Hyundai declassified the new Tucson XRT for the U.S.
Hyundai has ordered an all-road variant of the Tucson crossover - XRT.
The car will be priced at $32,600-$34,100.
The basis of the car is the SEL version, but the all-road Tucson XRT is distinguishable from the standard version due to the details.
The crossover will have black mirror housings, roof rails, an improved radiator grille, a vast body kit, and 19-inch wheels.
The company did not show a photo of the interior, but the crossover was given a black ceiling with the same fabric as the seats.
This Tucson is powered by a 2.5-liter gasoline engine with 187 horsepower that works with an automatic transmission.
Photos in the catalog
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