Overview
- Hyundai has replaced the separate Technik and Komfort option packs with a single Technik-Plus package that groups a head-up display, digital inner mirror with Smart‑View, wireless dual phone charging, driver seat memory, four‑way lumbar support and electrically adjustable steering.
- Technik-Plus is standard on the Blackline trim and offered on the Signature trim for €1,500, which Hyundai says is €200 cheaper than buying the two former packages separately.
- Seating and drivetrain choices were tightened so the Signature seven-seater is now only available with all-wheel drive and the Blackline six- and seven-seat variants are offered only with all-wheel drive.
- An optional panorama glass sliding roof is now limited to the Hybrid model only, costs €1,200, and in the Signature trim it can be ordered only together with Technik-Plus.
- Hyundai left the powertrain lineup unchanged with the 239 PS hybrid (front- or all-wheel drive) and the 288 PS plug-in hybrid (all-wheel drive) while raising base prices modestly by about €300 to €60,650 for the hybrid and €65,250 for the PHEV, and the changes are intended to simplify ordering after last year’s tech-focused midcycle refresh.