Revealed: New-generation Hyundai Tucson breaks the mould once again
Hyundai’s family SUV gets a major visual overhaul, moving to a boxier shape and new ‘Art of Steel’ design language for its fifth generation.
Hyundai has unveiled the first images of its fifth-generation Tucson SUV, marking yet another significant departure for the Korean automaker's family SUV lineup. In a notable design shift, the new model replaces the previous generation's highly angular aesthetic, characterized by numerous creases and slashes, with a simpler and more boxy appearance. This design evolution aligns with Hyundai's latest design philosophy, dubbed "Cybertruck-inspired front end."
The new Tucson is approximately 60mm longer, 40mm wider, and 20mm taller than its predecessor, measuring 4,700mm in length. The interior design also undergoes a transformation, featuring a sizable 'Pleos' central infotainment system, sophisticated ambient lighting, and a slim instrument cluster located close to the windscreen. Despite this being the first time the vehicle is seen, Hyundai has not disclosed any technical specifications about the new SUV.
However, it is expected to be powered by variants of Hyundai's 1.6-litre turbo-petrol engines, available in traditional internal combustion engine, hybrid, and plug-in hybrid configurations. Additional details will be shared as the launch date approaches.
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