I recently spent 1,400 kilometres at the wheel of the new-for-2022 Hyundai Tucson Ultimate Hybrid while writing and shooting several projects for TV and web. My testing included a pair of 425-kilometre highway trips, extended use on trail and backroad surfaces common in rural Northern Ontario, and some observations on my tester's use by a rapidly-growing family with two young kids as a test of storage space and passenger volume.

Below, I've summarized my key impressions for in-market shoppers considering the Tucson Hybrid, and I hope they'll help you to confirm or question your purchase decision.

If you're considering a Tucson Hybrid like my tester, a $41,600 Ultimate Hybrid AWD, you're headed in the right direction. It's an excellent machine that drives value-for-the-dollar in several important ways — but there are two weaknesses you'll want to be aware of, too.

Read the full review at https://driving.ca/?p=465277

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