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2014 Hyundai iX35/Tucson

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Really ? That’s it??

This is the 1st official pic of the “revised” iX35. Sold here as the Tucson.

And this is the current European version, the iX35. Hard to tell the difference isn’t it? Except the lights.
Why even bother???

And what happened to this guy?
Turns out this is the Fuel Cell version front end.

I guess they just wanted to make sure their super expensive science project looked a bit different…

Conversation 11 comments

  1. of course the commercials will say "the all new, redesigned 2014 Tucson". LED's and foglights, hold me back! Too much excitement!

  2. Vince I agree this doesn't look like much of a refresh. So, yeah, why bother.

    It seems that the glamor may be wearing thin for Hyundai. Lately, the company seems to have hit a speed bump what with the MPG scandal and sluggish sales.

    Well, there is always the 2014 Genesis.

  3. Yes, just as every other automaker does the same.

    Anonymous said…
    of course the commercials will say "the all new, redesigned 2014 Tucson". LED's and foglights, hold me back! Too much excitement!

  4. Hyundai's style is starting to really annoy me. I'm growing to hate it. While Kia still looks grew and modern, Hyundai is going the way of Toyota.

  8. "f eed your people befor eyou staerr makin g cars!!"

    Ignoring that there are people not eating in the USA… yet you didn't bring up Ford, Chevy or Chrysler not feeding the homeless…but because those brands ain't Korean, you want to act like everyone in the States can eat. I'm jtz…have a nice day.

  11. f eed your people befor eyou staerr makin g cars!!

    This is SOUTH Korea–the Capitolist-ish Korea; and they eat like–CAPITOLISTS! (Same obesity problems as in the US.) I think you've got them confused with Socialist Korea (North Korea) where people really are starving!–and can't afford cars (which may be why they don't produce anything worthwhile–automobile-wise).

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