Hyundai Tucson Removed From Brand’s Official India Site

Ever checked the Hyundai India website and wondered, “Where did the Tucson go?” Automotive enthusiasts and SUV fans suddenly noticed that the Hyundai Tucson removed from India site, sparking speculation and buzz across the industry. Without fanfare or public announcement, Hyundai has quietly delisted its premium SUV, signaling the end of an era—at least for now.

What Prompted the Hyundai Tucson Discontinuation?

This move comes two years after the launch of the fourth-generation Tucson in India, which brought global styling and cutting-edge features to the premium midsize SUV segment. While Hyundai has yet to issue a formal statement, sources indicate dealers have stopped accepting bookings, suggesting the current-gen Tucson has reached the end of its production run.​

Quick Recap: Tucson’s Features and Safety Legacy

During its time on the market, the Hyundai Tucson India offered noteworthy features:

• Choice of petrol and diesel engines, exclusively with automatic transmission
• All-wheel-drive on the top-spec Signature Diesel variant
• Level 2 ADAS (Advanced Driver Assist Systems)
• 10.25-inch touchscreen infotainment with a fully digital cluster
• Powered driver seat with memory function
• First Hyundai SUV to achieve Bharat NCAP five-star safety rating

Hyundai SUV Lineup and Changing Market Trends

Hyundai’s SUV range remains robust, featuring the best-selling Creta, Alcazar, and Venue models. The Tucson’s market performance remained tepid due to higher prices from its CBU (Completely Built-Up) import route, competition from segment rivals like the Jeep Compass, Citroen C5 Aircross, and Volkswagen Tiguan, and a perceived lack of road presence versus segment leaders.​

What’s Next: Tucson Facelift and Discounts on Inventory

Industry whispers point to a possible Hyundai Tucson facelift aligned with global updates, which may launch in India soon. For now, dealers are offering attractive discounts on unsold units of the outgoing Tucson. The last recorded prices were Rs 27.31 lakh for the base variant and Rs 33.64 lakh for the Signature Diesel AT model.

Final Thoughts

The removal of the Tucson leaves plenty of questions for brand followers and SUV buyers. Is a facelift around the corner? Was the Tucson just ahead of its time for India? While official word from Hyundai is awaited, one thing’s for sure—the market buzz is louder than ever.

With the Tucson’s exit, Hyundai is likely sharpening its focus on hot-selling SUVs, but premium SUV fans can keep an eye out for future facelifts and new launches. For now, those wanting a Tucson may still snag one at a bargain—if there are any left at their local dealer.