Insiders: Hyundai’s Performance SUVs | MotorTrend

MotorTrend’s Miguel Cortina and Patrick McIntyre go behind the wheel and explore how Hyundai’s Racing DNA is infused into their N and N Line performance SUVs.

#HyundaiPerformance #Hyundai #motortrend

MotorTrend is the ultimate streaming destination for gearheads coupled with the latest automotive research and news.

Start your MotorTrend Streaming Free Trial today!

Follow MotorTrend for the latest!

[chasemer]

This is a great, budget performance SUV that can be yours after dealer markups for the low price of $50, 000 (probably).

[JustinKelly]

The Tucson N Line really should have gone the way of the Sonata N Line. Actual performance upgrades instead of diluting N Line into solely appearance differences. They could have used the Hybrid powertrain or put the 2.5T in it.

[nergispaul]

Will these burn excessive amounts of oil or burn to the ground in your driveway? Or both?

[car-lo]

Hmmm, feels like a commercial, or infomercial.

[precision]

This video feels like a paid sponsorship. If so you should be more transparent about that. If it isn't, it sure feels like it...

[markko]

There is no way the Tuscon sounds like that. I find it hard to believe the Kona N sounds the way it does, let alone a Tuscon with some extra plastic bits.

[MCD.]

Does this mean a Tuscan N in the near future?

[c.watkins]

Sorry but " aggressive body panels" dont scream performance. That's like Toyota and the TRD badge.

[michaelvickers]

276 is pretty good but it doesn’t really excite me. If they had like 350hp or more would be a lot more exciting…

[VaunShiz]

these long commericals are getting old

[whiteandnerdytuba]

Hyundai doesn't make any performance SUVs, they don't even make SUVs

[joshuacortes]

The acting is not good. Highly disappointed the N Line Tucson gets 0 performance