HTRAC All-Wheel Drive with Terrain Modes

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Hyundai’s HTRAC is an advanced all-wheel-drive system that’s built to take the Canadian seasons and terrain, and standard on all TUCSON models. It drives the front wheels under normal conditions for better fuel economy. When its myriad of sensors detects any type of wheel slip, the system instantly sends power to the rear wheels for more traction.

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On top of that, it also features driver-selectable multi-terrain modes: Snow, Mud or Sand. Selecting any of these changes how the engine, transmission and other systems work together for optimal traction in any condition.

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The HTRAC system is ruggedly designed to keep your TUCSON balanced and smooth on the road, no matter the conditions. That serene operation also helps shield the chassis from bumps and vibrations, reducing strain on components over time.

Ready for Canadian Winters

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Hyundai knows Canadian winters. That’s why every TUCSON comes standard with heated front seats, a heated steering wheel, heated side mirrors and dual-zone climate control with auto defogger (heated rear seats are also available).

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How does this help keep your Tucson on the road longer? Hyundai also knows that, by keeping the driver comfortable and focused for the drive, the winter journey will be safer. Clear mirrors and windshield will also help with visibility and reduce stress.

Simplified Components

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Fewer parts mean fewer things to go wrong. Take the TUCSON’s column-mounted, shift-by-wire gear selector, for example. Making it operate electronically instead of using mechanical linkages and levers simplifies and streamlines the design and number of parts used. That also means less overall weight, as well as freeing up space inside the cabin instead of using a large shifter in the console.

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Hyundai knows the little things add up to a lot when it comes to an entire vehicle.

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Robust Enough for Towing

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The TUCSON offers up to 3,500 lbs of towing capacity with the 2.5L four-cylinder for added utility and versatility. To make sure it can handle the load, the Tucson is reinforced structurally with a high-tensile steel chassis, employs robust brakes and suspension and is pulled with a strong, proven engine. Even if you don’t tow, you can be assured the Tucson is built tough.

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Hyundai SmartSense

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This suite of electronic safety features is meant as an extra set of eyes on the road. It includes advanced systems like the standard Forward Collision-Avoidance Assist with Cyclist and Junction-Turning Detection, Blind-Spot Collision Warning and Rear Cross-Traffic Collision-Avoidance Assist, and available Blind View Monitor, Adaptive Cruise Control 2 and Highway Driving Assist, among others.

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After all, avoiding dangerous situations will help keep your Tucson on the road longer. More importantly, it will also help keep you and your family safe.