In recent years, Hyundai has bulked up or revised its American SUV lineup to include the subcompact Kona crossover, the Palisade large three-row, and everything in between. This year, the expansion and updates will only continue. What appears to be the 2020 production schedule for Hyundais Ulsan, Korea, plant has surfaced online, and if accurate, it reveals some important vehicles we can expect to see from Hyundai this yearand when: Santa Fe An updated Hyundai Santa Fe will arrive in May, according to the schedule revealed on Autospy.net and The Korean Car Blog . The mid-size two-row crossover is expected to gain a hybrid powertrain hybrid option. Elantra The schedule also points to a June start for the just-released Elantra hybrid and new, sporty N-Line Elantra/Avante. But Hyundai previously announced production on the redesigned 2021 Elantra would begin in Korea and Alabama in the fall. The compact sedan features a much more upscale exterior design, a high-tech cabin, and a new platform that should improve handling and ride quality. Kona The high-performance Kona N version of the mainstream Kona subcompact crossover will enter production in July, per the schedule. As we previously reported, expect the Kona N to use a version of the 2.0-liter turbocharged four-cylinder found in the Veloster N hatchback. Tucson In August, look for a new Tucson SUV . This compact crossover should ride on the same platform as the striking new 2020 Sonata and will likely feature the same 191-hp 2.5-liter inline-four paired to an eight-speed automatic. It could also get a turbo variant, hybrid variants, and possibly even a performance N version down the line. The next-gen Tucson was previewed by the Hyundai Vision T concept at last years Los Angeles Auto Show. Genesis In October, we can expect the GV70, a compact SUV from the luxury Genesis brand, to join the brand's just-revealed GV80 . If there's one asterisk we'll add, it is this: The COVID-19 outbreak's effect on this (possible) production schedule isn't yet clear. We wouldn't be surprised to see delays not only from Hyundai, but from all major automakers during these uncertain times, given the strains on manufacturing personnel, supply chains, and cooling buyer interest. The post Coming Soon from Hyundai? A Performance Kona N, Spicier Elantra, and More appeared first on MotorTrend .