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New Seymour, VIC, 3660

2023 Hyundai Tucson N Line NX4.V2

$28,490

L. Govt. Charges

Model Range

$21,490 - $38,990

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Odometer 57,324km

Body type Suv

Fuel Petrol

Transmission Automatic

Vehicle Overview

This 2023 Hyundai Tucson N Line presents a well-rounded interpretation of the popular mid-size SUV, combining practical family dimensions with a more distinctive exterior treatment. Finished in white and configured with five seats, it offers the everyday versatility expected of a Tucson while adding the visual appeal of the N Line grade. Its 2.0-litre petrol engine is paired with an automatic transmission and front-wheel drive, creating a straightforward drivetrain suited to regular urban and highway use.

With 57,324km recorded, this Tucson has already demonstrated its usability without moving beyond the relatively recent 2023 model year. The SUV body provides a useful balance between passenger space and manageable dimensions, while the five-door layout makes access to both seating rows simple. A 4640mm overall length and 1865mm width give the vehicle a substantial road presence without placing it outside the familiar footprint of a medium SUV.

The N Line specification brings a sportier visual character, highlighted by 19-inch alloy wheels and roof rails. These details add presence while retaining practical value: the roof rails can support appropriately fitted carrying equipment, and the larger wheels complement the Tucson's broad stance. Inside, leather seats and wireless charging contribute to a more considered cabin experience, while Apple CarPlay, Android Auto and Bluetooth provide familiar ways to connect compatible devices for navigation, calls and media.

Everyday manoeuvring is assisted by a reversing camera, while the safety specification includes lane departure warning and lane keeping active assist. Adaptive speed limiting with road-sign recognition is also listed, helping the driver remain aware of changing speed limits. The Tucson carries a five-star ANCAP safety rating, and the equipment list includes ABS and a front-centre airbag among its broader safety provisions.

Performance is delivered by a 2.0-litre petrol engine producing 192Nm of torque, with stated fuel consumption of 8L/100km and a 54-litre fuel tank. That combination gives the Tucson a useful blend of accessible performance and practical touring capacity, while front-wheel drive keeps the mechanical layout uncomplicated. The automatic gearbox further supports an easygoing driving experience in varied traffic conditions.