The Hyundai Tucson debuted in 2004 and quickly became a bestseller in Europe.
In 2023, 158,056 units were sold, and by March 2024, 746,836 units of the fourth-generation Tucson had been produced for Europe.
The top markets for the Tucson in Europe are Germany, Spain, and the U.K. Hyundai is now releasing an updated version with a refreshed design, innovative technology, and improved powertrain options.
Hyundai’s new Tucson features a fresh design with updated bumpers, larger daytime running lights, and new colors. The N Line variant offers sporty updates with dedicated bumpers, grill meshes, and 19″ alloy wheels.
The new Tucson offers a redesigned interior with updated features for enhanced comfort and convenience. Changes include a redesigned dashboard, center fascia, steering wheel, and center armrest. The seats have been revamped with new patterns and material options. The Tucson N Line variant features distinctive interior elements such as red stitching and a textile suede & leather trim in Obsidian Black.
UK specifications are still to be confirmed.
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