Many features of the Hyundai Tucson and the Toyota RAV4 make either SUV the perfect everyday cruiser. Ventilated and 3-stage heated front seats come optionally with both, helping you warm up on a chilly morning or jump-start the recovery process after an intense spin class.

With an available 8-way power adjustable driver’s seat, you can make minute changes to the seating position at the end of the day, ensuring your Tucson or RAV4 supports you exactly as needed.

While there are some similarities, the Tucson takes the win thanks to these exclusive optional features:

• Hyundai Digital Key 2: Eliminates the need to search for your keys in the morning. This feature transforms your smart device into a key fob, letting you lock/unlock and start your Tucson. These capabilities can even be shared with others.
• Remote Start Parking Assist: Allows you to park in all spots, even when others aren't using the painted lines. Line up your vehicle with a spot, climb out, and then use your key fob to park and unpark your SUV remotely.

These features of the Tucson add an extra layer of convenience not offered by the RAV4.

Designed for fun, the Hyundai Tucson and the Toyota RAV4 enable you to step out of your comfort zone and leave the familiar behind. Available all-wheel drive provides the necessary grip to travel off paved paths.

Efficiency is necessary as it lets you travel farther distances with fewer interruptions. Since these SUVs share a similar efficiency of at least an EPA-estimated 25 city/33 highway MPG rating, the Tucson or the RAV4 is a solid pick.* However, the slightly larger 14.8-gallon tank of the Tucson may be preferred to the 14.5-gallon tank of the RAV4.

Traveling into the unknown isn't for everyone. It takes confidence to leave the well-known in your rearview mirror. Confidence in your SUV is a must, and you'll find that with vehicle warranty coverage.

Still, only the Tucson offers America’s Best Warranty with its industry-leading 10-year/100,000-mile Powertrain Limited Warranty.** Coupled with its 3-year/36,000-mile complimentary Limited Maintenance program, the Tucson instills unparalleled confidence in every adventure.

It’s easy to stay entertained on even the longest commutes when you drive the Hyundai Tucson or the Toyota RAV4. With Wireless Apple CarPlay®/Android Auto™ integration, streaming your favorite playlists and podcasts is easy, especially with full-color touchscreen displays and premium audio systems on board. However, the Tucson and the RAV4 prove that, despite having the same features, not every SUV is built the same.

Going on an adventure, you can depend on your Tucson or RAV4 to keep you moving forward, thanks to their trail-rated tech features. Hillstart Assist Control prevents your SUV from rolling back on a hill. At the same time, Downhill Brake Control automatically applies brake pressure when traveling down a slope, allowing you to focus on steering. While these features are standard with the Tucson, Downhill Brake Control is only found on the RAV4 with an optional upgrade.

The advanced capabilities of Hyundai SmartSense and Toyota SafetySense™ 2.5 enhance your behind-the-wheel confidence. These proactive safety suites use intuitive technology to alert you to potential hazards you may have missed. Features like Forward Collision-Avoidance Assist and Lane Keeping Assist may apply gentle braking or steering support when certain conditions are met.

Despite a few similarities between SmartSense and SafetySense™ 2.5, it’s the Tucson that offers enhanced protection thanks to these exclusive standard and available features:

• Blind-Spot View Monitor: Delivers a live view of the lane when signal to change lanes.
• Highway Driving Assist 1: Uses mild-autonomous hands-on capabilities to reduce driving fatigue during highway travel.
• Junction Turning Detection: Can apply brake pressure when turning left at an intersection when an oncoming vehicle is detected.

The added safety features of the Tucson give you the upper hand when hitting the highway.

How would you define the perfect size of an SUV? Is it small enough to wind along forest paths or big enough to accommodate all your travel gear? What if we told you that choosing the Hyundai Tucson or the Toyota RAV4 means never compromising—these SUVs are like the Goldilocks of vehicles thanks to their balanced dimensions.

Despite their similar sizes, which make them equally nimble, the Tucson offers far more wiggle room and a more comfortable commute for all on board.

Beyond offering more passenger room, the Tucson provides more room for all your travel gear. It offers a range of 41.2 to 80.3 cubic feet of cargo space. The RAV4, on the other hand, only offers 37.6 to 69.8 cubic feet of space.

The squared-off wheel arches of the Hyundai Tucson and the Toyota RAV4 aren't just for show—they’re built for adventure. Designed to accommodate larger, more rugged tires, these arches reduce the risk of damage from mud, rocks, or debris when tackling uneven terrain. Their sharp, angular contours also add a bold, sporty edge that complements each SUV’s adventurous persona.

For a harmonious blend of rugged capability and refined design, the Hyundai Tucson takes the lead. Its striking LED headlights and sleek light bars enhance its sophisticated aesthetic, outshining the RAV4’s simpler vertical lighting accents. Inside, the Tucson raises the bar with exclusive leather-trimmed upholstery, offering a premium touch that sets it apart.

When it comes to convenience, both SUVs cater to your active lifestyle. The Tucson’s hands-free smart liftgate with auto open is a standout feature—simply stand behind the vehicle, and the trunk opens effortlessly. By contrast, the RAV4’s foot-activated liftgate requires motion to activate, adding an extra step when your hands are full.