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Hyundai Motors revealed official price info for the 2016 Hyundai Tucson SUV we had the chance to meet in the metal earlier this year in Geneva.
The 2016 Tucson will go on sale in the United Kingdom in September, but until that happens let's take a look at the Tucson range, namely what prices and equipment levels the South-Koreans have to offer.
To start with, the new Tucson SUV will be available in five trim levels, as it follows: S, SE, SE Nav, Premium and Premium SE. The cheapest version you can buy is, naturally, the S. It wears a £18,695 (26,436 euro) starting price tag and offers 16-inch alloy wheels, air conditioning and automatic headlights with dusk sensor among others.
Move up one level and you'll find the SE trim priced from £20,495 (28,981 euro). For the extra buck, buyers get 17-inch alloy wheels, rear parking sensors, heated front seats, Lane Keep Assist System and dual-zone climate control.
Then there's the SE Nav option, evaluated at £21,295 (30,111 euro), which adds Hyundai’s new-gen 8-inch touchscreen satellite navigation with reversing camera, MapCare and Speed Limit Information System (SLIF) useful for scanning road signs and reading speed limit on the road section the Tucson SUV is travelling.
Real spoils can be found starting with the Premium trim level, where clients can find 19-inch alloys, leather upholstery, front parking sensors and heated rear seats. However, you'll have to pay at least £25,045 (35,414 euro) to get this pack, but there's also the Premium SE option.
For £28,345 (40,078 euro), the range-topping setup brings a heated steering wheel, a keyless smart entry feature with engine start/stop button, LED headlights, a panoramic sunroof with electric tilt and slide function and ventilated front seats.
Further info is available in the press release below, so make sure you check that out in case the new Tucson is on your options list.
To start with, the new Tucson SUV will be available in five trim levels, as it follows: S, SE, SE Nav, Premium and Premium SE. The cheapest version you can buy is, naturally, the S. It wears a £18,695 (26,436 euro) starting price tag and offers 16-inch alloy wheels, air conditioning and automatic headlights with dusk sensor among others.
Move up one level and you'll find the SE trim priced from £20,495 (28,981 euro). For the extra buck, buyers get 17-inch alloy wheels, rear parking sensors, heated front seats, Lane Keep Assist System and dual-zone climate control.
Then there's the SE Nav option, evaluated at £21,295 (30,111 euro), which adds Hyundai’s new-gen 8-inch touchscreen satellite navigation with reversing camera, MapCare and Speed Limit Information System (SLIF) useful for scanning road signs and reading speed limit on the road section the Tucson SUV is travelling.
Real spoils can be found starting with the Premium trim level, where clients can find 19-inch alloys, leather upholstery, front parking sensors and heated rear seats. However, you'll have to pay at least £25,045 (35,414 euro) to get this pack, but there's also the Premium SE option.
For £28,345 (40,078 euro), the range-topping setup brings a heated steering wheel, a keyless smart entry feature with engine start/stop button, LED headlights, a panoramic sunroof with electric tilt and slide function and ventilated front seats.
Further info is available in the press release below, so make sure you check that out in case the new Tucson is on your options list.
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