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Here’s our first look at the new Hyundai Tucson inside and out [Images]

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Here’s our first look at the new Hyundai Tucson inside and out [Images]

Hyundai revealed the exterior and interior design of the all-new Tucson for the first time, and it already looks like a big upgrade.

It’s been six years since Hyundai launched the current fourth-generation Tucson. For the fifth-gen model, Hyundai is taking the SUV to the next level.

The new Hyundai Tucson has grown up and now looks more like a traditional SUV, with a wide, boxy stance.

The new look is based on Hyundai’s “Art of Steel” design, the same design philosophy behind the off-road Boulder Concept from the New York Auto Show earlier this year.

Hyundai’s bold off-road-like design is becoming its signature, similar to the new look that Kia has created over the past few years.

Up front, the redesigned Tucson features new vertical “H-edge” daytime running lights and a slim horizontal light bar. Hyundai said the lights in the bar are not directly exposed on the outside, helping to create the bold, three-dimensional look.

The rear features a prism rear lamp with a three-dimensional protruding lens structure. When illuminated, the lamp is revealed, adding “visual three-dimensionality.”

The new Hyundai Tucson measures 4,700 mm (185″) long, 1,905 mm (75″) wide, and 1,685 mm (66″) high, with a 2,785 mm (110″) wheelbase.

Compared to the current model, the new Tucson is 60 mm longer, 40 mm wider, and has a 40 mm longer wheelbase. The increased dimensions open up “best-in-class interior space,” according to Hyundai.

The interior is fully redesigned, with a new floating structure to open up space and a large center infotainment screen.


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