Buy Hyundai roof tent – If you love camping, adventure and spontaneous travel, a roof tent is just the thing for you!
Whether as a single person, with friends or with the family, a roof tent can accommodate 1 – 2 people, 2 – 3 people or even up to 4 people.
The best thing about it: it can be mounted on almost any car roof and is considerably cheaper than a motorhome or camper/van.
The only requirement: a roof rack must be installed on your roof.
If your Hyundai already has one, then all the better.
Find out everything you need to know about traveling with a roof tent and a Hyundai here.
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Camping Ratgeber:
Which roof tent fits on my Hyundai?
We’ll tell you which Hyundai models are particularly suitable for an off-road adventure in a moment.
But first: good news, because in principle any roof tent will fit on your Hyundai!
As already described in our article on car brands, roof tents can be fitted to almost any car.
From the Mini to the VW bus.
Before the roof tent is permanently attached, a roof rack is first fitted.
Read more about here:
And now directly to the Hyundai off-road models, for real camping adventures.
Hyundai Offroad: Camping with Santa Fe, Tucson & Galloper
Hyundai is a South Korean car manufacturer and, in addition to efficient small cars, also stands for off-road action.
A prime example of this is the Hyundai Galloper, which was used as an off-road vehicle for desert rallies and much more in the 1990s.
Production was discontinued in 2003, however, and more modern SUV models with off-road capabilities were designed in the off-road vehicle style instead.
The Hyundai Tucson is intended to be a corresponding successor, and has enjoyed increasing popularity since sales began in 2005.
In addition to the Hyundai Tucson, the Santa Fe SUV and the Kona are particularly suitable for off-road trips.
Find out more about the individual models here.
Popular Hyundai off-road models include the Tucson and Santa Fe.
Tucson: off-road champion with modern design, digital equipment and all-wheel drive
The Hyundai Tucson is the modern answer to off-road vehicles.
The SUV is a modern version of an off-road vehicle: sleeker, more compact and yet suitable for rough terrain.
It is in direct competition with the Santa Fe model.
Its body is designed to be progressive and modern and with SmartSense technology, the new models are designed to make driving and traveling even safer.
The spacious interior makes driving a panoramic experience.
Meanwhile, Hyundai has also opted for a new drive system and now offers the Tucson as a (plug-in) hybrid.
With the HTRAC all-wheel drive, the Tucson is ready for any terrain.
It is available with different engines from 116 to 230 hp.
- Power: 110 to 169 kW / 116 to 230 hp
- 0 – 100 km/h: 8.0 to 12.1 s
- Top speed: 175 to 205 km/h
- Fuel consumption: 5.6 to 7.0 l/100km
Here you can judge the Hyundai Tucson SUV in the hybrid version live in action.
First driving impressions and a review are explained here by experts.
You can also find out how the Hyundai Tucson performs off-road in videos on YouTube or similar platforms.
Off-road challenge accepted!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=467_u59Q1NI Or the Santa Fe:
Santa Fe: SUV with power and endurance – companion in the city and off-road with assistance systems
Alongside the Tucson, the Santa Fe is Hyundai’s most popular SUV.
It has been in production since 2000 and is therefore a few years ahead of the younger Tucson.
It is the flagship of Hyundai’s SUV fleet and is well suited for off-road trips.
The interior of the latest model is characterized above all by more space, more comfort and the latest technology.
The Santa Fe is now also available as a hybrid, thus adapting to the trends in electric car drives.
The parking assistant and highway assistant (not standard) are designed to make driving in the city and over longer distances as comfortable as possible.
Here are the figures for the Santa Fe 2.2 CRDi Premium 4WD (depending on the model, the performance figures may of course vary):
- Power: 147 kW / 200 hp
- 0 – 100 km/h: 9.6 s
- Top speed: 203 km/h
- Fuel consumption (combined)*: 6.0 l / 100km
Here you can see the Hyundai Santa Fe in the CRDi 2.2 model in the test.
The SUV is primarily tested for its price-performance ratio, and the body and interior are examined and presented.
This video also includes a driving review of the South Korean car by professionals.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jkDItMiR9bg
Best-selling and new Hyundai models: Kona, i30 and Nexo
The best-selling Hyundai models include the Tucson, the Hyundai Kona and the i30.
One of the newer models is the Hyundai Nexo, which is powered by hydrogen.
Hyundai impresses with a modern range of SUVs as well as small and mid-size cars such as the i10, i20 or i30 models.
As the i30 is one of the best-selling models, we will present it in more detail below alongside the Kona and Nexo.
Kona: Mini SUV with “off-road license” with drive innovations and sports line
The Hyundai Kona aims to keep up with the booming market for compact mini SUVs.
With the start of production in 2017, it is a fairly new model on the market, but has already established itself as a favorite of many car fans thanks to its relatively high sales figures.
The body is characterized by a powerful-looking radiator grille with robust bumpers.
With roof racks fitted as standard, the Kona is perfect for mounting a roof tent.
The new Kona is intended to stand for high-tech and ease of use and is equipped with high-quality technical features and various design details.
A digital cockpit and a large touchscreen adapt to new technical innovations.
The Kona is also available with electric drive as a hybrid, and is also produced in the N Line sports line.
Here are the values for the Kona 1.0 T-GDI (gasoline, 120PS), depending on the model, the performance values can of course vary.
- Power: 88 kW / 120 hp
- 0 – 100 km/h: 12 s
- Top speed: 181 km/h
- Fuel consumption (combined)*: 5.5 l/100km
Here you can see the Hyundai Kona 1.6 T-GDI in a live test with professionals.
They take a close look at the compact SUV, show you the body and interior and give you a driving report on comfort and performance.
Get to know the Hyundai Kona better here.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4wM92P2PCZs
Hyundai i30: bestseller in the compact class for life in the city
The Hyundai i30 has been in production since 2007 and is a model series in the compact car class.
According to the TÜV Report 2021, in which around 9 million TÜV main inspections were evaluated, the i30 has landed in first place in the compact class.
With a dynamic, compact design and a now high level of technical equipment with SmartSense, high connectivity via telematics services and a digital cockpit, the i30 adapts to technical progress in the automotive industry.
As a classic or in the sporty N Line, the i30 cuts a fine figure on city streets.
Here are the values for the i30 1.4 (petrol, 99 hp), depending on the model, the performance values can of course vary.
- Power: 73 kW / 99 hp
- 0 – 100 km/h: 13.2 s
- Top speed: 182 km/h
- Fuel consumption (combined)*: 6.1 l/100km
In this video, the Hyundai i30 1.4 T-GDI is put through its paces by experts.
In addition to an introduction to the design and bodywork, you also get an impression of the car’s performance and equipment, as well as a driving report from real car professionals.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LRB1URxxhzU
Nexo: Modern design, great technical equipment and hydrogen drive – The SUV of the future?
The Hyundai Nexo is a project by the South Korean manufacturer that is intended to reflect the future: A hydrogen-powered car.
The Nexo’s main features are its enormous range, futuristic design and modern technical equipment.
It is the result of 20 years of research by the car manufacturer and is characterized by its zero-emission drive.
Modern fuel cell technology and an intelligent safety system are designed to protect the driver and make every journey an environmentally friendly experience.
With a range of up to 756 km and a refueling time of just 5 minutes (according to the manufacturer), the hydrogen drive could put electric vehicles in the shade.
Is the Nexo the future?
We remain curious.
- Power: 120 kW / 167 hp
- 0 – 100 km/h: 9.2 s
- Top speed: 179 km/h (limited)
- Fuel consumption (combined)*: 0.84 kg /100 km
Here you can see the Hyundai Nexo being tested by experts.
A driving report and information about the hydrogen-powered car let you get to know the car better.
In this video you can find out what the Nexo has under the hood and whether hydrogen drive could really be the future of car propulsion.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gleNGpoSUNI
Roof tent recommendation for your Hyundai
If you want to set off on your next adventure with a Hyundai and a roof tent, there’s basically nothing standing in the way.
The only question now is: Which roof tent is the ideal one for your Hyundai and how many people should travel with you?
We would also like to provide you with information on assembly and installation so that nothing goes wrong in an emergency and you can set up and take down your roof tent spontaneously at any time.
- Adventure: 2-3 person roof tent
- Skycamp: 1-4 person roof tent
- Skycamp Mini: 1-2 person roof tent
- X-Cover: Additional sports equipment for up to 4 people
Adventure: 2-3 person roof tent
With no other tent from CAMPWERK are you so close to the starry sky.
In a comfortable sleeping space on the roof of your car or trailer.
The “Adventure” roof tent is our favorite solution when we spontaneously want to leave the hustle and bustle of everyday life behind us by car at the weekend.
The focus here is clearly on fun – and uncomplicated handling.
Here we introduce you to the Adventure roof tent:
Skycamp: 1-4 person roof tent
Whether you want to spend a nice weekend in the countryside with the family in a small car, or experience adventure in an off-road vehicle and discover the most remote places in the world.
The iKamper Skycamp roof tent is our favorite solution when we want to spontaneously leave the hustle and bustle of everyday life behind us by car.
The focus here is clearly on fun – but above all on uncomplicated handling.
Find out more about the Skycamp roof tent here:
Skycamp Mini: 1-2 person roof tent
The Skycamp Mini is the little brother of the popular Skycamp roof tent.
The Skycamp Mini offers the same quick set-up (1 minute!) as the Skycamp, but has a shorter hard shell.
Perfect for the loading area or pickup cabin, for a smaller vehicle or to save space on the roof for additional accessories.
Can it be a little smaller?
Even Mini on the Mini, with top comfort! Read more about the Skycamp Mini roof tent here:
X-Cover: Additional sports equipment for up to 4 people
The next revolution in roof tents!
Until now, a rooftop tent had limited space for additional sports equipment.
The new iKamper X-Cover opens up completely new possibilities.
The X-Cover is a multi-talent, read more about the roof tent with additional sports equipment here:
- Roof tent 1 – 4 persons, additional sports equipment
Assembly, installation and other tips such as camping furniture
If you have decided to buy a roof tent, you now need to clarify the factors for assembly and installation.
We have written a comprehensive article on this, which is linked in the following article.
We also have more tips for you, such as the roof tent alternative tent trailer or an article on camping furniture.
Get inspired and learn something new for your next camping trip!
- Assembly and installation
- Car brands
- Roof tent alternative: tent trailer
- Camping furniture
Assembly and installation
Rooftop tent setup – How does the installation of roof tents on cars work and how do you set up your roof tent later?
You’ll find the answer here!
As described at the beginning, roof tents can be mounted on almost any car.
From a Mini to a VW bus, as shown here in the example.
Before the roof tent is permanently attached, a roof rack is mounted first.
A look behind the scenes!
Car brands at a glance
Want to get out into nature again?
With a roof tent on your car, you’ll be on the road in no time, whether alone or with the family.
Depending on the model, rooftop tents offer plenty of space for up to 3, 4 and even 5 people.
And first of all, a roof tent fits on almost every car model, all you need is a crossbar / base carrier.
You can find a list of many models here:
Roof tent alternative: tent trailer
Even more flexible?
Have you ever thought about a tent trailer?
We’ll give you a little tour of our huge Family tent trailer and introduce you to all the features of this gem.
We’ll also show you the small but subtle differences to the economy tent trailer and explain why a tent trailer is the better alternative to a roof tent at the end of the day.
Fancy your own tent trailer?
Then design your dream tent in our configurator and get a non-binding quote:
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Camping furniture: cupboard, chair & co. – For all campers, whether roof tent or motorhome
Space and luxury when camping!
Camping is becoming increasingly popular with young and old, which is why more and more people are drawn to the world’s numerous campsites at any time of year.
However, in addition to the standard equipment, it can also be a little more comfort and luxury.
If you also like camping, want to go on vacation with a caravan or maybe even buy a folding caravan or a roof tent, you should have the right camping furniture for your time on the campsite.
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