Fourth-Gen Hyundai Tucson Wraps Up Testing Before September 15 Unveiling

Published September 9, 2020
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Hyundai has revealed the Tucson will get a choice of a standard and an extended wheelbase option depending on the country

Fourth-Gen Hyundai Tucson Wraps Up Testing Before September 15 highlights

It gets a new V-shaped grille design known as ‘Parametrics Design’.
Interior layout similar to the second-gen Creta.
Set to be globally unveiled on September 15, but might only come to India by late-2021 or early-2022.

After being spied around tracks like the famous Nurburgring, the next-gen Hyundai Tuscon has finally completed testing and is set to debut on September 15. We will get to see quite a few updates in the SUV with Hyundai’s new Sensuous Sportiness design language giving it that futuristic edge.

Fourth-Gen Hyundai Tucson Wraps Up Testing Before September 15 details

Up front, the fourth-gen Tucson gets a sharper grille based on the new ‘Parametrics Design’, which features a large V-shaped grille flanked by similarly shaped LED DRLs. Reminiscing the Vision T Concept yet? The rear gets connected double-fang tail lights.

Fourth-Gen Hyundai Tucson Wraps Up Testing Before September 15 overview

The Tucson might just be as comfortable on the inside as it is futuristic on the outside. Hyundai’s sketches of the interior revealed a premium interior, similar to that of the second-gen Creta. You can read all about that here.

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In profile, the Tucson leans a bit towards the coupe side, with a sharp rake at the rear. After testing, its water fording capabilities were set at up to 300mm, whereas Auto Hold and Downhill Brake Control could manage to function between an incline of 30 and 45 percent. Hyundai also revealed the Tucson will get a choice of a standard and an extended wheelbase model for the first time.

Fourth-Gen Hyundai Tucson Wraps Up Testing Before September 15 showcase

The third-gen Tucson was recently facelifted in India, which means we will only receive the next-generation by early-2022 or even late-2021 if we’re lucky. The facelifted Tucson is currently available in a price range of Rs 22.30 lakh to Rs 27.03 lakh (ex-showroom Delhi). It competes with the Jeep Compass, Honda CR-V and the Skoda Karoq.