Hyundai Motor shows first design impression of All-New Tucson

Hyundai Motor shows first design impression of All-New Tucson

Hyundai Motor has today unveiled its first hints about the design of the upcoming All-New Tucson, compact SUV, which will premiere at the 2015 Geneva Motor Show, on 3rd March. Commenting on the All-New Tucson, Peter Schreyer, President and Chief Design Officer of Hyundai Motor Group, said: “Our new compact SUV will be a big step forward for the Hyundai brand globally. The All-New Tucson has a bold and athletic presence and a proud stance. Its design is characterised by flowing surfaces, bold proportions, sharp lines and – most important – our brand signature hexagonal grille.”

OneShift Editorial Team
OneShift Editorial Team
04 Feb 2015

The strong, sporty SUV appearance is enhanced by the upright silhouette and sleek character line. At the front, Hyundai Motor’s distinctive chrome-framed hexagonal grille is connected to the headlamp clusters creating a powerful impression.

The public world premiere of the All-New Tucson will take place during Hyundai Motor’s press conference at the 2015 Geneva Motor Show, on 3rd March 2015.

Credits: Oneshift News Team

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