Hyundai Tucson: which body do you have?
Compare your car with the pictures. The year you bought it is only a hint, because bodies changed at different times in different regions.
Tucson (2019–2021, TL facelift)
2019 – 2021
- Cascading chrome-framed grille; one bumper, hood and headlight pattern fits every North American trim
- Wide conventional headlights with daytime lights in the corners
- Fog lamps in the lower bumper
- No parking sensor choice is needed on this body
- N Line (Europe, 2019+) has redesigned front and rear bumpers and a different grille; its headlamp outline is shared (only the daytime-light graphic differs)
Tucson long-wheelbase (2022–2024, NX4, North America / Asia-Pacific)
2022 – 2024
- Parametric jewel-pattern grille with the daytime lights hidden inside it
- Long-wheelbase body sold in North America, Korea, Australia and other markets (longer rear doors and roof than the European car)
- N Line has its own bumper, grille mesh, hood & fender pattern, headlights and side sills
- XRT (2024) has its own bumper, hood & fender pattern and sills
- Front parking sensors (4 or 6) on some cars: choose the sensor option on bumper kits
- Plug-in hybrid versions have a charging door in the rear quarter panel: choose the charging-door option on side and full-body kits
Tucson short-wheelbase (2021–2024, NX4, Europe)
2021 – 2024 (Europe)
- Same parametric grille and hidden daytime lights as the long-wheelbase car
- Shorter European body (2,680 mm wheelbase): side, rocker, roof and full-body kits differ
- N Line has a different bumper, grille mesh and side sills
- Plug-in hybrid versions have a charging door in the rear quarter panel: choose the charging-door option on side and full-body kits
Tucson long-wheelbase (2025+, NX4 facelift, North America / Asia-Pacific)
2025 onwards
- Reshaped front bumper with a wider, squarer grille and larger side intakes; new rear bumper
- Same hidden parametric daytime lights (one headlight pattern fits every trim) and long-wheelbase body
- N Line keeps its own bumper, grille, hood & fender pattern and sills; XRT has its own bumper, hood & fenders and sills
- Front parking sensors on some cars: choose the sensor option on bumper kits
- Plug-in hybrid versions have a charging door in the rear quarter panel: choose the charging-door option on side and full-body kits
Tucson short-wheelbase (2024+, NX4 facelift, Europe)
2024 onwards (Europe)
- Reshaped front bumper with a wider, squarer grille and larger side intakes; new rear bumper
- Shorter European body: side, rocker, roof and full-body kits differ from the long-wheelbase car
- N Line keeps its own bumper, grille and sills
- Plug-in hybrid versions have a charging door in the rear quarter panel: choose the charging-door option on side and full-body kits
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Hyundai Tucson PPF kits by body
We cut DIY pre-cut paint protection film for 5 Hyundai Tucson bodies. A new body starts wherever the panels change shape, such as a facelift with a new bumper or lights, so a kit always matches the car it was cut for.
- Tucson (2019–2021, TL facelift) · 2019 – 2021
- Tucson long-wheelbase (2022–2024, NX4, North America / Asia-Pacific) · 2022 – 2024
- Tucson short-wheelbase (2021–2024, NX4, Europe) · 2021 – 2024 (Europe)
- Tucson long-wheelbase (2025+, NX4 facelift, North America / Asia-Pacific) · 2025 onwards
- Tucson short-wheelbase (2024+, NX4 facelift, Europe) · 2024 onwards (Europe)