Also on display for the first time is the new ix20 compact MPV.
Hyundai Motor’s new technology capabilities are showcased in Geneva with two all-new Tucson fuel efficiency concepts - a 48V Hybrid and a Plug-in-Hybrid version - as well as a future connectivity cockpit concept.
The all-new Tucson is built on a completely new platform that optimises cabin space for passengers and provides a substantial 513 litres of luggage capacity.
2015 Hyundai Tucson compact SUV.
In terms of safety, all-new Tucson is one of the most comprehensively equipped vehicles in its segment - featuring numerous active electronic driving aids like an Autonomous Emergency Braking system, Lane Keeping Assist System, Rear Traffic Cross Alert, Blind Spot Detection, Speed Limit Information Function and an Active Hood System.
The new rack-mounted motor-driven power steering is precise and direct while the new suspension and dampers offer high levels of comfort and compliance for a smooth ride.
2015 Hyundai Tucson compact SUV.
The all-new Tucson will be available with one of the widest powertrain ranges in its class, including a new turbocharged 175PS (1.6-litre) T-GDI engine with six-speed manual or seven-speed dual-clutch transmission, plus a petrol 132PS (1.6-litre GDI) unit and three diesels: 115PS (1.7-litre), 136PS (2.0-litre) or 186PS (2.0-litre).
As for the new ix20, Hyundai’s design team had added new bi-function projector headlamps and LED rear combination lamps to create a modern appeal.
A new hexagonal front grille design aligns the new ix20 with Hyundai’s latest family face.
The new ix20 is available with diesel and gasoline engines ranging from 77PS to 128PS and a six-speed automatic transmission for the 1.6-litre petrol engine.
2015 Hyundai ix20.
2015 Hyundai ix20.
