New Hyundai Tucson in a seven-seater version

A snapshot of a disguised crossover was made in Korea. It was published on the Naver blog by a user named Ubinine.

The author believes that he managed to capture the new generation of Tucson.

The caught model has two-tier head optics: on top are located narrow LED strips of daytime running lights and under them are blocks of the main headlights. By the way, the older Hyundai crossovers - the last Santa Fe and Palisade - have the same design. Also, the current Chinese Tucson has two-story optics. And even at the disguised car “veiled” wheel arches.

Also earlier it became known that with the change of generations, Tucson may acquire a seven-seater version.

It is not yet known what engines the next Tucson will receive. Most likely, the crossover will retain diesel and gasoline engines, and the “soft” hybrid version with a starter-generator powered by a 48-volt electrical system will probably remain in the lineup.

It is expected that the official premiere of the new generation SUV will be held in 2020. It is expected that the new model will be able to compete with many brands in the same price category. Users of social networks are actively discussing the alleged interior and exterior of the car.

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