I'm fine with the lack of paddle shifters and ACC, instead we get a dedicated button to turn on the all-wheel drive system, a feature that's more likely to be used by me on a daily basis.
Do you have experience with their AWD systems? My main concern here is that its not too front wheel drive biased. I hate systems like that but being this cheap of a product, we are susceptibleI'm fine with the lack of paddle shifters and ACC, instead we get a dedicated button to turn on the all-wheel drive system, a feature that's more likely to be used by me on a daily basis.
Thanks for that bit of information since that's really what most of us were waiting for.Press releases indicate more of a 4wd than awd with a 50/50 split when 4wd is selected. BUT here's the better news: spoke with a regional Hyundai rep today when I was in town at the dealer, and he indicated that detailed build sheets of deliveries should be available in October with actual drop-off before the end of the year. We'll see. :smile:
I think it might be something they want to include as a premium feature unless there are some issues with integrating it that we don't know of yet. Being something that's still working to become the norm, I can see how that's the case.What's with people leaving out ACC when the radar and camera systems are already in place? I'm considering this car to sit next to my Cherokee in the parking lot (should look good next to each other) but I love the ACC system in the Jeep, use it daily...
Well, it's somewhat normal in the next size up, I've got it in my Cherokee, and Subaru offers it in the Crosstrek and Forester. Hyundai doesn't offer it in the Tucson though, and I haven't seen any subcompact SUVs offer it yet (though some count the Crosstrek as a "Subcompact SUV" for some reason.)I think it might be something they want to include as a premium feature unless there are some issues with integrating it that we don't know of yet. Being something that's still working to become the norm, I can see how that's the case.
Bad move for Hyundai because of all things I have seen take place in the market that is becoming a standard offering. Even worse that the Kona doesn't have it.Well, it's somewhat normal in the next size up, I've got it in my Cherokee, and Subaru offers it in the Crosstrek and Forester. Hyundai doesn't offer it in the Tucson though, and I haven't seen any subcompact SUVs offer it yet (though some count the Crosstrek as a "Subcompact SUV" for some reason.)