2027 Hyundai Tucson N Line First Look: Sharper Suit, Same 292-PS Plug-In

Filmed at the Paris Motor Show 2026 · Photos & video: Aristotel Cristina

The 2027 Tucson N Line on Hyundai’s Paris stand changes the look and keeps the 292-PS plug-in. It’s the plug-in hybrid N Line Evo, with an angular bumper and chin spoiler, satin-black aero ducts, gloss-black mirrors, a full-width light bar across the tailgate and 20-inch alloys.

A Cabin That Feels Upmarket

The Black Monotone interior is where the N Line feels special. The suede and leather seats carry red accents, and there are metal pedals and an N steering wheel. The 17-inch touchscreen looks huge in person, and there’s a 12-inch head-up display.

The Catch Is In The Wheels

The new Tucson is also on show at Auto Zürich 2026, 5–8 November; our Auto Zürich 2026 guide has the details.

N Line is a styling and equipment pack, so this isn’t an N car. It uses the regular Tucson’s 1.6 T-GDi plug-in hybrid with 292 PS (215 kW).

Hyundai’s own figures show what the 20-inch wheels cost. The N Line is rated for up to 67 km of electric range, against up to 81 km for the regular plug-in, subject to final homologation.

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We filmed it at Brussels Motor Show 2026.

We filmed it at Brussels Motor Show 2026.

Our Take

If the look sells you, this is the Tucson plug-in to get once Hyundai prices it. For a Tucson, the red-trimmed cabin feels properly upmarket.

If you want the N badge to mean speed, a proper Tucson N is confirmed for later. Before you commit, cross-shop the Kia Sportage GT-Line plug-in, which nearly matches the power and lists more electric range. The rest of Hyundai’s Paris stand is in our Paris Motor Show 2026 hub. AUTO TV score: 9.1.

Source: Hyundai.

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