Hyundai Tucson Hybrid Variants Comparison – FWD Vs AWD

Hyundai has launched the much-anticipated 4th generation Tucson Hybrid in Pakistan, bringing a fresh wave of innovation, style, and performance to the hybrid SUV market. The new Hyundai Tucson Hybrid comes in two distinct variants — Hyundai Tucson Hybrid and TUCSON Hybrid Signature (AWD). While both versions promise efficiency and tech-forward features, there are several key differences that set the base and top variants apart.

Let’s dive into the comparison to help you decide which one suits your needs best.

Hyundai Tucson Hybrid – Performance 

Dimensions & Core Specs (Same on Both Variants):

Type Tucson Hybrid Smart Tucson Hybrid Signature
Specifications FWD AWD
Drive x Snow, Mud, Sand
Terrain Modes    
Exterior L x W x H (mm) 4640 x 1865 x 1665
Long Wheelbase (mm) 2755
Ground Clearance (mm) 181
Combined Max. Power 232
Combined Max. Torque 376
Battery Type Lithium Ion
Battery Power Output 64 kW
Features    
Hyundai SmartSence 20 + ADAS features  
Heater & Air Conditioner Dual Zone Climate Control  
Head-up-Display x Available
Memory Seats x Available
Heated & Ventilated Seats x Available
FingerPrint (AVN Authentication + Engine Start x Available
Wheel Type & Size 18-inch Alloy Wheel 19-inch Alloy Wheel
Headlamp Multifaceted Reflector w/Static Bending Light Projection Lamp w/ intelligent Front-lighting System

 

Both variants share the same core mechanical specs and dimensions, which means whether you go for the FWD or AWD, you’re guaranteed solid performance and an electrifying hybrid drive.

Wheels & Lighting

The new Hyundai Tucson Hybrid is a bold step forward in the Pakistani automotive scene, offering a well-rounded hybrid SUV experience. Whether you pick the base FWD or the feature-rich AWD, Hyundai’s fourth-generation Tucson ensures you’re driving into the future — efficiently, stylishly, and safely.

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