Where do you see these limits online?
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My dealer provided me with the link, and in the “Performance“ section under “Weights/Capacities”, you will find the following
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it doesn't make any sense. It is the same vehicle, built under the same standards. In addition, all hybrid vehicles (USA and Canada) are built in Korea
USA Specifications:
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USA Specifications:
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Ouch! I just put a deposit down on two tucsons (1 hybrid, 1 PHEV), and have a combined 1500lb tow weight for boat and trailer (no brakes) 
Seems to be simply a error on the Canadian web site that mixed kg and lbs.
The 750 Rating is in Kilograms and equals 1653 lbs in imperial.
Canadian and US testing standards SAE are for most cases identical.
Refer to your manual, it is crystal clear.
Again, dealers are absolute masters for disinformation, they told an other fellow member last week that the HEV PHEV hitch could not be installed anymore 🤦♂️.
Source : Hyundai Canadian Manual PHEV Page 6-61
Yoda quote : "The dealer, never trust you shall "
These tow ratings have been driving me nuts as well. The kg/lb snafu makes total sense (almost 40 years later and we still haven't learned all the lessons of the Gimli Glider ), but compared to the UK ratings it seems like our PHEV is getting short changed. The UK HEV has the same rating as their gasoline counterpart at ~3,600 lbs and their PHEV is ~3,000lbs. I believe that means the UK PHEV rated at 83% of their gas counterpart while in Canada it is 57%.
), but compared to the UK ratings it seems like our PHEV is getting short changed. The UK HEV has the same rating as their gasoline counterpart at ~3,600 lbs and their PHEV is ~3,000lbs. I believe that means the UK PHEV rated at 83% of their gas counterpart while in Canada it is 57%.
From manual page 6-70 adds more inconsistencies.
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