Tucson 1.6L T-GDI 7DCT FWD Comfort vs 300 Challenger 2.0T Comparison
Car Information
Engine / Motor
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200 km/h
/
4
/
1998 cc
/
Chinese
Dimensions
5 Seater
5 Seater
5
5 Doors
4640
4760 mm
1865
1930 mm
1665
1927 mm
2755
2750 mm
/
400 L
/
224 m
Fuel Economy
/
10 Km/L
/
75 L
/
10 Km/L
Comfort
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✓
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✓
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✓
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✓
/
✓
/
✓
/
✓
/
✓
/
✓
/
✓
/
✓
/
Keyless Entry
/
✓
Interior
/
✓
/
✓
/
✓
/
Leather
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Digital
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Dual Zone
/
✓
/
✓
/
✓
/
✓
/
✓
/
✓
/
✓
/
✓
/
Electric
/
✓
/
✓
/
Standard
Safety
/
✓
/
✓
/
✓
/
✓
/
✓
/
✓
/
✓
/
✓
/
✓
/
✓
Infotainment
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12.3
/
✓
/
✓
/
✓
/
Android LCD
/
✓
/
9
Transmission
7-DCT
Automatic
Chassis & Steering
Front Drive
Four Wheel Drive
Key Spec
1.6 L - 2.5 L
2.0 L
132 BHP - 190
223 BHP - 342 BHP
& 7-DCT & AT & Automatic
Automatic
Gasoline & Petrol
Gasoline & Hybrid
TBD
TBD
5 Seater
5 Seater
Engine
1.6 L
2.0 L
Gasoline
Gasoline
180 BHP
224 BHP
/
In-Line
/
Single Turbo
/
4
/
387 Nm
Exterior
/
✓
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✓
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✓
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✓
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✓
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✓
/
✓
/
✓
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LED
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✓
/
✓
/
✓
/
✓
Technologies
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✓
/
✓
/
✓
/
✓
Comparison of configuration highlights
Tucson 1.6L T-GDI 7DCT FWD Comfort
300 Challenger 2.0T
- Electronic engine immobilizer
- 360 Degree camera
- Rear Defogger
- Rear Power Outlet
- Heated Side Mirrors
- Parking sensor rear
- Parking sensor front
- Keyless Start
- Heater
- Rear Camera
- Headlight On Reminder
- Remote key types
- Steering Adjustment
- Anti-Theft Alarm System
- Speed Sensing Auto Door Lock
- Driver Seat Belt Warning
- ABS
- EBD/CBC
- EBA/BA
- Passive Pedestrian Protection
- Child Lock
- Speed Alert
- Active braking
Review Comparison
Positive
- Modern and attractive interior and exterior design
- Excellent riding comfort and stable driving experience
- Availability of advanced security and assistance technologies
Negative
- Internal details and quality of materials need to be improved
- Engine response and noise at high speeds
- Storage space is limited as much as
Positive
- No data found
Negative
- No data found
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Editor's PickTucson 1.6L T-GDI 7DCT FWD Comfort
Expert / Editor Recommendation
Choose Tucson 1.6L T-GDI 7DCT FWD Comfort if you care more about price; choose 300 Challenger 2.0T if you care more about power.
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Q&A
- According to fuel consumption data, Tucson 1.6L T-GDI 7DCT FWD Comfort has a fuel consumption of No data, while 300 Challenger 2.0T has a fuel consumption of 10. Therefore, No data is more fuel-efficient.
- In terms of interior space, Tucson 1.6L T-GDI 7DCT FWD Comfort has a wheelbase of 2755, while 300 Challenger 2.0T has a wheelbase of 2750 mm. Generally, the model with the longer wheelbase, Tucson 1.6L T-GDI 7DCT FWD Comfort, offers more room.
- Check drive type, ground clearance and torque together. Tucson 1.6L T-GDI 7DCT FWD Comfort uses Front Drive, while 300 Challenger 2.0T uses Four Wheel Drive.