Hyundai Tucson

Exterior

There aren’t many differences with the overall design of the Hyundai Tucson new model, as opposed to the pre-facelift model. However, there are a bunch of small changes that elevate the overall appeal of the Tucson, like the new full-LED headlamps with eyebrow DRLs, new LED taillamps, revamped bumpers, and new alloy wheels. 

Variants

The Hyundai Tucson variants are as follows: GL (O), GLS, and GLS 4WD. In comparison to the older model, with the now-increased Hyundai Tucson on-road price, you get a massive panoramic sunroof, an 8.0-inch touchscreen with Apple Carplay/Android Auto and ‘Blue Link’ connected car tech, a 10-way powered driver seat, hands-free tailgate opening, dual-zone climate control, and wireless smartphone charging.

Interior

Inside, the changes are more visible as the car now features an updated cabin with more premium materials and a refreshed layout. The 8.0-inch touchscreen unit is set a bit above the dashboard, meaning the air-con vents have also been repositioned with this update. Space inside the cabin remains unchanged, but it feels airier still thanks to the panoramic sunroof. 

Engine Specifications & Performance

The 2020 Tucson comes powered with a set of BS-VI compliant engines. The entry-level 2.0-litre petrol engine develops 150bhp and 192Nm of torque and comes paired to a six-speed automatic transmission as standard. The 2.0-litre diesel engine, on the other hand, makes 182bhp and 400Nm of torque, while it comes mated to an eight-speed automatic gearbox.