Hyundai Motor has unveiled the all‑new TUCSON, a bold C‑segment SUV that pairs advanced electrified powertrains with Pleos Connect — the brand’s next‑generation infotainment system — delivering enhanced comfort, smarter tech and versatile capability.
With increased dimensions, a spacious and flexible cabin and Hyundai’s advanced electrified powertrains, the new TUCSON has been developed to meet a broad range of customer needs – from everyday commuting and family use to longer journeys and leisure activities.
The all-new TUCSON embodies ‘The Boldest SUV’ concept through Hyundai Motor’s ‘Art of Steel’ design language, combining structural strength with a commanding road presence. Every element, from muscular exterior proportions to refined interior spaces, reflects purposeful engineering and aesthetic vision. The exterior design centres on pronounced, muscular fenders that showcase the inherent tension and strength of steel. This aesthetic is balanced by restrained door surfaces and crisp body lines, reinforcing the all-new TUCSON’s bold SUV image.
The all-new TUCSON measures 4,560 mm in length, 1,900 mm in width and 1,670 mm in height. Compared with its predecessor, it is 35 mm longer, 35 mm wider and 20 mm taller, contributing to a stronger road presence while creating additional interior space.
The front overhang has increased by 20 mm, supporting pedestrian-protection requirements, while the door opening angle has increased from 73 to 83 degrees to make access easier.
New exterior colours introduced for Europe include Moonlake Blue Metallic and Moonlake Blue Matte, Rich Walnut Metallic and Rich Walnut Matte, as well as Ignite Red.
The all-new TUCSON’s interior design creates a furnished space that prioritizes visual refinement and thoughtfulness through furniture-inspired comfort and intuitive controls, delivering a premium user experience. Every surface, from soft cushioning to ergonomically positioned displays, supports stress reduction, relaxation and a calmer cabin environment.
The cabin redefines minimalism for SUVs through purposeful design. The two-layered dashboard design separates form and function: a horizontal upper layer provides visual comfort and clarity, while a deep open tray below provides storage space. Soft, voluminous cushioning applied across the top of the instrument panel, doors and console armrest create a premium and relaxing interior, scaling home-based, furniture-like comfort for the automotive environment.
To help minimise driver distraction, frequently used information and controls are positioned within the driver’s natural field of view. A slim 9.9-inch digital instrument display sits above the steering wheel, while an available Head-Up Display projects key driving information directly onto the windscreen, allowing drivers to stay informed without taking their eyes off the road. For enhanced comfort and ergonomics, an electrically adjustable steering wheel allows drivers to easily fine-tune their ideal driving position.
Physical buttons below the central infotainment display provide direct access to key functions. The extended centre-console armrest is designed to provide additional support when operating the central display, and two 15 W wireless charging pads are integrated into the console, together with concealed storage for smaller personal items. Class-leading device charging convenience is further supported by four 100 W USB-C ports, enabling rapid charging of laptops, tablets and other compatible devices throughout the cabin.
A steering-column-mounted shift-by-wire selector frees up additional space in the centre console. An illuminated gear indicator and one-button park engagement simplify driving dynamics while strengthening the ‘Eyes on the Road, Hands on the Wheel’ design philosophy.
The all-new TUCSON offers generous passenger space, including 1,038 mm of front headroom, 1,002 mm of rear legroom and 1,470 mm of front shoulder room.
GR Snippets
- The all-new TUCSON embodies ‘The Boldest SUV’ concept through ‘Art of Steel’ design with H-Edge lighting and Prism Rear Lamps for a commanding road presence
- Powertrain lineup spans turbocharged petrol engines, advanced HEV and PHEV
- A further dynamically styled TUCSON version will make its debut at the Paris Motor Show on 12 October 2026
