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Hyundai Tucson

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Since 2021, the fourth generation of the Hyundai Tucson has been on the market, offering a hybrid version. With a length of 4.50 metres, the Tucson IV is positioned as one of the largest compact SUVs, while its width and height remain constant at 1.86 metres and 1.65 metres respectively.

In terms of performance, Hyundai has announced a top speed of 193 km/h and acceleration from 0 to 100 km/h in 8 seconds for the Tucson hybrid, equipped only with 2-wheel drive, with no option for a 4-wheel drive version. The hybrid powertrain of this fourth-generation Tucson delivers a total output of 230 bhp and 350 Nm of torque. Under the bonnet, a 1.6-litre 4-cylinder petrol engine developing 180 bhp is combined with a 60 bhp electric motor.

The different versions of the Hyundai Tucson

  1. 1
    Hyundai Tucson
    PHEV
    Autonomy (WLTP) :
    62 - 74
    Compatible with Moba

Charge of the Hyundai Tucson version : PHEV

Max power
Type
Charging time
Normal charge (AC)
7.2 kW
Type 2
1h42
HP charge (DC)
No charge HP

Cost of charge for the Hyundai Tucson version : PHEV

Price for a full recharge
Peak Hours
2.80 € / 100 km*
Off-peak Hours
2.20 € / 100 km*

Battery of the Hyundai Tucson version : PHEV

The MG G5 Standard Autonomy has a battery with a useful capacity of 13.8 kWh. Using a Type 2 connector, it can achieve a maximum charging power of 7.2 kW in alternating current (AC), enabling a full recharge from 0 to 100% in 1 hour and 42 minutes. This AC charge is single-phase. However, unlike the standard Autonomy version, it cannot be charged using a CCS connector for rapid DC charging. This battery delivers 66.9 kW of electrical power to the car and a power consumption of 177 Wh/km.

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