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Hyundai Prices New ix35 SUV from £16,495 in the UK

Tuesday, February 23, 2010 0 comments

The new Hyundai ix35, which replaces the Tucson in the Korean firm's European lineup, will cost between £16,495 and £20,745 when it goes on sale in the UK on March 25, the automaker announced today.

At launch the ix35 will be available with a base 161bhp 2.0-liter petrol unit in two-wheel drive form only and a 134bhp 2.0-liter common rail turbo diesel that's offered as a two-wheel and four-wheel drive model.

The entry-level Style trim models come equipped with standard features such as as 17-inch alloy wheels, ESP, air conditioning, built-in Bluetooth phone connectivity, heated front and rear seats, electric heated door mirrors with integrated LED side repeaters, leather steering wheel and gearknob, reverse parking sensors and a trip computer.

The Premium models add 18-inch alloys, a double-length panoramic glass sunroof, automatic headlights, cruise control, dual zone climate control, electric folding door mirrors, keyless entry with engine start/stop button, rear privacy glass, rain-sensing wipers, part-leather upholstery and roof rails.

Later in the year Hyundai will expand the ix35's range with the introduction of a 1.6 gasoline engine with direct injection technology and a new 1.7-liter turbo diesel. More details on these models will be announced in the summer.


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Model

On-the-road price (includes VAT, delivery, number plates, 12 months VED

2.0 5-dr 2WD Style

£16,495

2.0 CRDi 5-dr 2WD Style

£17,995

2.0 CRDi 5-dr 4WD Style

£18,995

2.0 CRDi 5-dr 2WD Premium

£19,745

2.0 CRDi 5-dr 4WD Premium

£20,745




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Hyundai ix35: New Photos and Full Specs on European Market Tucson, Gets New 1.6 Petrol and 1.7 Diesel

Monday, September 7, 2009 0 comments
Hyundai has released a few more pictures as well as full specs and details on its all-new ix35, the European version of the all-new Tucson SUV/CUV that made its debut in the Korean market earlier this month. Following its Frankfurt motor show launch later this month, the ix35 will go on sale across Europe in the first quarter of 2010. Besides being the first production vehicle expressing Hyundai's so-called "fluidic sculpture" design language, the ix35 also benefits from an all-new engine line-up.

At launch, the Tucson's replacement will be offered with a 2.0-liter gasoline engine rated at 166-horsepower and 20.1kg.m (145 lb-ft.) of torque and the 2.0-liter "R" diesel that comes in a choice of two flavors, a high output version with 184 hp and 40kg.m (289 lb-ft.) of torque, and a base version with 136-horsepower and 32kg.m (231 lb-ft.) of torque.

The gasoline unit engines produce CO2 emissions of 178g/km (2WD MT) while the diesels, 165g/km (2WD MT) and 158g/km (4WD MT), respectively.

Starting from November 2010, the ix35's European range will be enhanced with the addition of a new 1.6-liter GDI gasoline unit that makes 140 hp and 17kg.m (123 lb-ft.) of torque, with 158g/km of CO2 (149 g/km when fitted with Hyundai's ISG start-stop tech), and an also new 1.7-liter turbo diesel rated at 115hp and 26 kg.m (188 lb-ft) of torque, with CO2 emissions of 149 g/km (2WD MT) when equipped with ISG.

Hyundai said that six-speed manual gearboxes are standard on all diesels while the more powerful 2.0-liter 'R' will also come with the option of a six-speed automatic.

To improve handling and ride as well as to minimizes intrusion into the cabin, the Korean automaker adopted a multi-link rear suspension for the ix35, while the front suspension set-up up employs Macpherson struts.

Depending on the market, the ix35 will offer buyers the choice of front- and all-wheel drive while two new safety features make their appearance on the compact CUV/SUV, the Hill start Assist Control and Downhill Brake Control.

The ix35 rides on a 2,640mm wheelbase which is 10mm longer than the outgoing Tucson while at 4,410mm and 1,820mm, it is also longer and wider than its predecessor by 85mm and 20mm, respectively, thus promising to offer improved passenger space.

Despite the fact that the overall height of 1660mm has been lowered by 20mm, the Korean firm says it has not affected headroom compared to the Tucson. As a matter of fact, Hyundai said that greater travel in the front seat adjustment actually gives more legroom and headroom for taller drivers.

According to the Korean company, the center console box has an enlarged capacity of 6.2 liters while the height of the rear cargo screen has been raised for extra capacity and a small storage binnacle has been added in the rear cargo area.

Notable new features for the ix35 include the "ECO" LED icon located between the speedometer and tachometer that flashes when the optimum gear shift point for maximum fuel efficiency is reached; a new rear-view camera that operates in conjunction with a 3.5-inch color LCD built into the rear-view mirror; push button start; steering wheel-mounted audio remote controls and low rolling resistance tires for 16-inch wheels.

Production of the Tucson's successor for the domestic market started at Hyundai's Ulsan factory in South Korea in September. In November 2009, the same plant will begin production for North America and other international markets.

The European version of the compact crossover will be built at the Kia Motors factory in Zilina, Slovakia, with production slated to begin in the first quarter of 2010. Finally, the Chinese market ix35 will be made in China by the company's Beijing Hyundai joint-venture.

Click here for our comprehensive gallery of the Korean-Market 2010 Hyundai Tucson iX



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Hyundai ix-Metro Concept with 1.0-liter Turbo Engine Previews Small Crossover Model

Thursday, September 3, 2009 0 comments
The Hyundai Group seems to be on a product roll lately presenting one new model or concept after the other. The latest announcement concerns the presentation of a mini crossover concept called 'ix-Metro' at the Frankfurt Motor Show later this month. The fifth in a series of concept cars to be created by Hyundai's Global Design Team in Namyang Korea features an electric-gasoline hybrid system based on a 1.0-liter, turbocharged three-cylinder petrol engine with direct injection that churns out an impressive - for its size, 125 horsepower.

Hyundai said that the gasoline unit that is coupled to a six-speed dual clutch transmission records ultra low CO2 emissions of just 80g/km.

We only have these computer generated images to go by, but if someone removed Hyundai's badges and asked us to name the maker of the car, we would have probably sworn that the 3.93 meter long ix-Metro with its swoopy lines and pointy fascia is some sort of Mazda prototype...

Though not officially confirmed, it is believed that ix-Metro will spawn a production model within the next two years offering Hyundai a new contender in the all-important European sub-B segment.

Also on display at Hyundai's Frankfurt Motor Show stand will be the all-new ix35 that replaces the outgoing Tucson SUV, the facelifted Santa FE SUV, an all-electric version of the i10 mini and a new 'Blue Edition' model of the i30 that generates just 113g/km of CO2.



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2009 Hyundai Tuscon in the UK Gets Base 2WD Version

Monday, July 28, 2008 0 comments
Hyundai has revised its UK market Tucson line-up for 2009 by including an all-new entry level 2WD model powered by a 139 bhp 2.0-liter gasoline engine. Priced from £14,695, the front-wheel-drive Tuscon 2.0 Comfort model comes equipped with standard air conditioning, auxiliary and USB audio connections, privacy glass, body-coloured bumpers and trim, electric windows all-round, front fog lights, roof rails, dual front and side airbags and 16-inch alloy wheels. Overall, the 2009 model year Tucsons can be distinguished by minor visual changes, such as a new-look radiator grille, new rear number plate surround and modified instrument cluster on all models.
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