The new Tucson is undergoing extensive road testing in Europe and south Korea, where Hyundai has a strategic R&D center in Rüsselsheim (Germany), just half an hour’s drive from Frankfurt.

The facelifted Hyundai Tucson has a new radiator grille featuring horizontal bars in a criss-cross pattern, which makes it reminiscent of the Hyundai Santa Cruz.
Aside from a revised grille, we expect the new Hyundai Tucson to have new front and rear lights, fresh bumpers, and restyled wheels.
Auto Express says the Tucson could potentially take on more of the Ioniq-inspired design language seen on the new Kona, with some pixelated lights.

Hyundai’s new Kona has upgraded to dual 12.3-inch screens sitting next to each other on the dash - similar to the Kia Sportage’s layout. The 10.25-inch infotainment screen on the current Tucson will probably be kept for this facelift, however, the car perhaps gaining some more modest infotainment design tweaks and new functions.