Hyundai Tucson review - pictures

The Tuscon will be aiming to compete with the Nissan Qashqai. 

The Tucson has a much more stylish design than the ix35 it replaces, with Hyundai's new face sure to appeal to more customers. 

The Tucson features a tweaked engine and new gearbox. 

Even passengers over six-feet tall will be happy inside the cabin of the Tucson as there's plenty of room. 

The control and dashboard layout is much neater than the previous model. 

Boot space is 513 litres.

The boot space expands to 1,503 litres with the rear seats folded down.

Hyundai Tucson replaces ix35 predecessor’s bulbous curves with tauter lines, giving a more athletic, daring and upmarket appearance

The Tucson is designed to offer competitive running costs. 

Despite the sloping roof there's still plenty of headroom. 

Top-spec model boasts full leather upholstery plus heated and cooled front seats. Array of colour options brighten up cabin, too.

The doors open wide to allow for easy passenger access.