2019 Hyundai Tucson Release Date Interior and Exterior Design HD

2019 Hyundai Tucson Release Date Interior and Exterior Design - The other major change is the new range-wide availability of Apple CarPlay and Android Auto on all variants in the range. Previously this tech only featured on the Active and Active X, because the Elite and Highlander had an older sat-nav unit. The upgrades will give the hot-selling Hyundai a boost at the same time as its biggest rival, the Mazda CX-5, enters its second generation. The Tucson is the ninth top-selling car in Australia this year with 5430 sales, behind only the Mazda on 5973, and just ahead of the Nissan X-Trail. 2019 Hyundai Tucson Release Date Interior and Exterior Design Hyundai offers one of the better compact crossovers on the market with the 2019 Tucson. With stylish looks and plenty of capability, the Tucson is a fantastic choice that is often overlooked. But you’ll definitely want to opt for the turbocharged 1.6-liter 4-cylinder power plant, as the normally aspirated 2.0-liter is sometimes not up to the task. 2019 Hyundai Tucson Release Date Interior and Exterior Design Those who know the last model will say that new 2019 Hyundai Tucson looks more aggressive and bigger. That is not just a feeling or impression. The new Tucson has larger wheelbase and bigger front end. There is still recognizable trapezoidal front grille, with simple LED front lights, thin and lowered to the center. Below them are large fog lights and two air intakes. The side of the car has a little dent line on the bottom of the doors while the end of the Tucson is slightly rounded with two large rear lights with double exhaust below the right one. Both ends have plastic protection on the bottom of the 2019 Hyundai Tucson Release Date Interior and Exterior Design Of the four trim lines offered in the Tucson range (Active, ActiveX, Elite and Highlander) it’s perhaps less surprising to learn the lower grade Active and Active X variants make up 77 per cent of all model sales. And of those, it’s the better equipped Active X proving to be the most popular choice, with 56 per cent of buyers swayed by the partial leather seats, premium steering wheel and shifter, 18-inch alloys, electric folding (and heated) mirrors and illuminated glovebox for just over two grand more comparing auto with auto ($31,590 versus $33,650).