Good SUV
Overall, the Tucson is a good SUV, but there are several things that frustrate me. The adaptive cruise control is not very refined — it often detects stopped cars too late and doesn’t slow down soon enough. The information center always defaults back to the home screen unless I’m using Android Auto, which gets annoying. The media system never returns to my favorites or the last station I was listening to, so I have to click through multiple screens every time just to get back to my radio presets.
I’ve also had the music stop playing entirely and had to reset the system, and I’ve only owned the car for a couple of months. Switching from the pedal to resuming cruise control is rough and not smooth at all. Finally, the automatic windshield wiper system doesn’t let me turn off the rain‑sensing feature and choose my own interval. The detection isn’t very accurate, and I’d prefer normal adjustable wipers. Gas milage is not a good as I expected, it only gets a couple of miles more than my non-hybrid Honda CRV
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