As consumers move further away from cars and turn to SUVs, it’s no wonder brands make wholesale adjustments to their product offerings. And one trend we’re seeing is the progression of high-performance variants of application models.
Not long ago, it was a market segment reserved for cars. But there are fewer and fewer of them every year, so we’re seeing a replacement in the strategy at several automakers. Ford, for example, introduces an ST edition of its Edge SUV. The ST designation once the duty of cars only.
At Hyundai, diversity continues to offer a full diversity of cars, however, the company is preparing for a first foray into functional SUVs. According to a report by British Auto Express, citing an anonymous internal source, Hyundai is running in an N-functionality edition of its Tucson.
He adds an attractive piece of inside information: “We’re going to take our time with this one, because when it shows up, it’ll blow everything else up in your area.”
There is no information on the mechanics that would force the model, however, it would deliver a minimum of 340 hp and increase from 0 to 100 km/h in less than 6 seconds. All-wheel drive would be a popular team.
The Tucson N would have its own suspension and brake systems, as well as an exclusive frame kit that would improve the aerodynamics of the vehicle and, presumably, make it a little more unpleasant.
Hyundai needs to have its Tucson N at dealerships until the end of 2020 as a 2021 style. At launch, it would have the ultimate chic style produced through the company’s N-division.
Stay tuned for this style and N-distinctive styles from the dynamic Korean car manufacturer.
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