New Hyundai Tucson N LINE 2019 Review Interior Exterior 

New Hyundai Tucson N LINE 2019 Review Interior Exterior.
Hyundai Tucson in sport trim
After the i30 models gets for the first time with the Hyundai Tucson an SUV the sporty optics package "N-Line". How To Cars has all the info!
Hyundai also donatedthe sporty optics package "N-Line" to the Tucson . It is the first SUV model of the Koreans wearing the racing make-up - previously it was reserved for the compact models i30 and i30 Fastback . On the whole, these are a scaled-down version of the sporty add-on parts, which at 250 hp GTI opponents i30 N are used.
The compact SUV Tucson N-Line is based on the equipment package "Style" . At the front, the optics package can be recognized by a more distinctive front apron , a honeycomb radiator grille with a black rim and an indicated diffuser . In profile, only the dark caps of the side mirrors and the more dynamic 19-inch models stand out. If you look closely you can see the larger brake discs. Behind the front wheel arches stick two logos , which clearly identify the optical sports package. At the rear, the Tucson N-Line is only on the basis of the discreet roof spoiler .
Also in the interior there are sporty details. These include black sports seats , in whose leather covers the N logo is embossed. The symbol can also be found on the shift lever (or on the selector lever of the automatic transmission). The obligatory red decorative seams , which are distributed over the entire interior, may of course not be missing. The aluminum pedals and the dark headliner distinguish the N-Line from the standard Tucson.
The optics package is available in combination with two engines : on the one hand as gasoline engine with the 177 hp 1.6-liter four-cylinder for 34,550 euros . The diesel with two liters capacity makes 185 hp and beats at least 41.100 euros to book. The transmission selection includes a six-speed manual transmission , a seven-speed dual clutch and a single- speed automatic torque converter . The Tucson is available with front-wheel drive or four-wheel drive . The N-Line for the compact SUV can be ordered from April 2019 and rolls inEarly summer to the dealers.
The Tucson N Line is more than just a cosmetic package for the compact SUV as Hyundai has also tweaked the steering and the suspension setup in order to enable a more enjoyable experience behind the wheel. For example, the springs are stiffer by eight percent in the front and by five percent at the back, while adjustments to the software have made the steering feel more direct.
In its new guise, the Tucson rides as standard on large 19-inch alloy wheels featuring a dark look complemented by the side mirror caps and the roof-mounted rear spoiler also finished in black. Hyundai fans will also notice the dark mesh pattern of the front grille is a novelty compared to lesser versions of the popular SUV, while the bumpers have also been redesigned specifically for the N Line.
Rounding off the changes are the bespoke LED daytime running lights along with a pair of sporty front seats featuring better lateral support. There’s also red stitching here and there, alloy pedals, and N logos noticeable on the seats as well as on the gear lever to let you know this isn’t an ordinary Tucson.
As with the other two N Line models, there aren’t any power upgrades over the standard model. Available with a choice between front- and all-wheel drive along with a six-speed manual or a seven-speed dual-clutch automatic transmission, the new Hyundai Tucson N Line can be ordered with a gasoline engine or one of the two mild hybrid diesels. The former is a four-cylinder 1.6-liter rated at 174 horsepower, while the diesels have 1.6- and 2.0-liter displacements with 134 hp and 182 hp on tap, respectively.
Should you want more power, rumor has it a fully fledged N version of the Tucson is in the works with at least 340 hp. You’ll have to arm yourself with a lot of patience as the same report mentions Hyundai’s plan is to have the high-performance SUV on sale in roughly two years from now.
Back to the new 2019 Hyundai Tucson N Line, and the major changes revolve around interior and exterior upgrades, starting with a number of cosmetic enhancements to help it stand out in traffic.
This includes the new wheels and an athletic body kit comprising a new-look dark mesh and chrome grille, darker headlight nacelles, black mirrors, new-look LED daytime running lights and a black rear spoiler.
The cabin features new leather and suede sports seats complete with N logos matched with red stitching which also features on the steering wheel. The gear shifter is leather wrapped and plastic pedals are replaced with alloy pedals.
The 2019 Hyundai Tucson N Line was revealed in Europe where it’s offered with the same engines as regular models, including a 1.6-litre turbo-petrol (130kW) and a 2.0-litre turbo-diesel (136kW). There is also a 1.6-litre turbo-diesel engine with 48V mild hybrid technology designed to reduce fuel consumption.
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