Hyundai has officially opened orders for the new generation Tucson in South Korea. The automaker offers four trim levels: H-Pick, Exclusive, Inspiration, and the off-road styled XRT. Customers can choose between a 1.6-liter turbocharged gasoline engine or a hybrid powertrain based on the same displacement.
The entry-level model starts at ₩31.4 million, representing a 10.4% price increase compared to the previous generation. Gasoline versions are priced between ₩31.4 million and ₩36.8 million. Hybrid variants have seen a price hike of ₩2.97 million, with costs ranging from ₩36.15 million to ₩41.65 million.
Standard equipment across the lineup includes a 12.9-inch display, a surround-view monitor, and updated navigation software. The vehicle also features advanced safety systems, specifically collision prevention assistants for both front parking and reversing maneuvers.
