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Review: Bigger, Boxier Hyundai Tucson Features All Kinds of Clever Ideas

Summary by The Globe & Mail
From wider-opening rear doors to an AI-driven terrain system, the redesigned SUV balances a bold new look with practical engineering touches

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If Hyundai has been known for many years for progressive design, what is soon to come is a number sharper: The new Tucson really looks like a concept car. ntv.de has taken a look at the compact all-rounder.

In the Netherlands, we met the all-new, fifth-generation Hyundai Tucson. For European customers, this novelty will arrive from the factory in the Czech Republic early next year, with a choice of petrol, hybrid and plug-in hybrid versions

Whether you like Hyundai or not, you can't say that the Korean manufacturer shows a chill in design. It often dares modern and cleavage styles with every generation change, even on the most sold models in the image of Tucson. This new opus does not derogate from this rule with new and really different lines.

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The Globe & Mail broke the news in Toronto, Canada on Thursday, October 1, 2026.
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