N Line is a sporty treatment Hyundai offers to give the driver a taste of what the N performance division is capable of. Such a treatment was applied to the current generation Hyundai Tucson. My colleague Chad Lückhoff had the Tucson N Line to review, and you can read his thoughts here.
Related: How reliable is the Hyundai Tucson N Line?
The Tucson N Line isn't just a surface-level beauty package; it combines Hyundai's dynamic design with motorsport-inspired styling and even some handling tweaks, all in a handy SUV package. Here's how the performance of the Tucson N Line is. Besides sportiness, the Tucson N Line has a comfortable interior and advanced convenience systems. Such systems include Multi-Air Mode technology, improving interior cabin airflow with the 3 Zone Climate Control. There's also an 8-inch infotainment touchscreen. With a plethora of convenience systems, how does the safety fare for this vehicle?
Standard Safety
Here are the standard safety features for the Tucson N Line with Smart Sense safety systems:
- Smart Cruise Control
- Blindspot Collision-Avoidance Assist
- Lane Departure Warning
- Lane Keep and Lane Follow Assist
- Fatigue Detection / Driver Attention Warning
- Forward Collision-Avoidance Assist
- ISOFIX Child Seat Anchors
- Driver, Passenger, Side and Curtain Airbags
- ABS, EBD, ESC (Electronic Stability Control), HAC (Hill Assist Control), DBC (Downhill Brake Control)
- Park Distance Sensors
Is the Tucson N Line a safe car?
Judging by the standard safety equipment above and the fact that the Tucson range scored a 5 Star Euro NCAP rating in 2021 and scored 5 Stars too in the Australasian New Car Assessment Programme, we can confidently say that the Tucson N Line is a safe car. Here are our top 3 safety features. Are you keen on a Tucson N Line after reading this? You can search AutoTrader for the latest used and new offerings and sell your car, too.
