Kia Sportage vs Hyundai Tucson

Passengers in both vehicles enjoy decent legroom, with the Tucson offering a cavernous 620-liter boot space that can swallow all your vacation gear. The Sportage isn’t far behind with 591 liters, but it's a snugger fit for adult backseat travelers.

Both SUVs are commendable in comfort and practicality, but the Sportage takes the upper hand with enhanced rear seat space, making it a top pick for long family trips.

On the road, the Tucson rides comfortably, though it lacks the sporty edge of the handling-heavy Sportage, which manages to feel composed and stable regardless of the terrain, thanks to its adaptive suspension.

Both SUVs come with a robust suite of driver-assistance features. However, the Tucson excels with a slightly more advanced package, including features like highway driving assist in its top variant, making road trips a breeze.

If a bit of spirited driving is what you seek, the Sportage will thrill your socks off. The Tucson is also capable but caters more to those who prefer a laid-back cruising experience.

Embedded wireless charging is available only on higher trims in the Sportage, whereas the Tucson provides more equipment as standard, including multiple USB ports – a game-changer when the kids’ devices are crying for juice.

Both vehicles offer ample boot space, with the Tucson taking the cake for sheer volume, especially with its expansive 1,799 liters when the rear seats are folded down, compared to the Sportage's lesser but still respectable capacity.

For the tech-savvy family, the Tucson triumphs here, being more generous with features and capacity, setting up for family adventures without hiccups.