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The TUCSON N Line.

You’re used to making a statement. Now you can drive one – with the dynamic, motorsport-inspired N Line trim. In addition to the performance styling, some powertrains also come with optimised Electronically Controlled Suspension settings for sportier driving dynamics.

Exterior

The confidence of powerful details.

Upgraded with a wide range of motorsport-inspired design features, the TUCSON N Line exudes exhilarating performance flair. The aggressively reimagined front end is crowned by a unique N Line version of the Parametric Hidden Lights grille and refined air intakes, with a black bezel framing the LED headlamps. The body colour claddings, bumper and side mouldings put a sleek edge on this sporty statement.

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    1. The Hyundai TUCSON N Line in shadow grey, seen from the front right.

      Front.

      The exclusive N Line grille, a bright silver skid plate and rectangular N Line bumper with sporty air intake refinements are some of the highlights in the front.
    2. The Hyundai TUCSON N Line in shadow grey, seen from the driver's side.

      Side.

      The profile is characterised by an energetic-looking side moulding in body colour, which creates more dynamic proportions and lines for a slimmer look.
    3. The Hyundai TUCSON N Line in shadow grey, seen from the rear left.

      Rear.

      The rectangular rear bumper harmonizes with the sporty twin tip exhausts and a bright silver skid plate, which is accentuated by a red reflector band.

      The power of choice.

      Interior

      Upgrade your comfort zone.

      Welcome to a whole new level of sportiness. Sit down in the TUCSON N Line’s upgraded cockpit and you’ll feel its motor sport roots instantly. The sporty N Line seats feature the N logo and red contrast stitching, which can also be found on the door trim and armrest. Other N design elements are to be found on the leather gearshift knob or shift-by-wire console cover, depending on the chosen transmission.
      Detail of the Hyundai TUCSON N Line shift-by-wire console cover.

       Shift-by-wire console cover.

      The N logo is also displayed on the elegant shift-by-wire covering in the centre console, which features an elegant dark finish.

      Performance

      Get the N Line feeling.

      Enjoy more agility and responsiveness thanks to the fact that some powertrain variants also come with optimised Electronically Controlled Suspension (ECS) parameter settings for sportier driving dynamics. Find out more about the ECS and all the powertrain choices below.
      1. Schematic of the Hyundai TUCSON N Line suspension with Electronically Controlled Suspension logic (ECS)

        Suspension tuning.

        Optimised for the N Line, The Electronically Controlled Suspension logic reacts faster and more strongly to body movements and steering commands. As a result, the steering also feels more centred, while feeling better connected and slightly heavier
      2. Detail of the Hyundai TUCSON N Line display in Normal mode.

        Normal mode.

        In Normal mode, the engineers maintained the good driving comfort in city traffic, ensuring it only becomes significantly tighter at typical country road speeds.
      3. Detail of the Hyundai TUCSON N Line display in Sport mode.

        Sport mode.

        Sport mode has been sharpened and offers more control and feedback over the entire speed range. Here, more initial connection and anti-roll support ensure even greater control on the road.
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      Powertrains.

      The TUCSON N Line is available with a variety of powertrains for both power and efficiency, which are available with different levels of electrification or without. The only powertrain not available from the standard version is the low power diesel.
      1. Hyundai plug-in hybrid icon with 48V battery and fuel drop.

        Diesel and petrol.

        Save fuel and reduce emissions with the 48V mild hybrid system. It supports the combustion engine with additional torque during acceleration and when starting from a stop.
      2. Schematic of the 1.6-litre T-GDi with 150 PS power and 250 Nm torque of the Hyundai TUCSON N Line
        Fuel consumption (combined test cycle) for the Hyundai TUCSON 1.6 T-GDi 150 PS with 48V MT DCT 2WD in l/100 km: 6.6-6.3; CO2 emissions (combined test cycle) in g/km: 149.8-142.8 (WLTP).
        All WLTP-Values here.

        1.6-litre T-GDi with 150 PS.

        The 1.6-litre T-GDi Smartstream with 48-volt mild hybrid technology delivers 150 PS and is available in two-wheel drive. When it come to smooth shifting transmissions, you can choose either a six-speed Intelligent Manual Transmission (6iMT) or a seven-speed dual clutch transmission (7DCT).
      3. schematic of the 1.6-litre T-GDi with 180 PS power and 265 Nm torque of the Hyundai TUCSON N Line
        Fuel consumption (combined test cycle) for the Hyundai TUCSON 1.6 T-GDi 180 PS with 48V DCT 4WD in l/100 km: 7.1 - 6.9; CO2 emissions (combined test cycle) in g/km: 162.3 - 155.6 (WLTP).
        All WLTP-Values here.

        1.6-litre T-GDi with 180 PS.

        If you’re interested in a sportier powertrain, the enhanced 1.6-litre T-GDi petrol engine brings 180 PS to the table. It is available with smooth-shifting 7-speed dual clutch transmission (DCT) with four-wheel drive as well as with a six-speed Intelligent Manual Transmission (iMT) with two-wheel drive.
      4. Schematic of the 1.6-litre CRDi with 136 PS power and 280 Nm torque of the Hyundai TUCSON N Line.
        Fuel consumption (combined test cycle) for the Hyundai TUCSON 1.6 CRDi 136 PS with 48V DCT 4WD in l/100 km: 6.0 - 5.68; CO2 emissions (combined test cycle) in g/km: 157.8 - 148.7 (WLTP).
        All WLTP-Values here.

        1.6-litre CRDi with 136 PS.

        The 136 PS 1.6-litre CRDi 48V mild hybrid engine is equipped with a smooth-shifting 7-speed dual clutch transmission (7DCT) and be selected in either four- or two-wheel drive variants.
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      1. Schematic of the 1.6-litre T-GDi with 150 PS power and 250.1 Nm torque of the Hyundai TUCSON N Line.
        Fuel consumption (combined test cycle) for the Hyundai TUCSON 1.6 T-GDi 150 PS with 48V MT 4WD in l/100 km: 7.8-7.3; CO2 emissions (combined test cycle)  in g/km: 177.7-164.7 (WLTP).
        All WLTP-Values here.

        Smartstream petrol engine.

        The 1.6-litre T-GDi Smartstream petrol engine is available with 150 PS, a six-speed manual transmission and four- or two-wheel drive. It is equipped with Hyundai’s unique Continuously Variable Valve Duration (CVVD) technology, which optimises engine performance and fuel efficiency while also being eco-friendly.
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      Discover the Hyundai N Line.

      A trim for the sportier side of you, featuring performance-inspired styling and a generous amount of motor sport muscle.
      The Hyundai i10 N Line parked in a parking lot.

      i10 N Line.

      The i10 N Line lets you take it to the next level with a range of exclusive design features and an optional 100 PS engine for an even sportier driving experience.
      i10 N Line
      The i30 N Line range on the top of a parking lot.

      i30 N Line.

      Fans of the dynamic N Line trim will be excited about the design updates for the i30 N Line range.
      i30 N Line
      The all-new KONA N Line in red parked next to a modern building.

      All-new KONA N Line.

      The all-new KONA N Line displays dynamic features of the bonnet and front bumper draw the eye into the harmonious connection with the body colour wheel arch claddings.
      All-new KONA N Line.

      Discover more of the Hyundai TUCSON.

      1. View of the Hyundai TUCSON SUV driving along water in a cityscape.

        Back to highlights.

      2. View of the Hyundai TUCSON SUV parked on a rooftop and a woman walking away from the car.

        Discover the design.

      3. View of the Hyundai TUCSON SUV interior and the driver using the touchscreen.

        Explore the features.

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