What model is the Beijing Hyundai Tucson?

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DiJack
08/28/25 2:16am
Beijing Hyundai Tucson is a compact SUV, which is the Hyundai Tucson. It emphasizes the high quality and high performance of the overall model from the perspective of practicality and comfort, and demonstrates this high quality and high performance in terms of engine power, exterior and interior design, space design, safety, etc. The Tucson has a stylish and dynamic overall shape, with simple and powerful lines, featuring typical urban SUV characteristics. In terms of body dimensions, its length, width, and height are 4545mm, 1850mm, and 1670mm respectively, with a wheelbase of 2670mm, and it adopts front-wheel drive.
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LaCorbin
09/09/25 7:41am
Last year, I bought a Hyundai Tucson, known as 'Tucson' in Chinese, a very popular mid-size SUV that drives quite comfortably. The Tucson has a stylish design with smooth lines, and its large front grille is quite eye-catching. The interior offers ample space—I often take my family out for trips, and the back seat comfortably fits three adults, while the trunk can easily hold luggage and picnic gear. In terms of performance, it comes with a 1.5T engine, providing quick acceleration that’s more than sufficient for daily commutes. Fuel efficiency is decent, averaging around 8L in the city and even better on highways. The tech features are also impressive, including a touchscreen and connectivity functions, making it user-friendly. Overall, this car offers great value for money, suits family daily use, and isn’t expensive to maintain. The service at Hyundai’s 4S stores is fairly good.
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