Hyundai Tucson fifth generation has been officially revealed with a larger body, aggressive styling, and fully electrified powertrains to challenge rivals in the competitive European SUV market.
"The new Tucson represents a massive leap forward for our brand in Europe, combining cutting-edge design with advanced electrified technology," said a company representative regarding the launch.
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SubscribeBuilt in the Czech Republic, the redesigned SUV measures 4.56 meters in length, growing by 35 millimeters, while also increasing in width and height to maximize cabin space.
The interior now features a revamped dashboard layout equipped with massive touchscreen options ranging from 12.9 to 17 inches alongside a 9.9-inch digital cluster.
Upgraded Powertrains And Electric Range
Cargo capacity has also seen a major boost, expanding up to 695 liters thanks to a sliding rear bench that enhances overall practicality for families and long road trips.
Hyundai plans to showcase the new vehicle at the upcoming Paris Motor Show before launching the full hybrid variant in January 2027, followed by the plug-in hybrid version next summer.
Hyundai Tucson powertrain lineup drops traditional internal combustion engines entirely, offering exclusively full hybrid and plug-in hybrid configurations paired with a 1.6-liter T-GDI engine.
The full hybrid variant combines the combustion engine with an electric motor and a 1.49 kWh battery, delivering a combined output of 245 horsepower and 380 Nm of torque.