2021 Hyundai Tucson: the new face

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This is the all-new face of the redesigned 2021 Hyundai Tucson. And it is pretty unique and original. 

The light design is actually pretty similar to what they have done with the revised 2020 Azera in Korea. Which is not sold in the US anymore.

What do you think? Too much?

Conversation 11 comments

  1. Absolutely love it.

    We constantly look at automakers for being bland, looking at you VW and Honda with your boxes with wheels, and do do enough to praise and celebrate when a company takes chances to produce something different. it may not be for everyone, but you have to respect and applaud the efforts for delivering unique designs.

    Great on you Hyundai for doing that.

  2. If that's the production nose and tail, then dayummm! Although it's dramatic, it's a unique look, and so much more elegant than the Rav4 or CRV, which still have the angry fish look the Japanese brands seem to like so much. And if you look at the rear of the CRV, it's stylized to look like a Kabuki mask.
    This Tuscon looks so much better, so much more expensive looking that the competition.

  3. The Kia Sportage is usually the better looking version on this platform. Hyundai really raised the bar with the Tucson. This will probably be the best looking compact ute when it comes out. I'm really impressed with Hyundai design lately.

  4. I like the new minimalist interior, but the exterior is kind of meh. I appreciate them trying to change it up, it just doesn't do it for me. I'll take the Telluride design language instead.

  5. Avoids the catfish look of the Sonata. Wouldn't hurt at all to bring this look over as a mid-cycle revamp on the sedan.

  6. Let's see it under a different color and in full view. Right now, it is kind of WTF? I do not think it will disappoint, but I do not know whether an economy SUV is trying too hard. You know what I mean?

  7. Wish Hyundai would now change the front of the current (ugly) Sonata and make it more like this or anything but what it is now.

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