Hyundai has announced the Hyundai ix35 which will be premiered at the Frankfurt Motor Show next month. Hyundai has released the first undisguised images of its new ix35, an all-new C-segment crossover that showcases Hyundai’s distinctive new ‘fluidic sculpture’ design language. The Hyundai ix35 will enter the C-segment and will replace the Tucson alongside the Santa Fe.
The Hyundai ix35 was developed in Europe and incorporates the new design lines of the company. The company has not released any details regarding the engine options or performance figures of the Hyundai ix35.
The company says the Hyundai ix35 will offer exceptional style, performance and economy.
REVEALED – THE HYUNDAI ix35
- All-new crossover brings a new level of style and sophistication
- To be unveiled at Frankfurt Show, on sale Spring 2010
- Advanced powertrain to offer unrivalled power and economy
Hyundai has released the first undisguised images of its new ix35, an all-new C-segment crossover that showcases Hyundai's distinctive new ‘fluidic sculpture' design language. The ix35 replaces the popular Tucson – one of Europe 's best-selling SUVs – and will make its world debut at the Frankfurt Motor Show next month.
Design cues seen on ix35 will be carried over to other new Hyundai models, most notably the pronounced hexagonal grille which will become a recognisable family attribute.
The ix35 also has a smaller footprint than C-segment hatchbacks and MPVs, meaning it will also appeal to buyers who are seeking a more stylish alternative to conventional cars. 
The sleeker styling contributes to enhanced aerodynamics. This, combined with more refined powertrain technology, enables ix35 to deliver markedly better fuel efficiency and lower CO 2 emissions than rival SUVs and compete head on in terms of running costs with mainstream hatchbacks.
More information about ix35 will be made available when the Frankfurt Motor Show opens on September 15th.
