Hyundai has launched the 2022 Tucson in the Indian market; it has disrupted the segment with its feature package and modern design. Hyundai has loaded their SUV with features such as level 2 ADAS, multi-air mode airconditioning and a premium interior. It does have the edge over some competitors, but how does it compare with the Mahindra XUV700?
Design & Dimensions
Tucson features Hyundai’s Sensuous Sportiness with a futuristic design, while XUV700 has a bold & rugged SUV appeal. Both are monocoque SUVs with a powerful engine & a load of convenience features. Tucson has the most extended wheelbase in the segment; we have the dimensions(mm) compared below:
Aspect/Car | Tucson | XUV700 |
Length | 4682 | 4695 |
Width | 1865 | 1890 |
Height | 1665 | 1755 |
Wheelbase | 2755 | 2750 |
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XUV700 comes both with 5 & seater versions while Hyundai offers their SUV only as a 5-seater version. Mahindra beats Hyundai in every aspect except the wheelbase; XUV700 is more extensive than Tucson. One significant front fascia difference is Tucson’s front grille with the integrated headlamps, which is a unique point. XUV700 has a strong appeal with a wide slated chrome grille.
Engine & Transmission
Both these SUVs are available with petrol & diesel engines and FWD & AWD. Both the manufacturers offer AWD & drive modes with the diesel engine. Hyundai offers a naturally aspirated petrol engine mated to a 6-speed automatic torque converter, while XUV700 comes with a turbocharged petrol engine with & similar transmission.
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We have the power figures compared below:
Engine/Car | Tucson | XUV700 |
Petrol | 156hp & 192Nm torque| 6-speed automatic torque converter | 200hp & 380Nm torque| 6-speed automatic torque converter |
Diesel | 186hp & 416Nm torque| 8-speed automatic torque converter | 185hp & 450Nm torque| 6-speed automatic torque converter |
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Mahindra beats Hyundai in terms of power & torque with a tight competition with the diesel engine. Hyundai offers drive modes such as Eco, Sport, Normal & Smart(adaptive), while Mahindra offers Zip, Zap, Zoom & Custom.
Features & Pricing
Both these SUVs come with a similar package but have a price gap. Both are equipped with AWD, ADAS and a powerful engine. But Hyundai gives Tucson an edge with level 2 ADAS & a premium interior, and 60+ features with the Bluelink connected car tech. Tucson features first-in-segment features such as the multi-air mode & passenger seat walk-in device.
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We have the features compared below:
Feature/Car | Tucson | XUV700 |
ADAS | Level 2 | Level 1 |
Infotainment System | 10.25-inch | 10.25-inch |
Wireless Charging | Yes | Yes |
Instrument Cluster | Digital | Digital |
Airconditioning | Multi-Air mode | Automatic with 2-zone control |
Heads Up Display | No | No |
Connected Car Tech | H2C & Bluelink | AdrenoX |
Sunroof | Panoramic | Panoramic |
Voice Commands | Yes | Yes |
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The comparable variant from Mahindra would be the XUV7000 AX7L AWD with a price tag of ₹22.99 lakhs ex-showroom, and the AX7L AT petrol variant costs ₹21.29 lakhs ex-showroom. While Tucson Signature 4WD AT DT costs ₹34.54 lakhs and ₹30.32 lakhs for the petrol Automatic Signature AT DT version. Which one of these would you pick?