Compare · 2 vehicles

Cheaper to buy isn’t cheaper to own

Comparing the Hyundai Tucson (R559,900) and Kia Sportage (R823,995) – see how price, engine, warranty and safety stack up below.

The instalment, the fuel bill and the five-year figure — worked out on your deposit, your rate and your driving. Every specification below comes from a verified record.

Fuel costs aren't shown — these vehicles' consumption figures come from different test cycles and aren't directly comparable.
Your numbers
Lowest instalment
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Hyundai

Tucson

2.0 Premium AT
R559 900
Total per month
R9 786/month excl. fuel
14/23 verified
Full specifications
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Kia

Sportage

2WD 1.6T-GDI GT-LINE S
R823 995
Total per month
R14 402/month excl. fuel
19/23 verified
Full specifications
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Cost to own
Purchase price
R559 900
R823 995+R264 095
Monthly instalment
R9 786
R14 402+R4 616
Still owing after five years
R110 289
R162 310+R52 021
Fuel cost and total cost-to-own are not shown for this comparison — see note above.
Engine and drivetrain
Engine
2.0 L
1.6 L
Power
115 kW−17 kW
132 kW
Torque
192 Nm−73 Nm
265 Nm
Transmission
6-speed automatic
DCT
Drivetrain
FWD
FWD
Gears
6
7
Fuel and range
Consumption
8.9 L/100km+2.6 L/100km
6.3 L/100km
Tank size
Not published
54 L
CO2 emissions
193 g/km
Not published
Space and practicality
Seats
5
5
Doors
5
5
Boot (all seats up)
Not published
591 L
Boot (behind 2nd row)
Not published
591 L
Boot (seats folded)
Not published
1 780 L
Braked towing
Not published
1 650 kg
Ground clearance
Not published
170 mm
Length
Not published
4 515 mm
Most manufacturers don’t state which measurement standard they use, so boot figures are approximate for comparison.
Ownership and cover
Warranty
5 yr / 150 000 km
5 yr / Unlimited
Service plan
5 yr / 75 000 km
Not published
Service interval
15 000 km
Not published
Safety and off-road
Safety rating
5 stars (Euro NCAP 2021)
5 stars (Euro NCAP 2022)
Airbags
6
6

What we haven’t verified yet

Blank cells are figures the manufacturer doesn’t publish for South Africa, or that we haven’t confirmed against an official source. We leave them empty rather than estimating them.

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Cost-to-own figures are illustrative only: a standard reducing-balance loan calculation using the deposit, trade-in, balloon, interest rate, term and driving assumptions above, plus fuel at the price you set. They exclude insurance, licensing and servicing, and are not a loan quote — get a real quote from our Finance Calculator. Specifications shown are the fields we’ve verified against official South African sources for each vehicle; anything not shown is marked “Not published” rather than estimated.