Hyundai, as part of its market strategy , has set out to create a high-performance model to update the Tucson range. However, while we wait for this idea to become a reality, we can be content with the Tucson N-Line, the version that transforms the crossover into a much more sporty and dynamic model. With this novelty, Hyundai Motor hopes to offer European customers an increasingly wide range, as well as the first SUV mixed with the sporty N-Line look.
Part of this more sporty character , in addition to its exterior lines, can be seen in the interior, where the sports seats with combined leather and alcantara upholstery specific to this line stand out. Not to mention the red stitching on the steering wheel and seats. In addition, it has other exclusive details such as the alloy sports pedals with non-slip rubber protectors for greater control, or the leather-covered N gear lever and chrome details.
Following the success of the N line with the i30 over the past year, Hyundai wants to continue growing in this new line. In this sense, Andreas-Christoph Hofmann, vice president of marketing and products of Hyundai Motor Europe, highlights that “with the Tucson N-Line, Hyundai now offers a sports line to customers who also want the versatility and comfort of an SUV” . “The Tucson is our best-selling model in Europe, so we are delighted to introduce the N-Line version to our customers in this segment,” he adds.
The prices of the new Hyundai Tucson N-Line start from 34,765 euros for the 1.6 T-GDI 177 CV, up to 44,965 for the 2.0 CRDi 48 V 185 CV automatic.
