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As you drive, your car's battery works tirelessly to power the starter, spark plugs, headlights, dashboard dials, AC, and myriad other in-vehicle electronics. These Hyundai battery maintenance tips will help you get the best performance and the longest lifespan out of your car battery. Keep Your Battery Clean It's not good for dirt to build up on a battery's casing because moisture and grease in the grime can lead to corrosion and potentially allow conductivity to leak between the terminals. It's wise to make a habit of cleaning both the battery and its tray once a month. more Inspect Your Battery Monthly Most car batteries last from three to five years, but vibrations, extreme temperatures, or short circuits can sometimes lead to premature failure. Inspect your battery monthly for signs of damage. Corroded terminals or warped battery casing typically spell the end for a car battery. Cracks and leaks certainly mean you need a replacement. Make Sure It's Properly Fastened As mentioned, vibrations can cause a lot of damage to a car battery. You'll minimize this risk by periodically checking the clamps and brackets to ensure your battery is firmly fastened in place. Protect Your Battery From the Cold Subzero temperatures in the depths of an Ohio winter can slow the chemical reactions inside a car battery, which weakens it and causes permanent damage. Throughout winter, try to keep your car parked under cover and out of the cold whenever possible. You could also invest in an insulated battery jacket. Don't Let Your Battery Drain Completely Some drivers aren't aware that an empty battery deteriorates much more rapidly. It's therefore important to drive regularly, which keeps your battery charged at all times. If you need to leave your car unused for a while, a trickle charger will prevent it from fully depleting. Plan Ahead to Avoid Short Tips Drivers who only drive short distances sometimes find their batteries depleting to zero. This happens because short trips don't give the alternator enough time to properly recharge the battery. If you plan ahead and coordinate errands, you'll take longer trips, and your battery will always be recharged and healthy. Schedule Professional Battery Tests At least once a year, bring your battery in to have it tested. Our technicians can tell you what condition it's in. It's also a good idea to have your battery and entire electrical system inspected before winter and before any long trips that will put extra demands on your car. We Can Take Care of Your Hyundai Battery Maintenance With the help of a solid maintenance schedule with our experienced technicians, your car will start reliably, even on cold winter mornings. We can schedule battery inspections and other vital car services in a convenient timetable that works for you. Visit Coughlin Hyundai of Heath in Heath, OH, today to make sure your battery's still alive and kicking.

The Hyundai maintenance schedule in your vehicle handbook lists all the services that will ensure your vehicle is always in good condition and performs at its best. As your Hyundai dealer, we would like to give you some examples of the services we provide. Tire Rotations Tire rotations help extend tire life by allowing them to wear down at a relatively even rate. Tires experience damage as you drive due to friction with the surface, but they suffer additional damage due to their position on your vehicle. Each tire position generates a particular wear pattern based on weight distribution and tire alignment, and continued damage to the same sections of a tire will cause leaks or a blowout. Our technicians rotate your tires by moving them to different places on your Hyundai. The exact positions the tires move to depend on your drivetrain. If your Hyundai has FWD, the front tires move to the rear and remain on the same side, while the rear tires move to the front but change to opposite sides. A tire rotation is usually performed every 7,500 miles and can extend a tire's useful life by up to 40%. more Oil and Filter Change Oil continuously circulates through your engine to keep it working efficiently. Many engine components depend on friction to work effectively, and the oil lubricates these components to reduce damage. The oil cools hot components as it moves over them, which further reduces wear and tear. In addition, oil additives provide essential benefits, like preventing rust and breaking down potentially damaging carbon buildup. The oil filter collects dirt and other debris that are collected by the oil, improving fuel economy and further reducing wear and tear on the engine. As time passes, the oil will become slower and thicker, which makes it less effective. An oil change is usually due after 7,500 miles, during which we drain and replace the old oil and install a new oil filter. Brake Pad Inspection Brake pads are an important part of the braking system, as they generate friction against the wheel rotors, which stops the wheels. Each pad has a 1/2" thick rough material covering that produces the friction, but this material slowly wears thinner over time. Thin pads take longer to generate friction, which slows braking response and increases your braking distance. During an inspection, we measure the thickness of each pad and replace any that have dropped to 1/4" thickness. We also examine the calipers, which contain the pads, to ensure they're working correctly, and we check the condition of the rotors. These inspections are usually performed around 45,000 miles. If you'd like to know more about your Hyundai's services or to book a service, contact us at Coughlin Hyundai of Heath in Heath, OH.

Your Hyundai has precise, powerful brakes when well-kept. However, even the most reliable of automobile braking systems can diminish if neglected. It's therefore wise to follow a diligent Hyundai brake maintenance plan; we've prepared guidelines on how to keep your brakes in tip-top condition. Read on to learn more. Never Skip a Brake Inspection It's advisable to have your brakes professionally examined two or three times a year. This allows our technicians to raise your car, remove the wheels, brake pads, rotors, and calipers, and inspect each component for indications of wear or damage. The brake fluid and brake lines must also be checked. Brake fluid needs to be periodically flushed to stay in good shape. If safety is a priority for you, it's unwise to ever miss a scheduled brake inspection. more Know the Signs of Bad Brakes All brake systems require occasional replacements. Frequent inspections allows you to stay informed of the condition of your brake pads and rotors, so it won't come as a surprise when they start to show signs of age. Listen out for squealing noises, which could indicate a worn-out brake pad. If one of your rotors is warped or scored, it might cause strange vibrations. Any grinding, clattering, puddles of leaking fluid, or loss of brake force should also prompt you to seek the help of a trusted technician. Buy High-Quality Brake Pads When new, your Hyundai comes with excellent brake pads. When these pads eventually begin to wear out, always replace them with genuine Hyundai OEM pads to ensure maximum reliability. Aftermarket brake pads may result in premature wear and tear, or even failure. Coast To Slow Your Car Down How you drive your car each day has a considerable impact on the brakes. Rather than accelerating aggressively and then braking sharply as you approach a stop or turn, try to drive your car more sedately, coasting to allow gravity to slow you down while saving your brake pads from unnecessary wear. This calmer style of driving also tends to be safer. Avoid Brake-Heavy Driving Conditions Certain road conditions force drivers to use their brakes more. For instance, heavy stop-and-go traffic requires far more braking than cruising on the highway. Steep and winding mountainous roads also take a toll on the brakes. With this in mind, try to plan your routes to avoid brake-heavy driving situations as much as possible. Your brakes will thank you for it with much fewer issues and a longer overall lifespan. Have your brakes inspected or replaced today at Coughlin Hyundai of Heath in Heath, OH. We're an award-winning local dealership dedicated to keeping our customers safe, comfortable, and happy on the road.

You can instantly enhance the daily functionality of your Hyundai when you buy genuine Hyundai interior accessories. Many cabin accessories help prepare you for emergency driving situations, help with cabin organization, and protect your cabin from wear and tear damage. Check out some of the most popular interior accessories for your Hyundai today. Genuine Hyundai Interior Accessories: Customize Your Cabin Floor liners and all-weather mats are some of the most practical cabin accessories you can choose for your Hyundai. These liners protect the carpet of your vehicle from dirt, water, and other outdoor debris, and are generally easy to do a deep clean so you can keep your cabin fresh. Plus, installing floor liners prevents scuffing and other damage, so it's a good investment if you have children wearing cleats in your vehicle. You can protect your upholstery from wear and tears with various seat covers. If you ride with pets in the 2025 IONIQ 6, you can install a bench seat cover that is waterproof, resistant to staining, and even comes with convenient storage pockets. A hammock for the second-row seats helps keep pets safe and prevents pet access to the front-row seats, while also protecting your upholstery from pet air and claws. Cargo Cargo accessories are smart upgrades, whether you're driving a sedan like the 2025 Elantra or an SUV like the 2025 Tucson. Cargo side bins, which are available for the Elantra, provide two geometric bins that fit neatly into your cargo area to keep items in place. You can install a cargo screen on the 2025 Tucson to hide your items from view when the cargo area is full. Cargo nets are also useful to prevent groceries from rolling around. more Kits Hyundai ensures you're ready for the unexpected with a variety of kits to offer peace of mind in emergency circumstances. The Roadside Assistance Kit bundles first aid supplies, booster cables, small tools, a flashlight, and much more into a small bag that can be tucked into the trunk of your vehicle. The First Aid Kit covers all of your first aid basics with cold packs, thermal emergency blankets, gauze, antiseptic cream, bandages, and much more. The Severe Weather Kit is ideal if you anticipate driving in extremely cold weather. This kit comes with a miniature shovel, hand warmers, gloves, ice scrapers, a poncho, and other essential tools to help you out of a cold weather jam. The entire kit is neatly packed into a clamshell zipper back for your convenience. The easiest way to purchase genuine Hyundai accessories for your cabin is to order directly from Hyundai's online accessory store. You can also ask your dealership about accessories that are compatible with the model and year of your vehicle. Learn about available accessories at Coughlin Hyundai of Heath in Heath, OH.

Our summers in Heath, OH, aren't as hot as many other places, but you'll still need your AC to take the edge off. When you switch on the AC, you expect cold air on demand. Unfortunately, AC components can wear out due to age and damage. As your Hyundai dealer, we can fix any AC problem for you. These are some signs you'll need to visit us for Hyundai AC maintenance. Signs You Need Hyundai AC Maintenance at Your Hyundai Dealer Refrigerant Leak Refrigerant is the gas used to chill air before it's blown into your cabin. It's pumped through the AC by the compressor, changing from gas to liquid and back to gas as it removes water from the air and cools it. As time passes, worn seals or physical damage to the AC from stones or other hard objects thrown up from the ground can cause a system leak. As the AC loses refrigerant, the air blowing into the cabin will warm up. You'll also hear strange noises from the AC as it tries to work with less refrigerant. The refrigerant is colorless and evaporates in contact with air, so we add a UV dye to it. Our technicians use a UV viewer to follow the refrigerant's progress through the system until we find the leak. Once we repair the leak and refill the refrigerant, your AC will blow cold air again. Musty Smell During winter, your AC is switched off, waiting for the summer. This quiet period can cause bacteria or mold to enter and thrive in the still, damp, and dark AC ducts. It isn't obvious when they arrive, but their presence becomes very noticeable when you turn on the AC in summer and an earthy, musty smell wafts from the ducts. We fix this problem by adding a cleaning solution to the AC and running the system to flush the bacteria and mold away. It's a quick process and the air will smell fresh and clean again. more Jammed Compressor Clutch The compressor is the most important part of your AC system, as it compressors refrigerant and pushes it through the system. The compressor's operation is controlled by its clutch, which starts and stops the compressor at set intervals. In time, the clutch can fail due to age or damage and cause serious trouble for the AC. A compressor clutch that jams closed can't move refrigerant through the system and your AC won't work. If the clutch jams open, the compressor continues to run and eventually burns itself out. Our technicians will examine the clutch, and we can quickly replace it if needed, so the compressor will work correctly again. If you have an AC problem, contact us today at Coughlin Hyundai of Heath in Heath, OH.

With its retro looks and futuristic features, the award-winning IONIQ 5 from Hyundai reimagines the EV inside and out. This all-electric crossover SUV combines exhilarating performance and ultra-modern amenities to deliver a supercharged driving experience. Explore the exciting features of the 2024 Hyundai IONIQ 5 and experience the future of electric mobility. Electrify Your Driving Experience with the All-Electric 2024 Hyundai IONIQ 5 Performance and Drivability Hyundai engineers have infused the IONIQ 5 with technological features making it a joy to drive. This includes a spirited 58 kWh Permanent Magnet Synchronous Motor that generates a lively 168 horsepower and 258 lb.-ft of torque. With punchy acceleration, you can feel as you press down on the accelerator, the IONIQ 5 will put a charge into your everyday driving. The Hyundai IONIQ 5 isn't just fun to drive: it's also sensible. With a standard range of 220 miles, the IONIQ 5 is the perfect companion for daily commuting and life's adventures. This all-electric crossover also gives your personal finances a boost with an estimated 127 MPGe in the city and 94 MPGe on the highway. more Comfort and Convenience The IONIQ 5 includes thoughtfully appointed features designed to enhance comfort and convenience. The driver's seat offers 8-way power adjustable settings, and the front passenger seat is adjustable 6 ways and both have built-in heating for maximum coziness. To keep the cabin comfortable for everyone, the IONIQ 5's dual-zone automatic climate control system allows for two separate temperature settings. Other convenience-driven highlights include: Rear View Monitor Remote Proximity Key entry and push-button ignition Auto-retracting flush door handles Automatic headlights and High Beam Assist 12.3" digital instrumentation display Tire-specific pressure monitoring system Utility and Functionality The Hyundai IONIQ 5 is an all-electric SUV in which utility isn't an afterthought. With the modern lifestyle in mind, the IONIQ 5 is as functional as it is futuristic. For your cargo needs, the IONIQ 5 offers 27.2 cubic feet of space in the trunk which is expandable to 59.3 cubic feet when the rear seats are folded down. There is also an extra storage compartment in the front (the "frunk") for smaller items. Technology-Forward Features The Hyundai IONIQ 5 has a distinct, retro look, but this versatile EV is packed with ultramodern features. The advanced infotainment center features a 12.3" HD touchscreen display with onboard navigation, built-in Bluetooth technology, and integrated connectivity with compatible Android and Apple smartphones for seamless access to your favorite content. Front and rear USB charging ports help keep everyone's devices running. Safety Technology One of the most impressive features of the Hyundai IONIQ 5 is its advanced suite of safety technologies. These sophisticated measures constantly monitor driving conditions around you to detect potential hazards. Highlights include: Blind Spot Collision-Avoidance Assist with steering wheel haptic feedback Forward Collision-Avoidance Assist with Car/Pedestrian/Cyclist Detection Lane Keeping Assist with steering wheel haptic feedback Smart Cruise Control with Stop & Go The Hyundai IONIQ 5 is proof positive that the future of electrified driving is now. Explore the ultra-modern features of the IONIQ 5 and connect with the friendly Hyundai experts at Coughlin Hyundai of Heath in Heath, OH to put an exciting charge into your life.

There are many reasons you may need a brake repair. Your brake pads might have worn down, your rotors might be uneven, your vehicle might be misaligned, or there could be another problem. Learning to recognize when there's a problem will make sure you know to head to the Hyundai dealership as soon as possible so you can get the problem taken care of. Stay Safe on the Road: Signs Your Hyundai's Brakes Need Immediate Attention Brake Pad Problems Brake pads wear down with use and need to be replaced regularly, typically on a mileage-based schedule. Sometimes your brake pads will wear down faster than expected, so you might need to replace them before your next scheduled service. The easiest way to recognize when your brake pads are worn down too much is by listening out for a noise when you step on the brake pedal. The noise sounds like a piece of metal scraping against another piece of metal, and it's typically too quiet to hear it if you have the radio on. You may hear a grinding sound instead of this metallic scraping noise. The grinding sound tells you that your brake pads are severely worn down, and your rotors may be becoming damaged. more Brake Pedal Vibration Your brake pedal should only vibrate if you have anti-lock brakes and you've just slammed your foot onto the brake pedal in an emergency. If it vibrates during regular braking, then it's telling you that your car needs to be seen by a technician ASAP. The rotors may be warped, so they'll need to be replaced or resurfaced. Brake Pedal Changes If there's any change in the way your brake pedal feels to step on, then it means there's a problem somewhere in the braking system. The pedal may begin to sit lower than normal, lack resistance when used, or feel spongy to step on. If it's difficult to press down the brake pedal, then that's another sign there's a problem with your braking system. Changes in how your handbrake feels can also tell you that there's an issue somewhere in the braking system. Brake Responsiveness Problems If your brakes begin behaving differently when applied, then there's almost certainly a problem with your braking system. One common issue is brakes that are no longer as responsive as they once were. This frequently indicates an air or fluid leak, but it could point to other problems. Make sure you get this problem repaired swiftly, as it can endanger you. If you have any kind of problem with your brakes, then visit Coughlin Hyundai of Heath in Heath, OH. You can schedule service online or do it over the phone by calling (740) 618-8085.

You might not realize it, but the alternator in your vehicle plays many crucial roles. In many cases, a car battery that can't hold a charge can be traced back to a failing alternator. Learn everything you need to know about alternator repair before you visit your Hyundai dealership. Keeping You Powered: How the Alternator Supports Your Hyundai's Electrical System Many drivers assume that the battery is responsible for powering all of your vehicle's convenience features. Your car battery is mainly responsible for providing the jump of energy that is used to start your vehicle and keep your features powered when the engine is off. All of the other features you enjoy, like your lighting system or your radio, rely on power from the alternator. An alternator is essentially a generator in your vehicle that stores energy. The energy in the alternator is used to keep your battery charged and send power to other parts of the vehicle. Almost all Hyundai vehicles with a combustion engine have an alternator. Some hybrid models may have an alternator. more When Do You Need Alternator Repair at Your Hyundai Dealership? If you have a failing alternator, then you won't be able to drive your vehicle. This is because without a functional alternator, your car battery won't hold a charge, and you won't be able to start your vehicle, let alone roll down windows, use the headlights, or access other features. Early signs of alternator trouble include: Check Battery Light Although your alternator doesn't have the same role as your car battery, your dashboard warning lights typically cluster similar vehicle components under the same indicator light for the sake of simplicity. Sometimes, when your check battery light turns on, it might mean your alternator needs repair. Your check battery light may also indicate other electrical system problems, such as faulty wiring. Inconsistent Lights If you notice the lights on your vehicle have inconsistent illumination, this could be a sign your alternator is failing. Interior cabin lights, headlights, taillights, and dashboard lights all rely on alternator energy. If these lights are flickering, begin bright and then dim, or seem to be less bright than usual, you should take your Hyundai in for repairs. Difficult Ignition You might encounter difficulty starting your vehicle when your alternator is failing. Usually, this is because your car battery is being overly taxed by running other systems to compensate for a failing alternator and doesn't have enough juice to power the ignition. Over time, a failing alternator may also require you to replace your car battery. The alternator is the unsung hero of your vehicle's electrical system. If you think your alternator needs repairs, you can book a service appointment at Coughlin Hyundai of Heath in Heath, OH.

When a car lasts a really long time in excellent condition, it's likely to consist of genuine OEM parts rather than a mismatch of generic aftermarket parts. The superior quality and compatibility of OEM car parts promote vehicle longevity by slowing down wear and reducing the need for repairs and further replacements over time. Let's look more closely at the significant benefits of having OEM components installed at your local Hyundai dealership rather than generic car parts. Less Frequent Part Replacements Generic aftermarket parts are rarely designed and constructed with anything close to the quality of a genuine OEM car part. This means they tend to wear down more rapidly and must be replaced sooner. Fewer Compatibility Issues There are also often compatibility issues with aftermarket components. OEM car parts, on the other hand, are designed to precisely the same technical specifications as your vehicle's original parts. This means they fit snugly and operate smoothly with the rest of the car. more Long-Term Maintenance Costs With fewer replacements and less overall vehicle wear and tear, you have reduced upkeep costs with OEM parts. Any initial short-term cost savings a driver makes by purchasing generic car parts often result in more money spent on maintenance and repairs down the road. Less Risk Concerning Quality With generic parts, you're always taking a gamble as to the quality. In contrast, OEM components are manufactured by Hyundai in accordance with stringent quality standards. You can also often receive a robust warranty for OEM parts, which provides excellent support in the case of a defect. Superior Vehicle Performance When car parts work seamlessly together, as in a brand-new vehicle, you have optimal performance and fuel efficiency. OEM car parts help to maintain the like-new performance of your Hyundai. If you start installing generic parts that don't work quite as smoothly in conjunction with the rest of your car, the vehicle performance will usually start to suffer. Fewer Safety-Related Risks Many cars parts impact road safety in some way, especially when they're connected to the brakes, wheels, suspension, steering, or specific safety features. It's unwise to risk jeopardizing the safety of yourself and your passengers with sub-par generic parts. Quicker Installation at Your Hyundai Dealer Hyundai parts require no adjustments or modifications before installation. This means they're quicker and easier to put into place. Aftermarket parts, on the other hand, may need to be altered in some way, which takes time. Even then, they rarely meet the perfect standards for compatibility of OEM car parts. Visit Coughlin Hyundai of Heath in Heath, OH, today to have top-notch OEM components installed in your vehicle. The courteous, knowledgeable staff at our award-winning dealership provide excellent customer care, whatever your vehicle purchasing or servicing needs may be.

If you're looking for a hybrid subcompact SUV, then look no further than the 2024 Hyundai Tucson Hybrid at your Hyundai dealer. It has great fuel economy, a calm and quiet cabin, and a sharp design you'll love admiring. It's also loaded with amazing features that'll leave you impressed. 1. Fantastic Fuel Efficiency The hybrid version of the Tucson can deliver up to 38 mpg in the city as well as up to 38 mpg on the highway. That's a great fuel economy rating, especially for city driving, so you'll be pleased if you want to save a few dollars and avoid making too many stops at the gas station. 2. Remote Smart Parking Assist Sometimes parking spaces are a little too tight for comfort, making it difficult to get in and out of the car without hitting the vehicle beside you. The available Remote Smart Parking Assist eliminates the risk of accidentally bumping another car while trying to exit your vehicle after parking. You simply approach the parking space and then get out of the car. With the touch of a button on your Smart Key, your car will park itself in that tight spot. When it's time to get back in the car, another touch of the button will let your car drive itself out of its parking space so you can climb back in with ease. more 3. Wire-Free Connectivity and Remote Features You can wirelessly connect your smartphone to your car using the Bluelink+ app. The app lets you remotely unlock your car, access the climate control settings, start the car, and much more. You can even set specific start-up presets and choose between them when remotely starting the vehicle. The presets allow you to start the car and activate the climate control set to a specific temperature. 4. Hyundai Digital Key If you have a compatible Android smartphone, then you can use it as a digital key for your vehicle. You can use this digital key to unlock your car, start the engine, and do even more. If a friend or family member will be driving your car one day, then you can text them a digital key, which will allow them to use the digital tool key function if they have a compatible Android phone. 5. Hyundai SmartSense Hyundai SmartSense is a suite of driver assistance features to enhance safety for you and your passengers. It has features such as forward collision-avoidance assist, driver attention warning, and highway driving assist to make every journey extra safe and efficient. Feel like taking this hybrid out for a test drive? Come to Coughlin Hyundai of Heath in Heath, OH to see what this car can do.

Bulbs don't stay in their prime forever, so you'll eventually need new headlights from your Hyundai dealer. Your dealer will check on all of your exterior lights during routine service, and they'll recommend you replace your headlights when they notice it's necessary. There are also signs you should look out for by yourself to see if you'll need to get your headlights replaced soon. 5 Signs Your Hyundai Needs New Headlights from Your Hyundai Dealer 1. Your Headlights Are Damaged If there's a chip or a scratch on one of your headlight units, then it may compromise your ability to see well with your headlights in the dark. If your headlights seem unaffected, then we still suggest coming in to get the headlight unit repaired or replaced. A little pressure can cause a small crack to become a big one, which can very easily cause visibility issues. 2. Your Headlights Aren't Working When your headlights stop working, you'll typically assume both the bulbs have burned out. Often, this is the case, so all you'll need to do is visit the dealer and have the headlights replaced. Sometimes, though, headlights that stop working with no warning indicate an electrical problem with your car. Be sure to tell the dealer that there were no signs that your headlights were going to burn out, as this may prompt them to check for an electrical problem. more 3. Your Headlights Aren't As Bright As Usual If you notice your headlights aren't as bright as they were last time, then it may indicate the bulbs are no longer in their prime. They can no longer illuminate the road as well as they used to, so you'll need to get the headlights replaced. If your headlights seem very dim one day but are back to normal the next, then the issue may be electrical. There might be a fluctuating power supply delivered to the headlights, causing their brightness to fluctuate, too. 4. Your Headlights Have Begun Flickering Headlights that flicker after they're first turned on, or headlights that flicker on and off throughout use, should be replaced as soon as possible. They could stop working in the middle of use, or they might not switch them on the next time you need to use them. The bulbs flicker because they're close to burning out. 5. Your Headlights Have Become Hazy or Yellow When the light from your headlights is yellow or hazy, it's usually because the headlight casing is dirty or sun damaged. Salt, dust, and other dirt can cause yellowing and haziness on the headlight unit. UV rays can also damage the headlight unit, causing haziness and yellowing. Your dealer can either clean or replace your headlights as needed. Visit Coughlan Hyundai of Heath for a headlight replacement. Make sure you come in for routine service regularly, too.

Standing out as a leader in its category, the 2024 Hyundai Tucson is a fantastic compact SUV that features a practical cabin, a capable powertrain, and plenty of standard features in all its trim levels. If you are searching for a new family vehicle, here are some of the features that will make you pick up the phone, get in touch with your preferred Hyundai dealer, and check out the 2024 Tucson. Contact Your Trusted Hyundai Dealer and Meet the 2024 Hyundai Tucson Power, Performance, and Efficiency The 2024 Tucson is available in five different trim levels, all of which are powered by a capable 2.5-liter inline four-cylinder engine. This powertrain configuration delivers 187 horsepower and 178 pounds of torque, offering a smooth and comfortable ride both in the city and on the highway. All models of the 2024 Tucson are equipped with a fast-shifting eight-speed automatic transmission. When searching for the perfect vehicle to travel around with your friends and family, efficiency is another key factor to consider. The FWD version of this new Hyundai SUV offers EPA ratings of 25 miles per gallon in the city and 32 mpg on the highway. AWD models, on the other hand, deliver 23 mpg and 29 mpg, respectively. more Space and Comfort Offering a simple and modern dashboard with digital gauges and premium materials, the 2024 Tucson is designed to maximize the comfort of everyone onboard and provide a smooth and enjoyable ride. All trim levels offer 41.4 inches of legroom in the front seats and 41.3 inches in the rear row, making it the perfect vehicle for long road trips with your family. Another key element earning great reviews for the 2024 Tucson is its versatility and spaciousness. Owners of this new Hyundai SUV can expand its cargo capacity from 41.2 cubic feet behind the rear row to a maximum of 80.3 cubic feet with the back seats fully folded. Other available features include ambient interior lighting, steering-wheel-mounted paddle shifters, heated rear seats, and leather-wrapped steering wheel and shift knob. Connectivity and Infotainment The base models of the 2024 Tucson feature a standard 8.8-inch infotainment touchscreen with Android Auto and Apple CarPlay compatibility. A larger 10.3-inch unit is available, along with other extra features such as SiriusXM satellite radio, a premium Bose audio system, and built-in navigation. Other popular perks include dynamic voice recognition, wireless charging pads, and 12-volt power outlets. Now that you know more about the key features of the 2024 Tucson, it is time to check out this new SUV in person. Grab your keys, hit the road, and visit us today at Coughlin Hyundai of Heath! Our team of expert sales agents is ready to take you around our showroom and show you all the different models available in our inventory.