Discover the all‑new 2027 Hyundai Tucson, featuring a groundbreaking 17‑inch tablet‑style infotainment screen, digital instrument cluster, and premium tech. Learn more now!
Bold New Design for the Fifth‑Generation Tucson
Hyundai is stepping up its game with the fifth‑generation Tucson (internal code NX5), slated for a 2027 launch. Early leaks from South Korea reveal a completely revamped cabin that blends modern aesthetics with cutting‑edge technology.
Record‑Setting 17‑Inch Tablet‑Style Infotainment
The centerpiece is a 17‑inch tablet‑style touchscreen, boasting a 16:9 aspect ratio. At 17 inches, it tops the compact‑C SUV segment and even out‑sizes screens in premium electric models such as the Tesla Model S and Model Y.
- Largest screen in the class
- Same size as high‑end luxury vehicles
- Touch‑friendly interface with physical buttons for safety‑critical functions
Luxury Tech Moving Down‑Market
Features that were once exclusive to Hyundai’s Genesis luxury line are now finding a home in the mainstream Tucson. While the huge display offers an immersive experience, Hyundai retains tactile controls below the screen for climate and emergency functions, ensuring driver safety.
New Software Platform: Pleos Connect (Sconnect)
Powering the giant screen is Hyundai’s next‑generation software suite, Pleos Connect, also known as Sconnect. The platform supports a wide range of entertainment apps, over‑the‑air updates, and remote performance tweaks.
Digital Instrument Cluster and Advanced Driver‑Assistance
Complementing the central tablet is a 9.9‑inch digital instrument cluster positioned directly in the driver’s line of sight. The cluster delivers real‑time speed data, ADAS status, and critical alerts, creating a cockpit that feels truly digital.
What We Know About the Exterior
Images that surfaced online in late December 2025 show a bolder exterior with larger wheel arches, fresh alloy‑wheel designs, and a more angular silhouette. Precise launch dates and power‑train details remain under wraps.
What’s Next?
Hyundai plans to unveil the 2027 Tucson later this year, promising an SUV that bridges the gap between everyday practicality and premium luxury. Stay tuned for the official debut and be among the first to experience this tech‑forward crossover.