Hyundai has confirmed it will replaceTucson by its brand new ix35, and Hyundai is going to launch it for the European market by the next month. The ix35 has been designed and engineered in European company’s Frankfurt-based design and technical centers. ix35 is seems to carry over many of the styling cues of the ix-onic concept car, which was displayed at the Geneva Motor Show earlier of year 2009.The Hyundai ix35 is expected to be offered with both front and four-wheel drive. In Europe, Hyundai expects around 95% of the car’s sales to be in front-wheel drive. Hyundai's ix35 is being pitched as a car for on-road Drivers, rather than as an off-roader.
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