By Hyundai officially revealed the Tucson N Line facelift ahead of the public debut. The Tucson N Line facelift gets minor exterior tweaks compared to the regular model as the grille has been blackened and it is slightly different too. Hyundai N division has given a new design for the LED headlamps as it looks sportier than the normal version while the bumper has been changed. Overall the changes to the front give a slightly aggressive look to the Tucson and this model is for the Korean market.
One of the major changes on the N Line model is the new 19-inch alloy wheels, which get a dual-tone finish and look much better than the normal wheels. Apart from this, the rear gets a redesigned bumper and the lights on the lower portion are updated too. Hyundai hasn’t revealed the interior of Tucson N Line but we can expect small changes like updated seats and steering wheel with N-Line badging. To continue the sporty feel, Hyundai might give a black-interior theme too while other customising options are not yet available.
The interior changes on the regular Tucson facelift include a new 3-spoke steering wheel, featuring a round horn pad, which adds a sporty and retro touch to the driving experience. Hyundai opts for a clean look by relocating the gear select lever to the steering wheel column, a design reminiscent of the Ioniq 5. This adjustment not only enhances aesthetics but also creates space for a wireless smartphone charger and two cup holders in the centre console. The updated dashboard integrates repositioned AC vents seamlessly, creating a cohesive and visually appealing interior. Furthermore, Hyundai introduced a sleeker switchgear design, embracing the contemporary trend of touch-sensitive buttons for HVAC controls.
