As Hyundai reboots its presence in the country through Hyundai Motor Philippines (HMPH), the brand is practically starting on a clean slate, with a mostly fresh lineup led by the all-new Tucson and Staria that can now be pre-ordered.
The all-new Tucson will bring its Parametric Pixel design to the local market
In a Facebook post, Hyundai Quezon Avenue posted the suggested retail prices for the refreshed Hyundai passenger car range:
- Tucson compact crossover – Php 1,570,000
- Staria MPV – Php 1,560,000 (Cargo variant)
- Santa Fe midsize crossover – Php 2,420,000
- Creta subcompact crossover – Php 998,000
Notably missing from the roster are the Venue and the Palisade, which have been retained from the previous lineup and will be sold in their updated versions. It’s likely that HMPH is still finalizing the pricing and trim levels for both models, especially since they will be joining the Creta and the Santa Fe in the subcompact and midsize categories, respectively.
Pricing for the Staria starts with the Cargo variant
There has also been no hint so far of the rumored Stargazer, touted to be a smaller version of the Staria. As several teaser photos of the upcoming MPV were recently released online, Hyundai will reportedly field the Stargazer as its challenger against the likes of the Toyota Avanza, Mitsubishi Xpander, Suzuki Ertiga, and Honda BR-V.
It looks like HMPH will be focusing on crossovers and MPVs for now, as the Accent and Reina from the previous Hyundai Philippines are no longer included. The new distributorship previously said that they will be focused on sourcing vehicles from both South Korea and Indonesia, which leaves the China-made Reina by the wayside.
The Creta returns after its short-lived maiden stint in the Philippines
Meanwhile, the Accent is on its way out from the global market by next year due to increased market demand for SUVs. Hyundai says that it will still offer sedans in other markets through the Elantra and Sonata, although there are no updates whether these will be sold here as well.
Hyundai Quezon Avenue invites customers to visit its branch to see the refreshed Hyundai lineup in the metal.
See more new vehicles you can pre-order right now at Philkotse.com.
Know more about Hyundai Tucson 2024
The 2023 Hyundai Tucson is a five-seater compact crossover. Locally, this model has two variants. There’s the GLS+ 2.0 CRDi, and the 2.0 GLS AT. The CRDi model is diesel, while the other one is gasoline. They then have a price of Php 1,840,000 and Php 1,570,000 respectively.
Under the hood, the GLS+ CRDi variant uses a 2.0-liter turbodiesel engine that can make up to 183 horsepower and 416 Nm of torque. The GLS meanwhile gets a 2.0-liter gasoline mill that can churn out 153 horsepower and 192 Nm of torque.
For transmissions, the diesel variant uses an eight-speed automatic tranny. The gasoline version meanwhile uses a six-speed automatic tranny. Both variants are front-wheel-drive.
Size-wise, the new Tucson is 4,630mm long, 1,865mm wide, and 1,665mm in height. They also come with a wheelbase length of 2,755mm, and a ground clearance of 181mm.
Locally, the Hyundai Tucson competes against the likes of the Toyota RAV4, Mazda CX-5, Chery Tiggo 5 Pro, Subaru Forester, Peugeot 3008, among others.
₱ 1,570,000 - ₱ 1,840,000
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