SSANGYONG

TIVOLI SUFFERS UPDATES IN SOUTH KOREA

SsangYong's successful compact SUV was introduced in 2015 and after four years on the market, the time has come for its expected renewal. The Tivoli SsangYong half-life upgrade was introduced in Korea and will soon reach the rest of the international markets.
The SsangYong Tivoli 2020 will be recognized for its upgraded front end which features a redesigned grille as well as updated headlights plus a revamped bumper which now includes larger air intakes and refurbished antinebline headlights with a curious triple design.
The rear has also been revised, debuting a new signature light for the taillights, as well as a renewed bumper and a slightly redesigned rear cover. The Korean manufacturer also took advantage of the occasion to introduce new exterior tones and a renewed design for the alloy wheels.
Perhaps where the improvements of this update become more evident is in the interior, since the SsangYong Tivoli 2020 debuts a new design for the panel and the central console, as well as a redesign of the automatic climate control commands. In addition, it releases a new configurable digital instrumentation with a 10-inch screen, and a refreshed 9.0-inch touch-screen infotainment system. In the mechanical part there is also news, since in addition to the 1.6-liter engine that develops 126 hp, now will also be available a new turbocharged 1.5-liter engine that promises better performance, although for now the manufacturer has not provided what are their specifications.
The presentation of SsangYong Tivoli will debut in South Korea next June and throughout 2019, the renewed Asian brand's all-terrain will reach the rest of the world markets. Autonews