Hyundai previews the Tucson 'Adventuremobile'

Dubbed the “Adverturemobile,” the unique Tucson comes to life thanks to John Pangilinan, a tuner known for creating vehicles that blur the lines between lifestyle and automotive.

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Hyundai has previewed another version of the 2016 Tucson that it is going to reveal next month at the SEMA Show. Dubbed the “Adverturemobile,” the unique Tucson comes to life thanks to John Pangilinan, a tuner known for creating vehicles that blur the lines between lifestyle and automotive.
“Designed with the weekend adventurer in mind, the Tucson was the perfect platform for an ‘Adventuremobile,'” said John Pangilinan. “The build blends performance with the excitement of the great outdoors, without sacrificing daily usability. The vehicle promotes exploration, making it ideal for the daily commute, weekend excursions, and the occasional road trip.”

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The “Adventuremobile” features a Treeline Tamarack roof-top tent, with ample room to sleep two campers, and Goal Zero solar panels to power all of their accessories. The exterior has been beefed up with the addition of an Aries bull bar and side steps, Rigid Industries LED lights, and the vehicle has been finished in a BASF army green paint scheme by Strasse Sport. A custom 1.5-in. suspension lift provides greater ground clearance, and the Adventuremobile rides on Toyo Open Country A/T II tires with RAYS Gram Lights 57DR wheels.

To give the Tucson a power boost, AEM provided an upgraded intake and charge pipe kit, and the engine breathes more freely through a Magnaflow exhaust system.

Source: Hyundai