Hyundai is not resting on its laurels, especially with the latest-generation Tucson. After wowing everyone with its dashing looks, choice of ICE/HEV and electrified powertrains, and new high-tech cabin, Hyundai has now revealed the most stylish version of the all-new Tucson yet.

Say hello to the all-new Tucson N Line, and it gets plenty of exterior and interior goodies that make the regular Tucson look tame. Starting with the design, the dedicated N Line exterior package gives the crossover a performance-inspired look that builds on the bold SUV character of Hyundai’s “Art of Steel” design language.

The N Line styling package gives the all-new Tucson a more dynamic and expressive look. These include stylish 20-inch alloy wheels, a more angular front bumper with a more pronounced chin spoiler and aero ducts. It also comes with matching side skirts and body-colored lowered trim pieces that accentuate the “Art of Steel” design philosophy by Hyundai. Meanwhile, slimmer fender claddings add a touch of sportiness, along with gloss black side mirror caps & gloss black C-pillar inserts.

Like the front bumper, the rear bumper gets a more angular finish and comes with the familiar blacked-out satin finish for that extra sporty look. Serving as a contrast against the black finishes are the body-colored diffuser effects and the twin exhausts that get a stainless finish. Topping everything off are the N Line badges on the front fascia & front wings, which all deliver a more daring look for the already stylish Tucson N Line.

Open the doors, and Hyundai was also busy giving the interior of the Tucson N Line a sleeker look to match the exterior. It gets an exclusive Black Monotone interior that’s complemented by red accents and stitching across the seats & dashboard. The sport seats, meanwhile, feature a textile suede and leather finish, which delivers enhanced support while also being aesthetically pleasing.

To remind everyone you’re in something special, the leather-wrapped steering gets the N badge on the steering wheel, complete with perforated leather hand grips. It even comes with a metal insert and red stitching for that additional sporty finish. Complementing the black leather steering wheel are the N Line scuff plates and the bright metal pedals, which serve as a shiny contrast to the predominantly dark interior.

While the all-new Tucson N Line is not exactly the Tucson N, the N Line appearance pack is designed for those who want their crossover SUV to be visually appealing without sacrificing practicality and everyday comfort. In addition, the N Line can be specified for different variants of the all-new Tucson, including the 2.0L and 1.6L Turbo ICE models, as well as the 1.6L HEV and PHEV models.

With the all-new Hyundai Tucson N Line now available for Europe, we’re keeping our fingers crossed that the brand makes the latest Tucson (and N Line package) available to the Philippines in the not-so-distant future.