2004 - Current
hyundai ix35 / tucson
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Generations
Explore the different generations of this model and discover its evolution over the years. Click to view details and photos!
Photo and details...Introduction: Hyundai introduced the fourth generation of the Tucson in 2020 and refreshed it in late 2023 for the 2024 model year, adding more European flavor to its compact SUV.
Photo and details...Introduction: In 2023, Hyundai refreshed the fourth generation of the Tucson for the 2024 model year, just three years after introducing it on the market.
Photo and details...Introduction: In 2004, Hyundai introduced the first generation of its compact-segment SUV, the Tucson. By 2020, it reached its fourth generation, which it unveiled in September 2020.
Photo and details...Introduction: The fourth generation of the Hyundai iX35/Tucson was unveiled in mid-September 2020 and it showed no drop in the pace of the Korean car-maker.
Photo and details...Introduction: The third generation of the iX35/Hyundai Tucson was revised in 2018. It was unveiled at the New York Auto Show as a 2019 model and received important updates.
Photo and details...Introduction: The new crossover Hyundai Tucson made its appearance in 2015 at the New York International Auto Show. The completely redesigned vehicle featured a fresh, sportier exterior design and an appealing interior. Hyundai made the fuel consumption a top priority for the model and managed to make significant improvements compared to their previous Tucson.
Photo and details...Introduction: Hyundai introduced a facelifted version for the second generation of the Tucson in 2013 for the 2014 model-year and improved both the look and the powertrains available for its compact crossover.
Photo and details...Introduction: The second generation of the Hyundai Tucson was unveiled at the 2009 Frankfurt Motor Show and it was a completely new approach for the SUV market when compared with its predecessor.
Photo and details...Introduction: Hyundai released the Tucson in 2005 as an entry-level SUV placed below the Santa Fe.