesel option.
Kia all the way…I’ve had a Sportage crdi (purchased in 2010 in New Zealand) and I finally traded it for an e-Niro EV which is providing more great service. On a silly note I struggle with owning a car brand that reminds me of ‘Harry High Pants’… Hyundai (High undies) … silly me.
I like the kia
Don’t like how the new Tucson looks. Kia for me.
Actually the Tucson is more beautiful. To me too
The Sportage exterior is a bit too radical/strange design for me, really depends on personal pref I guess; have the full load Tuscon ordered 🙂
Ele me desliga eu estou
Sempre mandar mensaje para ele nada estou com cando cansada
The video is very well produced, Rebecca knows a lot about cars, presents very well, but her presence alone makes the video incredibly satisfying to watch.
About the cars, I like them both a lot, but I prefer a sedan in my garage. Yes baby, thank you!
Gee Rebecka I see fashions have gone back to the '70's as believe this or not I used to wear trousers similar to them pants your wearing in this video, except mine started out as yellow, till I bleached them and finished up a shading of yellow to white.
Cars wise I'd go for the Kia Sportage but then I'm not into SUV's of any size or make.
Look stunning today !
Great review as always Rebecca 😃 You can tell you're still a regular at the gym 💪
Car wise- I would go for the Kia Sportage. Seriously considering the GT Line-S HEV version as my next lease car.
2022 new models of bought to South Africa ,
Rebecca is so pretty ❤
That’s no N LINE
I will choose Rebecca with 22 year warranty
यथर्थलाइलिएअर बुदिजिबि बोल्नुपर्छ। केहो अहिलेको यथर्थ योब्यबस्थालाइ परिमार्जनगर्दै बिसङ्गति अनिय्मता भ्रस्टचार सुसान र समाजजबादको बाटोमा जानेहो सबैले सहयोग गर्नुपर्यओ के जहिलेपनि ब्यबस्था फेरिरहने एक्चुनुवमात्रभएको छ यो ब्यबस्था 20 बर्शमा यस्को मर्मबुझुर स्थिर हुन्छ उदाहर्ण वडा गौपालिका गएर हेर्दा हुन्छ काथन्दौको बुद्दिजिबि गोरुहुन।
Is funny coz Hyundai Owens the KIA yet from what you saying the KIA is given the better stuff over all .
It's a win-win situation for them.
Nope...Hyundai is a much bigger company than its little sister Kia. So take it from there 😉
OKAY 👍 have a good day today
Tuscan
What's with the Dracula's bride makeup?
Pretty much sister cars! Both look about as bland as each other too 😂
Why do British people have a pressing need to periodically blast really loud music in their videos? It's a really stupid trend that needs to go the way of the dodo.
Not a review and opinion piece.