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53-year-old Gary McKee, who vowed to run and complete a marathon on every day of 2022 for fundraiser hit his £1m target after completing his final run on the last day of 2022, according to The Guardian.

This 53-year-old man completed a marathon on everyday of 2022, here's why 

Mckee thanked everyone for the 'fantastic reception as he crossed the finish line.

53-year-old Gary McKee, who vowed to run and complete a marathon on every day of 2022 for fundraiser hit his &pound;1m target after completing his final run on the last day of 2022, according to The Guardian.
McKee, from Cleator Moor, in Cumbria, began his challenge on 1 January last year and vowed to contribute donations to Macmillan Cancer Support and West Cumbria Hospice at Home, The Guardian reported.
It said the father-of-three often ran his 42km route before starting work at the Sellafield nuclear site.
Mckee thanked everyone for the 'fantastic reception as he crossed the finish line.
Taking to Twitter he revealed that he had reached his &pound;1m goal in aid of charities, the report said.
Speaking afterwards, he said "The streets were lined. It was raining, but everybody was out clapping and shouting. "It was fantastic seeing everybody there. It's something I'll always remember.", quoting McKee, The Guardian, said.&nbsp;
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Gen Z beauty influencers can go to any extent to top the charts on social media. However, sometimes it gets too much to handle and these make up trends prove that

Year Ender 2022: This year's worst makeup trends we would better not remember in 2023

Year Ender 2022: List of this year's worst makeup trends 

Gen Z beauty influencers can go to any extent to top the charts on social media. However, sometimes it gets too much to handle and these make up trends prove that

2022 welcomed an array of fashion and beauty trends. Some received appreciation and some did not. However, some were so awful that we would better not remember them at all.&nbsp;
<h3>No eyebrows look:&nbsp;</h3>
From bushy to thread thin, we have seen it all but the thought of shaving off complete eyebrows is too horrifying. Isn&rsquo;t it? &nbsp;
<h3>Henna freckles:&nbsp;</h3>
For us, Indians henna or mehendi has a special place in hearts. Why ruin it with this baseless fashion trend? Moreover, the henna available in markets is usually not FDA-approved and can cause allergy on sensitive skins.&nbsp;
<h3>Lubricant as primer&nbsp;</h3>
Some Gen Z Tiktokers and influencers are over obsessed with smooth skin and can go to any extent for it. But using a lubricant for primer is surely hell of a disaster. According to dermatologists, lubricants are oil based and contain ingredients that can clog skin pores and cause severe breakouts.&nbsp;
<h3>Vampire skin&nbsp;</h3>
Last but definitely not the least, is vampire skin. Yes, Twilight fans we might not be best friends anymore, but tbh adding glitter with foundation is not approved. &nbsp;
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 In a first, people from across the world to vote to choose Oxford Word of the Year 2022

Oxford Word of the Year 2022 to be decided by public poll. Here's why

A team of expert lexicographers have narrowed down a longlist of worthy contestants to a final choice of three words -- metaverse, #IStandWith, and goblin mode.

A team of expert lexicographers have narrowed down a longlist of worthy contestants to a final choice of three words -- metaverse, #IStandWith, and goblin mode.

&nbsp;For the first time, people from across the world will vote to choose the Oxford Word of the Year 2022, Oxford Languages has announced.
A team of expert lexicographers have narrowed down a longlist of worthy contestants to a final choice of three words -- metaverse, #IStandWith, and goblin mode.
The voting, which started on November 21, will close on December 2.
Last year 'Vax' was adjudged word of the year.
"2022 has been a year defined by opening back up. However, although we have finally been able to physically reunite and come together again, our world somehow feels more divided than ever," Oxford Languages said.
"In recognition of this shift, we wanted to open up the final step of our Word of the Year selection process to the true arbiters of language: people around the world... For the first time in its history, the 2022 Word of the Year will be chosen by the public," a statement said.
The three words are each relevant to the year in a different way.
In 'metaverse', there is a conceptual future brought into the vernacular in 2022. From hybrid working in virtual reality, to debates over the ethics and feasibility of an entirely online future, usage of this word quadrupled in October 2022 compared to the same period last year.
'#IStandWith' recognises the activism and division that has characterised this year. From the war in Ukraine, to the Depp v. Heard lawsuit, this 'word' coined on social media to align one's views to a cause or person can often further foster dispute (and sometimes even hate speech) in its polarising nature.
'Goblin mode' is another relatively new concept: the idea of rejecting societal expectations put upon people, in favour of doing whatever one wants to. Early usage dates back to 2009/10, but as the world emerges from lockdown, the phrase has been coined in rejection of returning 'back to normal' after a fake 'quote' from actress and model Julia Fox brought the term back into the mainstream.&nbsp;
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On this episode of the EJ Tech Show, we take a look at the future of technology in 2022.

The EJ Tech Show: upcoming smartphones and tech trends in 2022!

On this episode of the EJ Tech Show, we take a look at the future of technology in 2022. First, all the leaks, renders and rumours creating a buzz in the world of smartphones, and then a peek into what tech trends look certain to dominate the year.

On this episode of the EJ Tech Show, we take a look at the future of technology in 2022. First, all the leaks, renders and rumours creating a buzz in the world of smartphones, and then a peek into what tech trends look certain to dominate the year.

Take a look at everything that's expected to make landfall in the world of tech in 2022!

On this episode of the EJ Tech Show, we take a look at the future of technology in 2022. First, all the leaks, renders and rumours creating a buzz in the world of smartphones, and then a peek into what tech trends look certain to dominate the year.
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From Trump supporters storming the US Capitol to billionaires taking a trip to space, the fall of Kabul to Taliban to natural calamities- a wrap of best images of 2021.
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Year Ender 2021 | The best images from around the world

From Trump supporters storming the US Capitol to billionaires taking a trip to space. The fall of Kabul to Taliban to natural calamities- a wrap of images that defined 2021.

Year Ender 2021 | The images that defined the world

Year Ender 2021: World in images in the year 2021

From Trump supporters storming the US Capitol to billionaires taking a trip to space, the fall of Kabul to Taliban to natural calamities- a wrap of best images of 2021.
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Jan 6:&nbsp;Supporters of Donald Trump climb the walls at the U.S. Capitol hill
Jan 13:&nbsp;Donald Trump, the only US president to be impeached twice
Jan 20:&nbsp;Joe Biden and Kamala Harris sworn in as US President and Vice President
Feb 1:&nbsp;Myanmar military coup
Feb 24:&nbsp;COVAX vaccine sharing initiative begins
Mar 7:&nbsp;Harry &amp; Meghan explosive&nbsp;interview with Oprah Winfrey
Mar 11:&nbsp;Everydays - First purely digital&nbsp;NFT-based artwork sold at auction
Mar 19:&nbsp;Iceland&rsquo;s longest volcanic eruption in 50 years
Mar 23-29:&nbsp;Cargo ship gets stuck in Suez Canal
Apr 9:&nbsp;Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, dies
Apr 29:&nbsp;All The President's Women: Harris, Pelosi make history
May 12:&nbsp;Israeli air strike in Gaza City
June:&nbsp;Canadian heatwave kills 569 people
July:&nbsp;Heavy rains swept across western Germany
July 11:&nbsp;Richard Branson reaches edge of space on Virgin Galactic flight
July 16:&nbsp;California wildfires
July 20:&nbsp;Jeff Bezos travels to space and back on Blue Origin rocket
July 23:&nbsp;Delayed 2020 Tokyo Olympics held
Aug 15:&nbsp;Kabul falls to Taliban
Aug:&nbsp;People desperate to flee Afghanistan after Taliban takeover
Aug 30:&nbsp;US forces exit Afghanistan
Sept 8:&nbsp;Afghan journalists beaten by Taliban for covering women's protests
Oct 5:&nbsp;Cumbre Vieja volcano in El Paso&nbsp;spewing lava, ash and smoke
Dec 8:&nbsp;Merkel era ends, Olaf Scholz takes over as German chancellor
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2021 was a year marred with controversies. From cricket’s infamous racism comments to the sexting scandal & an Olympian languishing in jail. 

Year ender 2021: Biggest sports controversies

2021 was a year marred with controversies. From cricket’s infamous racism comments to the sexting scandal & an Olympian languishing in jail.

Tap to know about the biggest scandals that took place in 2021

2021 was a year marred with controversies. From cricket&rsquo;s infamous racism comments to the sexting scandal &amp; an Olympian languishing in jail.

2021 was a year marred with controversies. From cricket&rsquo;s infamous racism comments to the sexting scandal &amp; an Olympian languishing in jail. Here are the most chaotic scandals that rocked 2021:
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Virat Kohli daughter rape threats
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India suffered an embarrassing defeat against Pakistan at the World T20 and what followed it was sickening.
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A 23-year-old social media user issued rape threats to Vamika after the Test captain took stand for Mohd Shami and blasted the &lsquo;bunch of spineless&rsquo; prople.
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The Hyderabad based techie who had deleted the tweet and his account, was detained by the Mumbai Police.
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Ollie Robinson
Ollie Robinson's dream debut went down the drain due to 9 year-old tweets!
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The English cricketer who made his debut in June suffered a huge setback. He was handed a suspension by the ECB for 8 matches after he played his debut Test where he took 7 wickets and scored a crucial 42.
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In 2012-13, Robinson posted a series of Tweets that were of sexist and racist nature which got resurfaced and went viral after his debut Test.
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Sexting Scandal
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Australian Test skipper Tim Paine was embroiled in an embarrassing sexting scandal that not only costed him his captaincy but also his place in the Test team.
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Paine stepped down just before Ashes after reports of a sexting scandal involving him and a Cricket Tasmania employee in 2017,&nbsp; re-emerged that were reportedly swept under the carpet by the then Cricket Australia officials.
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A tearful Paine accepted his deeds in a press conference and issued a clarification before taking a break from cricket
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Olympic medalist jailed
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Sushil Kumar, who won 2 Olympic medals for India is now languishing in the Tihar Jail. The Delhi Police nabbed the wrestler for murdering a fellow wrestler Sagar Dhankad.
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As per the police, the 38-year-old along with 12 accomplices murdered Dhankad, a budding wrestler outside Chhatrasal stadium over a property dispute.
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Peng Shuai
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Peng Shuai, a Chinese Tennis player reportedly went missing after she accused a senior Communist party leader of sexual assault. She however, appeared 3 weeks later at a youth tournament in Beijing.
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In November, Peng said that a 70 year old, senior party leader Zhang Gaoli had sexually abused her 3 years ago.
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After re-appearing, the Wimbledon doubles and French Open champion denied the allegations, but his did not ease the sports world who were earlier demanding proof of her existence by the Chinese government.
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Without worrying about the financial losses, WTA took the bravest step, they suspended all their tournaments in China including Hong Kong.
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European Super league
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Monetising football in the name of modernizing the game became a big fail when the 12 biggest European clubs in April decided to form another league- the European Super League, which would have apparently brought more money to these big clubs.&nbsp;
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The big 6 from EPL- Manchester United, Manchester City, Chelsea, Arsenal, Tottenham, Liverpool along with Juventus, Barcelona, Real Madrid, AC Milan, Inter Milan and Atletico Madrid were all party to it.
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The now defunct move created chaos in the football world. While some fans welcomed it, some other shunned it. The league was shut down barely 48 hours after it was annonuced as UEFA was quick to take action against the 3 clubs, Juventus, Barcelona and Real Madrid who weren&rsquo;t ready to give up the idea.
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Blockchain technology is expected to bring significant changes to human life! At least that is what its supporters would argue. From cryptocurrencies to NFTs to Web3, 2021 has seen a lot of blockchain-backed technology getting famous and all the enthusiasm over the internet can't be missed. Editorji has explained 5 terms you must know while you step into 2022:
1. SPAC: Special purpose acquisition companies (SPAC), also known as blank-check companies, are those firms that have no business operation of their own and are established to raise capital via public offerings. The money is raised for the purpose of acquiring or merging with an existing company. Investors determine management's goodwill before putting their money in SPACs.
2. DAO: A Decentralised Autonomous Organisation is a blockchain-based company with no centralised control. DAOs may not have a physical establishment as they are internet-native firms that are controlled by the holders of a blockchain network. The concept of these companies eliminates the hierarchical structure of companies. Decision-making lies in the hands of all the blockchain-network holders.
3. Web 3.0: Blockchain will certainly bring a significant change in our lives while bringing in more transparency and democracy. Web 3.0 is the next stage of the web evolution that would make the internet more intelligent or process information with near-human-like intelligence through the power of AI systems. Web3 or Web 3.0 makes the internet decentralised, i.e not in the hands of big corporates like Google, Facebook, Twitter, etc. However, the concept is not new as the talks around it started as early as 2001.
4. NFT: Non-fungible token is the blockchain-based ownership of digital assets. As these assets are blockchain-based their ownership is verifiable.
5. HODL: 'Hold on for dear life' or HODL is the internet slag famous among crypto enthusiasts. HODL simply means hold. Crypto investors use the word to spread confidence in the community at the time of panic in the crypto market. The word HODL asks the community to not panic sell and continue to hold their crypto assets.

Hello 2022! 5 'words' you must resolve to understand 

The investing world is going through a 'tectonic' change and you need an all-new dictionary to keep up. EJ Biz brings you the did you know to must-know terms.

5 words you must know to make sense of 2022

Blockchain&nbsp;technology is expected to bring significant changes to human life! At least that is what its supporters would argue. From cryptocurrencies&nbsp;to NFTs&nbsp;to Web3, 2021 has seen a lot of blockchain-backed technology getting famous and all the enthusiasm&nbsp;over the internet&nbsp;can't be missed. Editorji&nbsp;has explained 5 terms you must know while you step into 2022:
1. SPAC: Special purpose acquisition companies (SPAC), also known as blank-check companies, are those firms that have no business operation of their own and are established to raise capital via public offerings. The money is raised for the purpose of acquiring or merging with an existing company. Investors determine management's goodwill before putting their&nbsp;money in SPACs.
2. DAO: A Decentralised&nbsp;Autonomous&nbsp;Organisation is a blockchain-based company with no centralised control. DAOs&nbsp;may not have a physical establishment as they are internet-native firms that are controlled by the holders of a blockchain&nbsp;network. The concept of these companies eliminates the&nbsp;hierarchical structure of companies. Decision-making&nbsp;lies in the hands of all the blockchain-network holders.
3. Web 3.0: Blockchain will certainly bring a significant change in our lives while bringing in more transparency and democracy. Web 3.0 is the next stage of the web evolution that would make the internet more intelligent or process information with near-human-like intelligence through the power of AI systems. Web3 or Web 3.0 makes the internet&nbsp;decentralised, i.e not in the hands of big corporates&nbsp;like Google, Facebook, Twitter, etc.&nbsp;However, the concept is not new as the talks around it started as early as 2001.
4. NFT: Non-fungible token is the blockchain-based ownership of digital assets. As these assets are blockchain-based&nbsp;their ownership is verifiable.
5.&nbsp;HODL: 'Hold on for dear life' or HODL&nbsp;is the internet&nbsp;slag famous among crypto&nbsp;enthusiasts. HODL&nbsp;simply means hold. Crypto investors use the word to spread confidence in the community at the time of panic in the crypto&nbsp;market. The word HODL&nbsp;asks the community to not panic sell and continue to hold their crypto&nbsp;assets.

The investing world is going through a 'tectonic' change and you need an all-new dictionary to keep up.

Hello 2022! If you are truly ready to greet the new year there are a few terms you need to know to ensure you are moving with the times. The investing world is going through a 'tectonic' change and you need an all-new dictionary to keep up. EJ Biz brings you the did you know to must-know terms:
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Let's kick start with Web3! You may have seen a twitter twat between Musk and Dorsey and wondered what it was all about anyway! The definition of Web3 depends on who you ask...one set will tell you it is the leap towards utopian internet while the skeptics will call it yet another scam. Simply speaking The central idea behind the &lsquo;third version&rsquo; of the internet is weaving the various blockchain technologies &ndash; cryptocurrency, NFTs, and so on &ndash; together to create a web that is less reliant on the five big technology companies. How it would work or will it work well only time will tell.
Talking of less reliance or decentralisation.. one has to put the spotlight on DAO or Decentralised Autonomous Organisation, this is a blockchain-based company with no centralised control. Bitcoin is generally considered to be the first fully functional DAO, as it has programmed rules, functions autonomously. So for DAOs, decision-making lies in the hands of all the blockchain-network holders. DAOs are being used for many purposes such as investment, charity, fundraising, borrowing, or buying NFTs, all without intermediaries. So you can have a better idea, for example, a DAO can accept donations from anyone around the world and the members can decide how to spend donations.
Now that we mentioned NFTs let's move to that ..from art to fashion to even the original source code for the internet..its all on sale as a Non Fungible token. In the simplest terms, NFTs transform digital works of art and other collectibles into one-of-a-kind, verifiable assets that are easy to trade on the blockchain. It has digital verification and is the latest boom in the crypto corner and dubbed&nbsp;crypto art.
From Elon Musk grooving to it to Wall street minting millions on it ... you could have not escaped the term SPAC in the headlines.&nbsp;SPAC stands for Special purpose acquisition companies and are also known as blank-check companies. These firms are the new popular way to list overseas with no actual operations. A few 'well known investors' will list a shell company with the purpose of just acquiring a company to then have it listed. It is like a blind bet in a card game where you place your bets based on the players involved.
H ...O ..D...L ...from Twitter trends to GIFs this term took social media by storm... it stands for &nbsp;'Hold on for dear life' and became the go-to word for crypto backers and enthusiasts during the volatile ride of returns for digital tokens hoping to encourage others not to panic sell. This term actually originated from a typo. On a December morning in 2013, user GameKyuubi posted an entry titled &ldquo;I AM HODLING&rdquo; in a bitcoin forum. The misspelled &ldquo;HODL&rdquo; quickly circulated among the crypto community to become the rage it is today. Not only has &ldquo;hodling&rdquo; turned into one of the most popular cryptocurrency terms, it&rsquo;s also served as a strategy for traders, where hodlers stay invested and refrain from trading when the asset price decreases.

India on its way to go trans fat free by 2022: Harsh Vardhan

Union Health Minister Harsh Vardhan&nbsp;on Friday announced that India is on its way to eliminate trans fats from its supply chain completely by 2022.&nbsp;
Speaking at a FSSAI&nbsp;event to commemorate World Food Day, Vardhan&nbsp;said, 'Trans fat is a modifiable risk factor for cardiovascular diseases (CVD). And eliminating CVD risk factor is especially relevant during Covid-19.'&nbsp;
A food toxin present in partially hydrogenated vegetable oils (PHVOs) (e.g. vanaspati, shortening, margarine, etc.), baked and fried foods, trans fat is a major contributor to the rise in non-communicable diseases in India.

Union Health Minister Harsh Vardhan&nbsp;on Friday announced that India is on its way to eliminate trans fats from its supply chain completely by 2022.&nbsp;
Speaking at a FSSAI&nbsp;event to commemorate World Food Day, Vardhan&nbsp;said, 'Trans fat is a modifiable risk factor for cardiovascular diseases (CVD). And eliminating CVD risk factor is especially relevant during Covid-19.'&nbsp;
A food toxin present in partially hydrogenated vegetable oils (PHVOs) (e.g. vanaspati, shortening, margarine, etc.), baked and fried foods, trans fat is a major contributor to the rise in non-communicable diseases in India.

Paytm targets Google, announces ₹10 cr fund for mini app developers

Digital payments platform&nbsp;Paytm&nbsp;on Thursday announced setting up a ₹10 crore equity investment fund&nbsp;for mini-app developers in the country.
Targeting Google's dominance in the app distribution space in India, Paytm&nbsp;said it aims to have 1 million mini apps on&nbsp;its&nbsp;recently-launched app store&nbsp;before 2022.
Paytm&nbsp;claimed that over 5,000 developers from across the country expressed their interest in being a part of the Paytm Mini App programme.
Paytm&nbsp;launched an Android Mini App Store earlier this week to support local developers.

Digital payments platform&nbsp;Paytm&nbsp;on Thursday announced setting up a ₹10 crore equity investment fund&nbsp;for mini-app developers in the country.
Targeting Google's dominance in the app distribution space in India, Paytm&nbsp;said it aims to have 1 million mini apps on&nbsp;its&nbsp;recently-launched app store&nbsp;before 2022.
Paytm&nbsp;claimed that over 5,000 developers from across the country expressed their interest in being a part of the Paytm Mini App programme.
Paytm&nbsp;launched an Android Mini App Store earlier this week to support local developers.

Gareth Bale arrives in London to seal Spurs deal

Welshman Gareth Bale arrives at Enfield&nbsp;training center ahead of the&nbsp;Tottenham deal.&nbsp;

Gareth Bale arrives in London to seal Spur deal

Welsh footballer Gareth Bale arrived on Friday afternoon to complete his move back in Tottenham&nbsp;from Real Madrid. The 31-year-old who&nbsp;left the club in 2013 for a then-record fee of &pound;85 million was struggling with his game in recent seasons under Madrid manager Zinedine&nbsp;Zidane.&nbsp;While Bale's contract with Madrid runs until 2022, he is set to earn&nbsp;&pound;13m in wages for his year-long loan. Apart from Gareth Bale, Sergio Reguilon&nbsp;is also expected to join the English club for a fee of around&nbsp;&pound;27m

2021 Hyundai Tucson Revealed

The 2021 Hyundai Tucson has been finally unveiled globally and the fourth-generation model gets a bold and radical design in a major departure from the current generation. The all-new offering gets a new parametric grille that incorporates half-mirror type LED daytime running lights, while the new projector headlights are positioned lower in the front bumper. The new crossover also sports shorter overhangs, flared wheel arches, and more prominent character lines, while the rear sports the distinctive T-shaped taillights. The 2021 Tucson has also grown bigger in proportions and will be offered in two wheelbase options. The long-wheelbase option has grown notably by 150 mm and will be a seven-seater. Inside, the new Tucson sports large 10.25-inch digital instrument cluster and infotainment screen, while the gear lever has been replaced by buttons on the centre console. The new Tucson will come with a host of petrol and diesel engine options and will also get driving modes and new driver assistance systems as well. The SUV will first go on sale in South Korea very soon followed by other international markets. The India launch can be expected sometime in 2022.

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