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2017 HYUNDAI TUCSON (Europe)

Hyundai Tucson

TUCSON ADDS 1.7-LITRE HIGH-POWER DIESEL WITH 7-SPEED DCT TO LINE-UP

  • Hyundai’s best-selling Tucson compact SUV gains additional powertrain
  • An efficient 1.7-litre diesel with seven-speed double clutch transmission (7DCT) and front wheel drive will be added to the existing five powertrains
  • With a total of two petrol engines and now four diesel options the Tucson has one of the widest powertrain ranges it its class

High Wycombe, 1 March 2016 – Hyundai’s All New Tucson compact SUV, introduced to the European market in late  2015, will now offer a sixth powertrain option for the Tucson. An efficient 1.7-litre  diesel with seven-speed double clutch transmission (7DCT) will be added to attract even more customers.

The All-New Tucson is Hyundai Motor’s fastest-selling European model with more than 115,000 cars ordered in Europe.The powertrain range of the compact SUV – already one of the widest in the segment – is now further extended with the addition of the dynamic 104 kW (141 PS) 1.7-litre turbo diesel engine. In combination with the efficient seven-speed double clutch transmission (7DCT) and front wheel drive it emits only 129 g of CO2 and consumes a moderate 4.9 litres of diesel per 100 kilometres (combined). The turbo diesel engine provides a maximum torque of 340 Nm over a wide rev range of 1,750 rpm to 2,500 rpm.

20% higher fuel efficiency

Hyundai Motor’s in-house developed 7DCT system offers a choice between fully automatic operation and sequential manual gear changes, selected with the gear lever for greater driver involvement. The 7DCT provides 20% higher fuel efficiency and lower CO2 emissions compared to a six-speed automatic transmission. For further efficiency the new powertrain also comes with the Integrated Stop & Go (ISG) system as standard, which is also available for the 1.7-litre (low power), and the 2.0-litre standard-power diesel engines as well as the 1.6-litre petrol engine.

Five star safety

The Tucson is one of the safest vehicles in its segment and received the maximum five-star Euro NCAP safety rating. It benefits from a solid body structure featuring 51% of ultra-high strength steel for improved torsional rigidity and impact resistance and a host of innovative passive and active safety features like Autonomous Emergency Braking with pedestrian recognition that stops the car automatically if a crash is predicted. The Tucson’s list of safety features also includes a Blind Spot Detection alerts the driver to approaching vehicles, Rear Cross Traffic Alert which scans a 180-degree area behind the vehicle alerting the driver if there is approaching cross-traffic and the Lane Keeping Assist System applying steering correction in case of unintended lane departure. Additionally the Active Hood cushions the impact shock in case of a frontal collision.

Made in Europe for Europe

Hyundai Motor manufactures 100% of Tucson models sold in European markets at its facility in the Czech Republic – a key part of its commitment to the region. Hyundai’s confidence in its European build quality means that every All-New Tucson will come with the company’s industry-leading Five Year Unlimited mileage Warranty as standard.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

All-New Tucson 1.7-litre turbo diesel with 7DCT

Body and chassis

The All-New Tucson is a five-door compact SUV (C-SUV), with a high-strength steel construction body shell. Customers have the choice between two petrol and four diesel transversely-mounted engines driving the front wheels, or all four wheels via a six-speed manual or automatic as well as a seven-speed double clutch transmission (7DCT). Details for the 1.7-litre turbo diesel with 7DCT follow:

Engines / Petrol

U2 1.7 CRDi (HIGH) 141 PS 7DCT
Type U2 1.7 CRDi four cylinders in line DOHC with 16-VALVE
Capacity 1685 cc
Bore x stroke 77.2 x 90 mm
Compression ratio 15.7
Power (104 kW) 141 PS @ 4,000 rpm
Torque 340 Nm @ 1,750~2,500 rpm
Drivetrain 2WD
Maximum speed (km/h) 185
0 to 100 km/h acceleration (seconds) 11.5
Fuel consumption urban 5.4
Fuel consumption extra urban 4.7
Fuel consumption combined 4.9
CO2 combined (g/km) 129
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