The 2027 Hyundai Tucson continues to make appearances during European test drives, revealing a significant design overhaul for this compact SUV. Departing from its current soft lines, the new Tucson adopts a more squared-off and angular aesthetic, reminiscent of the bold transformation seen in the latest Santa Fe. The “clamshell” hood, flattened body panels, and upright rear end collectively project a more robust and masculine stance.
The new Hyundai Tucson prototype showcases a boxier design, echoing the Santa Fe’s style. Photo: Carbuzz
Several signature Tucson elements are also evolving. The headlights now sit lower, while slender, high-mounted LED strips promise a more contemporary look compared to previous parametric designs. Despite heavy camouflage, prominent body creases and a more upright front fascia indicate Hyundai’s shift toward a utilitarian design language aligned with global SUV trends.
The rear profile features a straighter, more angular design, enhancing its muscular appearance. Photo: Carbuzz
Previously leaked interior images reveal a radically different cabin. The expanded dashboard houses a 16:9 widescreen digital display with a smartphone-like UI. This system integrates Pleos Playground, an app store offering entertainment, navigation, and utility applications.
Previously spotted interior shows unique seat design. Photo: Healer TV
Powertrain-wise, the 2027 Tucson is expected to offer exclusively hybrid and plug-in hybrid options. This aligns with global trends while improving urban fuel efficiency. Hyundai is anticipated to enhance hybrid performance to compensate for the absence of traditional gasoline engines.
Headlight design reveals a two-tier layout with high-mounted position lights. Photo: Bảo Lâm
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