Digital renders of the next-generation Hyundai Tucson, expected as the 2027 model, preview a dramatically bolder design that ditches the current model's curves for boxy, rugged proportions inspired by recent Hyundai SUVs like the Santa Fe.​ Artist concepts from DPCcars and others, based on recent spy photos of camouflaged prototypes tested globally, showcase a squared-off stance with a longer wheelbase for enhanced interior space.

The front features a massive split grille, pixelated LED daytime running lights stretching fascia-wide, and slim headlamp clusters, creating an aggressive, futuristic face.​​ Side profiles emphasize flat panels, heavy wheel arch cladding, and chunkier mirrors, signaling off-road capability in variants like a potential XRT trim. At the rear, full-width light bars and sharper tail lamps aim for a premium, modern vibe, aligning with Hyundai's "Art of Steel" philosophy.

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Inside, the cabin promises Hyundai's latest PLEOS infotainment with expansive dual screens, physical controls, and upgraded ADAS for semi-autonomous driving. Powertrains shift toward electrification, including refined mild-hybrids, plug-in hybrids, and possibly full EVs, boosting efficiency and performance.

Expected to debut late 2026 for 2027 sale, this fifth-gen Tucson targets rivals like Toyota RAV4 with superior tech and space. Spy shots confirm the radical evolution, positioning it as Hyundai's volume-leading compact SUV.​ These renders illustrate the front-three-quarter view of the envisioned dark gray Tucson, highlighting its angular grille and lighting signature. A blue variant render emphasizes the model's taller, more imposing profile from the side.

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