
Hyundai Tucson (NX4) cockpit
View over the wheel of a facelifted Tucson plug-in hybrid on the road: head-up display in the windscreen, driver display and touchscreen under one curved panel, the indicator stalk on the left and the wiper stalk on the right behind the wheel, and the gear selector on the column.
- Cockpit
- Head-up display
- Wide screen
- Screen cluster
- Touchscreen
- Navigation map
- Steering-wheel controls
- Stalks
- Gear selector
- Physical climate controls
- Button bank
- 2020s
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