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Hyundai Santa Fe 2020 Review, Release Date, Turbo

Hyundai Santa Fe 2020 Review, Release Date, Turbo

Hyundai Santa Fe 2020 Review, Release Date, Turbo – Shortly, people all over the world a new Hyundai Santa Fe 2020 be available. In the event you decide with this fantastic version, you will not be sorry for. Why? The answer is easy! And also this time, this version gives you a tremendous adventure.

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Hyundai Santa Fe – mid-size crossover, created on the platform Hyundai Sonata. The car was named after the city in New Mexico. In 2001, this model was the first crossover Hyundai, released at the same time as the Ford Escape / Mazda Tribute and Pontiac Aztek. Santa Fe was the basis of the company’s restructuring program in the late 1990s. And, despite the criticism received from journalists for his indistinct appearance, the car was a success in America. The crossover was so popular that at times Hyundai could not cope with providing the available demand. Since 2007, Santa Fe occupies an intermediate position between the compact SUV Hyundai Tucson and the Hyundai Veracruz luxury hybrid crossover (which was preceded by the Hyundai Terracan).

The 2012 New York Motor Show presents the third-generation Hyundai Santa Fe. In addition to the usual 5-seat version (DM index), for the first time, the extended 7-seat version of the LWB (factory index NC, in some markets called Hyundai Maxcruz or Hyundai Grand Santa Fe), which replaced Hyundai Veracruz / ix55, is also presented.

The system of a full drive remained from the predecessor.

Santa Fe has an attractive but not luxurious interior. It is well-finished and has well thought-out details. The door panels and the instrument panel are granular and decorated with a decorative stitch that dilutes the artificial leather. Accents with a texture under the tree and well-trimmed armrests add a certain coccyx cuisine. Leather seats are well executed. Large windows provide fairly good frontal and lateral visibility, but wide roof racks can complicate it in the corners. The rear view is not very good due to the wide line of glazing, which gives shrinkage to the rear side windows. Head restraints of third row seats block the small rear window. The huge rear-view mirrors, as well as the standard rear-view camera, can help. Beginning in 2014, the blind blind monitoring system is included in the basic kit. In 2017 the car will be equipped with a system of opening doors “hands-free”.

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The 2020 Hyundai Santa Fe Nails the Crossover Game and Looks Good Doing It

Hyundai's popular midsize crossover is striding into its 19th year and firing on all cylinders.

The Hyundai Santa Fe is now 19 years old, if you can believe it. It was new in 2019 for a fourth-generation with a better-looking and now corporate face. Hyundai’s plan was to make it feel more like an SUV, and I think they’ve succeeded. The Santa Fe XL is still on sale at Group 1 Hyundai, according to the consumer website, but this car is really bordered, sizewise, by the bigger Palisade and the smaller Tucson in the company stable.

2020 Hyundai Santa Fe Specs

Drivetrain: 2.4-liter I4, eight-speed automatic, AWD

Output: 185 hp @ 6,000 rpm; 178 lb-ft @ 4,000 rpm

Curb Weight: 3,735 lb

Fuel Economy (EPA City/Highway/Combined): 21/27/24 mpg

For 2020, the Hyundai Santa Fe moved a few features around. Limited trims get standard blind-spot monitors and premium door plates; blind-spot collision-avoidance assist, rear cross-traffic collision-avoidance assist, and safe exit assists moved from standard equipment to SEL trim and above; wireless charging is standard on SEL with the convenience package, and dark chrome trim is standard on all but the Limited trim.

The 2020 Hyundai Santa Fe gets either a 2.4-liter I-4 making 185 hp and 175 lb-ft and the 2.0-liter turbo I-4 making 235 hp and 260 lb-ft.

The Hyundai Santa Fe is the right size for my current, four-person family. The big sellers in the category are the Honda Pilot, Subaru Outback and Ford Edge, but this might be the best looking of the bunch. I like the new face of the brand that’s now also on the Kona, Venue and Palisade though I can see it being polarizing.

As for ride and handling, the 2020 Hyundai Santa Fe was fine. Bumps were well muted and control was relatively direct. I do remember driving it into some DEEP water on the first drive, like 20-some inches, and made it out.

The 2020 Santa Fe's HTRAC all-wheel-drive system, available on all trims, defaults to front-wheel drive until slip is detected. Then it can send up to 50 percent of the power rearward. In sport mode, it starts at 65 percent front, 35 percent rear and varies from there.

Hyundai Tucson too small? Palisade too big? The 2020 Santa Fe sits right in the middle.

The 2020 Santa Fe interior is as ergonomic as you can get with knobs for climate and volume and tuning, cupholders that are next to the gear shift, and not behind it, and, well there’s a tacked-on looking screen on top of the dash that I don’t love, but it is easy to sneak a look at while driving without taking your eyes too far off the road.

Our 2020 Santa Fe Limited comes standard with leather seats, dual climate control with four-way lumbar adjustment, ventilated seats along with heat and memory, the 8-inch nav screen, surround view monitor and a few other things.

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5 Cars We Want Kia-Hyundai To Launch In India

Hyundai and Kia are currently the second and third largest carmakers in the country respectively, and we would love to see the Korean carmakers bring their international offerings to India

Hyundai Motor Group is not only the largest car manufacturer in South Korea, but it is also one of the biggest carmakers in the entire world. The group was officially formed when Hyundai purchased 51% of Kia Motors, the second largest automobile manufacturer in South Korea, back in 1998.

While Hyundai launched its first product (Santro) in the Indian market in 1998, its subsidiary Kia Motors’ first offering, the Seltos SUV made its debut in the country late last year. All the products that the two brands currently have in their Indian line-ups are performing well in their respective spaces, and with a combined market share of about 22%, we feel that Hyundai and Kia should expand their presence across more segments in the country.

Here is a list of 5 cars that Kia and Hyundai offer in other foreign markets, and we wish were brought to the Indian market asap –

1. Kia Telluride

The Telluride is Kia’s flagship SUV offering, and is an exclusive product for the US market. The car can be had with either a 7-seat or an 8-seat layout, with captain seats available in the second row of the former. Under the hood, the Telluride draws power from a naturally aspirated 3.8-litre V6 petrol engine that puts out 291 hp power and 355 Nm torque.

The said motor comes paired to an eight-speed automatic transmission that sends power to the front wheels as standard, while an all-wheel drive system is also optional. At a base price of USD 31,890, the Telluride is truly a bargain, and could serve as a premium alternative to the Ford Endeavour and the Toyota Fortuner if brought to the Indian market.

2. Kia Sorento

Kia recently revealed the next-gen version of the Sorento SUV, which carries a lot of design cues from its bigger sibling, the Telluride. It sports the tiger nose grille up front, flanked by LED headlamps. At the rear, the tail lights draw inspiration from the Telluride, while the new bumper houses twin faux exhausts.

The Sorento will be powered by a 2.2-litre diesel motor producing 199 hp, along with a 1.6-litre petrol engine with hybrid powertrain with a combined power output of 227 hp/350 Nm. The diesel engine comes paired to an 8-speed dual-clutch automatic transmission, while the petrol hybrid sends power to the wheels via a six-speed automatic gearbox. If brought to India, the Kia Sorento would be priced around Rs 25 – 30 lakh, and would put up against the Volkswagen Tiguan AllSpace, as well as the Skoda Kodiaq in India.

3. 2020 Hyundai Elantra

While Hyundai launched a mid-life facelifted version of the Elantra in the country last year, the Korean carmaker has globally revealed the next-gen version of the sedan. In terms of design, it is heavily inspired by Hyundai’s Le Fil Rouge concept, and features a large cascading grille up front flanked by aggressive LED headlamps. At the rear, the car features T-shaped LED tail lamps, which are connected with a LED strip running across the boot lid.

Hyundai is offering the 2021 Elantra with a 2.0-litre petrol engine that comes mated to a CVT, and produces 147 hp power and 179 Nm torque. It also gets a 1.6-litre four-cylinder petrol engine, which is coupled with a 32 kW motor, and has a combined power output of 130 hp, and a peak torque rating of 264 Nm.

Since the Elantra facelift was launched in the country in October last year, we do not expect the next-gen model to be launched anytime before 2021. When it does arrive here, it will retain its rivalry with the Honda Civic and the Skoda Octavia.

4. 2020 Hyundai Santa Fe

The Santa Fe was discontinued from the Indian market back in 2017 due to poor sales. Internationally, the SUV has received a new-gen model, which drops its classy appeal for a more quirky and sportier look. It gets a 2.4-litre NA petrol engine that makes 185 hp, along with a 2.0-litre turbocharged petrol unit that puts out 235 hp power. 8-speed automatic transmission and a front-wheel-drive setup is standard, while an all-wheel-drive configuration is also offered as an option.

The car comes with features like a 12-speaker Infinity audio system, a panoramic sunroof, all LED lights, 8-way power-adjustable front seats with Integrated Memory System for driver’s seat, an 8-inch touchscreen infotainment system with smartphone connectivity, surround-view monitor, a heads-up display, a 7-inch TFT LCD multi-info display, BlueLink connected car tech, and much more.

5. Hyundai Palisade

The Hyundai Palisade shares its underpinnings with the Kia Telluride, however, it features Hyundai’s Sensuous Sportiness styling theme. The interiors are unique to the Hyundai SUV as well, and seem slightly more premium than the Telluride. Under the hood, the Palisade uses the same 3.8-litre V6 engine as the Telluride. However, the Palisade comes with an all-wheel-drive configuration as standard across the range.

The Palisade has been priced from $31,550 onward in the USA, which is on par with its cousin, the Kia Telluride. Sadly, there is no confirmation from Hyundai about an Indian launch of the Palisade, since the carmaker is currently focusing on mass-market offerings.

As of now, Hyundai Motor India Ltd retails products in the range of Rs 4.57 lakh (entry-level Santro) to Rs 26.97 lakh (top-end Tucson), while Kia Motors India offers only two products, the mid-size SUV Seltos, and the Carnival MPV, which are priced between Rs 9.89 – 17.34 lakh and Rs 24.95 – 33.95 lakh (all prices, ex-showroom) respectively. The aforementioned cars could help the Korean manufacturers to widen their respective line-ups in the country.

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SUV Review: 2019 Hyundai Tucson

For those looking for solid engineering without fancy wrapping, look no further than the Hyundai Tucson

Mid-cycle refresh of a popular compact crossover

While not abandoning its core car models, Hyundai, like many manufacturers, is expanding and updating its crossover portfolio — very aggressively, in the case of the South Korean company. Last year saw the addition of the youth-oriented Kona, while 2019 sees a new, fourth-generation Santa Fe, an electric version of the Kona, and later this year, a new flagship called the 2020 Palisade. Oh, and not to leave out its best-selling crossover in Canada — and second only to the Elantra in overall sales for 2018 — the third-generation Tucson from Group 1 Hyundai receives a mild refresh.

I’ve generally stuck to the theory that the fewer changes made to a vehicle during its life cycle, the better its original design and execution was, to begin with. And, in its fourth year, the Tucson’s makeover is fairly mild for a compact-sized crossover competing in a very strong, very crowded segment. Cosmetically, the Tucson gets a new cascading grille and daytime running LED headlights, along with a redesigned rear fascia including the tail lights, and new alloy wheels. A new shark-fin antenna is also standard. The rework complements the Tucson’s gracefully ageing looks.

Inside, alterations consist of a new centre stack design. On the features front, there’s standard Android Auto and Apple CarPlay, plus available Qi wireless charging and a second-row USB charger. Safety-wise, Hyundai adds forward collision-avoidance assist and a multi-view camera system to an already full list of things to keep the vehicle pointed in the proper direction and its occupants unharmed.

Actually, the biggest change for the 2019 model year is what won’t be found under the Tucson’s hood; Hyundai has dropped the troublesome — at least, according to Consumer Reports — 175-horsepower, 1.6-litre turbocharged four-cylinder along with the seven-speed dual-clutch automatic transmission, reducing powertrain options to two. The engines now offered consist of the base 2.0L direct-injected four-cylinder with 164 horsepower, and a more powerful, 181-horsepower 2.4L inline-four, both coupled to a six-speed automatic transmission with Shiftronic manual shifting and overdrive lock-up torque converter.

There’s an honest simplicity to the Tucson, one that is very appealing. This should not be construed as labelling it old-fashioned or behind the curve, just straightforward, at least in the way it drives and handles. By dropping the turbo-four, the Tucson now relies on normally aspirated engines to power it, seemingly flying in the face of future convention. As well, its six-speed automatic is a couple of gears shy of what, again, is becoming normal for its segment — at least for the competitive set not fitted with CVTs.

And it matters not a whit. Driving the Tucson’s topline Ultimate trim level powered by the larger 2.4L engine is to experience an uncomplicated, get-in-it-and-go motoring experience. My week with the tester encompassed such diverse late-January weather conditions as arctic blasts, 10 millimetres of wet “heart attack” snow, rain, freezing rain and even a day of nothing but bright sunshine and dry roads.

The Tucson handled it all, thanks to its HTRAC all-wheel-drive system, tracking through slip and slop with unruffled purpose. Acceleration is not pulse-quickening, zero to 100 km/h taking about nine seconds, but the engine is moving just 1,645 kilograms — reasonably trim for a compact crossover — so the Tucson is well able to keep up with the flow of traffic. There are two selectable drive modes — Normal and Sport — the latter sharpening throttle response and steering effort, though the differences between the two modes are not all that extreme.

Simplicity translates to the roomy cabin as well. The dash layout, including the revised centre stack, is clean and logically laid out, with buttons and controls labelled and easily accessed. Hyundai, in its wisdom, doesn’t demand the driver to scroll through touchscreen menus and submenus to access basic conveniences such as activating the heated seats and steering wheel, or adjusting the climate control, navigation or radio functions. Truly, the closest I can come to a complaint is that the heated steering wheel needs some work. The issue: Most of the warmth is concentrated at the eight and four o’clock hand positions, instead of the more desirable nine-and-three or 10-and-two.

Now, the Tucson’s user-friendliness doesn’t come at the expense of technology designed to placate the connectivity needs of perpetually wired younger drivers. The crossover comes with a seven-inch (eight in the Ultimate) Display Audio system. In addition to Android Auto and Apple CarPlay, BlueLink is standard on the Ultimate, bringing connectivity directly into the vehicle with technologies such as remote start with climate control, remote door lock/unlock, car finder and enhanced roadside assistance — accessed via buttons on the rear-view mirror or via a smartphone app.

Hitting the power button for the liftgate reveals a very usable 31 cubic feet (878 litres) of cargo space behind the rear seats, expanding to 61.9 cu.-ft. (1,753 litres) when those seats are folded flat.

So, how does the Tucson stack up? OK, it’s true it doesn’t have the same driving verve or performance dynamics as a number of significantly more powerful turbocharged crossovers. Equally, the loaded Ultimate lacks some of the more overt luxury touches found in rival topline models, such as the 2019 Mazda CX-5 Signature or Toyota‘s redesigned RAV4 Limited. Then again, Tucson is also $2,000 to $3,000 less expensive.

Here’s the thing. The Tucson is a player, the fifth best-selling crossover in Canada last year behind the RAV4, Honda CR-V, Ford Escape and Nissan Rogue. It doesn’t do fancy, it doesn’t do complicated. It does simple, and for buyers looking for solid engineering without the fancy wrapping, the Hyundai Tucson does simple effortlessly.

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The 2020 Hyundai Sonata Aims to Create Buzz

The 2020 Sonata will not be instantly recognizable as a Hyundai, but it is designed to be a head-turner and create buzz similar to the impact of the 2011 Sonata, says SangYup Lee, head of the Hyundai Global Design Center in Namyang, Korea.

The next-generation Sonata is one of 13 new vehicles coming this year for the Hyundai, Kia, and Genesis brands. It will be on display at the New York auto show in April with production set to begin soon.

This is an important year as Hyundai works to rebrand itself as more emotional and sporty while still offering value and retaining its commitment to cars—more are coming next year—even as Hyundai expands its crossover lineup and still plans to add the Santa Cruz car-based pickup.

Hyundai Le Fil Rouge Concept

Designing the eighth-generation Sonata was a challenge knowing it must excite consumers who continue to forgo sedans. “The new Sonata is quite challenging for us obviously just because we all know that market is shrinking and taken over by SUVs,” Lee said in an interview with MotorTrend.

As companies such as Ford, FCA, and General Motors cut their car lineups, Hyundai found itself deciding whether to proceed with a new car. But the Sonata is integral to the brand, accounting for almost a sixth of its sales as it competes with juggernauts such as the Toyota Camry and Honda Accord.

Hyundai chose to make a new Sonata but knew it had to be more appealing, with progressive design—no big-box sedan. “It’s almost like a four-door coupe style without compromising the usability inside,” Lee said.

“We will make big statements this year,” Lee said, akin to the 2011 Sonata, the sixth generation that made people take notice. It was one of the first coupe-style sedans, a provocative design at the time. Lee was a designer at General Motors working on Camaro and Corvette when he saw that Sonata with its distinctive profile. “I was looking at it, and I was like, ‘Wow. That is something else. And it’s going to be a hit with this market.’ As soon as I saw it, I sensed it, and second thing is, ‘why didn’t I think of that?’”

Lee thinks the 2020 Sonata can have the same impact. The design is inspired by the Le Fil Rouge concept (pictured above) shown a year ago in Geneva. Some Hyundai signature cues will remain, such as a hint of the cascading grille and the composite lens in the headlights.

But the face will not be recognizable as a Hyundai. Lee wants people to like it and take a second look and see that it’s a Hyundai. Rather than Russian nesting dolls, the goal is a portfolio of chess pieces that look and behave differently, but when they’re all together, their roles are clear.

Powertrains are uncertain. The current 1.6-liter turbocharged I-4 could be dropped while keeping the base 2.4-liter I-4 and 2.0-liter turbo-four. A Sonata N performance variant could be a candidate for the third-generation Theta turbocharged 2.5-liter. The six-speed automatic transmission could be retired with the eight-speed to fall back on as well as the seven-speed dual-clutch transmission. And we expect hybrids and plug-in hybrids.

Sonata dates back to 1985 when the midsize car was first produced in Korea. It was essentially a face-lifted Hyundai Stellar with more power sold in Korea, Canada, and New Zealand to little success. The second generation in 1988 was part of Hyundai’s expansion in North America, including the U.S., and the design was by Giorgetto Giugiaro of ItalDesign. In addition to Ulsan, Korea, there was a plant in Bromont, Quebec, until it closed in 1993.

The current seventh-gen Hyundai Sonata

Over its various generations it has used Mitsubishi engines, migrated to a platform shared with the Kia Optima and the first Hyundai Santa Fe, and was the first host for the new Theta I-4 engine and part of the production launch in 2005 at the first U.S. plant in Montgomery, Alabama. After the eye-catching 2011 model, the current seventh-generation model was unveiled at the 2014 New York auto show with more conservative styling to bolster sales in Korea. A plug-in hybrid with a 27-mile electric-only range was added in late 2015 in 10 states. The outgoing sedan got a refresh for the 2018 model year.

Lee does design work for both Hyundai and Genesis. Although Genesis was born from Hyundai, the luxury brand has a different legacy. As Hyundai positions itself as the sporty and emotional value brand, the infant Genesis brand must be progressive and daring and strives to celebrate Korean culture.

The current G70, G80, and G90 sedans will be followed up with the first SUV, the GV80, which is coming this year. Genesis has more new vehicles coming this year, but Lee is tight-lipped about the other products on tap.

He does confirm that work continues on a production version of the Essentia sports car. It is an iconic statement to define the brand, and he says it will be even better than the concept.

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The 2019 Hyundai Santa Fe Delivers on Its Promises

Here’s the scoop in a nutshell: The five-passenger Hyundai Santa Fe crossover is thoroughly redesigned for 2019. It’s no longer called Santa Fe Sport, either, a nomenclature change made just as the larger three-row Santa Fe XL based on the previous model prepares to give way to the all-new Palisade for 2020. Oh, and there’s this: The new Santa Fe is bigger and roomier than its predecessor in every meaningful dimension.

While a slew of trims is available, plus a choice of front-drive or all-wheel drive ($1,700 extra), the test car that showed up on my doorstep for a weeklong stint was a mid-level SEL Plus with FWD. This is a clean and handsome rig, with narrow LED daytime running lights atop LED headlights, both outboard of a chunky egg-crate grille with fog lamps positioned to each side. Lithe A-pillars improve forward visibility, while the front overhangs have been minimized. Handsome 18-inch wheels are standard with the SEL Plus.

A quick look at the window sticker’s $30,780 base price shows the word “INCLUDED” next to every item on board, save for a piddling $125 for carpeted floor mats. There’s a ton of standard stuff. Safety gear includes blind-spot detection, rear cross-traffic alert, lane-keeping assist, active cruise control with stop and go capability, and forward collision avoidance. The Santa Fe is also Hyundai’s first vehicle to include across-the-range standard Safe Exit, which warns occupants about opening side doors if a car is approaching from behind (the system can also automatically override the electronic child safety locks to prevent the driver from unlocking them if a car is approaching). Convenience goodies include an eight-way power driver’s seat (both front seats are heated), keyless entry and start, heated side mirrors, a 7.0-inch color touchscreen with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, and a premium Infinity audio system with surround sound and Clari-Fi, the latter a function which seeks to wring the best audio quality from compressed digital files.

Climb aboard and the new Santa Fe immediately feels airier than its predecessor, particularly in the seats; front hip room has increased nearly an inch. The dash is an approachable mix of digital screens and analog controls, making it a no-brainer to dial-in your preferred radio station (SiriusXM is included) or configure the dual automatic climate control to your liking. The forward center console includes ports for 12-volt gear, USB, and an AUX input. The materials are tasteful and everything is nicely finished, but the overall look is more functional than luxurious. That said, the simplicity of the interface and the resulting lack of annoyances proved more welcome in day-to-day driving than a hedonistic Nappa-leather cockpit full of overly wrought tech.

The rear seats gain more than an inch of legroom and there’s enough space for three adults (on short trips at least). The rear seat slides fore and aft, reclines, and also folds flat. Nearly three inches of added overall length have increased cargo room behind the second row, too. At the rear, a hands-free smart power liftgate is standard.

While a 235-horse 2.0-liter turbo four is optional, my example was powered by the standard 185-hp 2.4-liter naturally aspirated four. It’s a generally agreeable powerplant, moving the Santa Fe through urban traffic easily and reasonably quiet on the highway—though it can get strident when pulling up a steep grade. Making the most of all 178 lb-ft of torque is a new eight-speed automatic that greatly improves power delivery compared with the outgoing six-speed. It goes about its work seamlessly and quietly. The powertrain earns an EPA combined rating of 25 mpg.

No one would mistake this tall crossover for an enthusiast’s machine, but in almost all but spirited driving maneuvers the Santa Fe excels. The ride is improved thanks to a revised suspension, and steering is quicker and quite good. I drove the rig on errands, school-bus pickups, trips to the garden center and the grocery store, and an enjoyable Saturday jaunt to Santa Barbara for lunch and a museum visit—that trip being just under 200 miles up and back for the afternoon. In every situation, the new Santa Fe felt polished and composed, with an abiding feeling of structural solidity and the versatility to switch mission profiles in a blink.

No, the Hyundai cannot match the premium labels in richness of feel or finish. But at just under $31K with every feature above included, the new Santa Fe delivers a boatload of highly desirable amenities and safety tech, plenty of room for passengers and cargo, and a driving experienced that’s impressively refined and thoroughly competent. Besides, if you need more luxe, there are two even more impressively outfitted trims available—Limited and Ultimate—each with all-wheel drive and the turbo four optional.

Hyundai was right to drop the “Sport” moniker from its 2019 crossover. It’s everything else that the new Santa Fe does well.

2019 Hyundai Santa Fe SEL Plus 2.4 FWD Specifications

ON SALE Now PRICE $30,780/$30,905 (base/as-tested) ENGINE 2.4L DOHC 16-valve inline 4, 185 hp @ 6,000 rpm, 178 lb-ft @ 4,000 rpm TRANSMISSION 8-speed automatic LAYOUT 4-door, 5-passenger, front-engine, FWD hatchback EPA MILEAGE 22/29 mpg (city/highway) L x W x H 187.8 x 74.4 x 66.1 in WHEELBASE 108.9 in WEIGHT 3,800 lb (est) 0–60 MPH 8.5 sec (est) TOP SPEED 125 mph (est)

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The 2019 Hyundai Santa Fe Delivers on Its Promises

Here’s the scoop in a nutshell: The five-passenger Hyundai Santa Fe crossover is thoroughly redesigned for 2019. It’s no longer called Santa Fe Sport, either, a nomenclature change made just as the larger three-row Santa Fe XL based on the previous model prepares to give way to the all-new Palisade for 2020. Oh, and there’s this: The new Santa Fe is bigger and roomier than its predecessor in every meaningful dimension.

While a slew of trims is available, plus a choice of front-drive or all-wheel drive ($1,700 extra), the test car that showed up on my doorstep for a weeklong stint was a mid-level SEL Plus with FWD. This is a clean and handsome rig, with narrow LED daytime running lights atop LED headlights, both outboard of a chunky egg-crate grille with fog lamps positioned to each side. Lithe A-pillars improve forward visibility, while the front overhangs have been minimized. Handsome 18-inch wheels are standard with the SEL Plus.

A quick look at the window sticker’s $30,780 base price shows the word “INCLUDED” next to every item on board, save for a piddling $125 for carpeted floor mats. There’s a ton of standard stuff. Safety gear includes blind-spot detection, rear cross-traffic alert, lane-keeping assist, active cruise control with stop and go capability, and forward collision avoidance. The Santa Fe is also Hyundai’s first vehicle to include across-the-range standard Safe Exit, which warns occupants about opening side doors if a car is approaching from behind (the system can also automatically override the electronic child safety locks to prevent the driver from unlocking them if a car is approaching). Convenience goodies include an eight-way power driver’s seat (both front seats are heated), keyless entry and start, heated side mirrors, a 7.0-inch color touchscreen with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, and a premium Infinity audio system with surround sound and Clari-Fi, the latter a function which seeks to wring the best audio quality from compressed digital files.

Climb aboard and the new Santa Fe immediately feels airier than its predecessor, particularly in the seats; front hip room has increased nearly an inch. The dash is an approachable mix of digital screens and analog controls, making it a no-brainer to dial-in your preferred radio station (SiriusXM is included) or configure the dual automatic climate control to your liking. The forward center console includes ports for 12-volt gear, USB, and an AUX input. The materials are tasteful and everything is nicely finished, but the overall look is more functional than luxurious. That said, the simplicity of the interface and the resulting lack of annoyances proved more welcome in day-to-day driving than a hedonistic Nappa-leather cockpit full of overly wrought tech.

The rear seats gain more than an inch of legroom and there’s enough space for three adults (on short trips at least). The rear seat slides fore and aft, reclines, and also folds flat. Nearly three inches of added overall length have increased cargo room behind the second row, too. At the rear, a hands-free smart power liftgate is standard.

While a 235-horse 2.0-liter turbo four is optional, my example was powered by the standard 185-hp 2.4-liter naturally aspirated four. It’s a generally agreeable powerplant, moving the Santa Fe through urban traffic easily and reasonably quiet on the highway—though it can get strident when pulling up a steep grade. Making the most of all 178 lb-ft of torque is a new eight-speed automatic that greatly improves power delivery compared with the outgoing six-speed. It goes about its work seamlessly and quietly. The powertrain earns an EPA combined rating of 25 mpg.

No one would mistake this tall crossover for an enthusiast’s machine, but in almost all but spirited driving maneuvers the Santa Fe excels. The ride is improved thanks to a revised suspension, and steering is quicker and quite good. I drove the rig on errands, school-bus pickups, trips to the garden center and the grocery store, and an enjoyable Saturday jaunt to Santa Barbara for lunch and a museum visit—that trip being just under 200 miles up and back for the afternoon. In every situation, the new Santa Fe felt polished and composed, with an abiding feeling of structural solidity and the versatility to switch mission profiles in a blink.

No, the Hyundai cannot match the premium labels in richness of feel or finish. But at just under $31K with every feature above included, the new Santa Fe delivers a boatload of highly desirable amenities and safety tech, plenty of room for passengers and cargo, and a driving experienced that’s impressively refined and thoroughly competent. Besides, if you need more luxe, there are two even more impressively outfitted trims available—Limited and Ultimate—each with all-wheel drive and the turbo four optional.

Hyundai was right to drop the “Sport” moniker from its 2019 crossover. It’s everything else that the new Santa Fe does well.

2019 Hyundai Santa Fe SEL Plus 2.4 FWD Specifications

ON SALE Now PRICE $30,780/$30,905 (base/as-tested) ENGINE 2.4L DOHC 16-valve inline 4, 185 hp @ 6,000 rpm, 178 lb-ft @ 4,000 rpm TRANSMISSION 8-speed automatic LAYOUT 4-door, 5-passenger, front-engine, FWD hatchback EPA MILEAGE 22/29 mpg (city/highway) L x W x H 187.8 x 74.4 x 66.1 in WHEELBASE 108.9 in WEIGHT 3,800 lb (est) 0–60 MPH 8.5 sec (est) TOP SPEED 125 mph (est)

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The 2019 Hyundai Santa Fe Delivers on Its Promises

Here’s the scoop in a nutshell: The five-passenger Hyundai Santa Fe crossover is thoroughly redesigned for 2019. It’s no longer called Santa Fe Sport, either, a nomenclature change made just as the larger three-row Santa Fe XL based on the previous model prepares to give way to the all-new Palisade for 2020. Oh, and there’s this: The new Santa Fe is bigger and roomier than its predecessor in every meaningful dimension.

While a slew of trims is available, plus a choice of front-drive or all-wheel drive ($1,700 extra), the test car that showed up on my doorstep for a weeklong stint was a mid-level SEL Plus with FWD. This is a clean and handsome rig, with narrow LED daytime running lights atop LED headlights, both outboard of a chunky egg-crate grille with fog lamps positioned to each side. Lithe A-pillars improve forward visibility, while the front overhangs have been minimized. Handsome 18-inch wheels are standard with the SEL Plus.

A quick look at the window sticker’s $30,780 base price shows the word “INCLUDED” next to every item on board, save for a piddling $125 for carpeted floor mats. There’s a ton of standard stuff. Safety gear includes blind-spot detection, rear cross-traffic alert, lane-keeping assist, active cruise control with stop and go capability, and forward collision avoidance. The Santa Fe is also Hyundai’s first vehicle to include across-the-range standard Safe Exit, which warns occupants about opening side doors if a car is approaching from behind (the system can also automatically override the electronic child safety locks to prevent the driver from unlocking them if a car is approaching). Convenience goodies include an eight-way power driver’s seat (both front seats are heated), keyless entry and start, heated side mirrors, a 7.0-inch color touchscreen with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, and a premium Infinity audio system with surround sound and Clari-Fi, the latter a function which seeks to wring the best audio quality from compressed digital files.

Climb aboard and the new Santa Fe immediately feels airier than its predecessor, particularly in the seats; front hip room has increased nearly an inch. The dash is an approachable mix of digital screens and analog controls, making it a no-brainer to dial-in your preferred radio station (SiriusXM is included) or configure the dual automatic climate control to your liking. The forward center console includes ports for 12-volt gear, USB, and an AUX input. The materials are tasteful and everything is nicely finished, but the overall look is more functional than luxurious. That said, the simplicity of the interface and the resulting lack of annoyances proved more welcome in day-to-day driving than a hedonistic Nappa-leather cockpit full of overly wrought tech.

The rear seats gain more than an inch of legroom and there’s enough space for three adults (on short trips at least). The rear seat slides fore and aft, reclines, and also folds flat. Nearly three inches of added overall length have increased cargo room behind the second row, too. At the rear, a hands-free smart power liftgate is standard.

While a 235-horse 2.0-liter turbo four is optional, my example was powered by the standard 185-hp 2.4-liter naturally aspirated four. It’s a generally agreeable powerplant, moving the Santa Fe through urban traffic easily and reasonably quiet on the highway—though it can get strident when pulling up a steep grade. Making the most of all 178 lb-ft of torque is a new eight-speed automatic that greatly improves power delivery compared with the outgoing six-speed. It goes about its work seamlessly and quietly. The powertrain earns an EPA combined rating of 25 mpg.

No one would mistake this tall crossover for an enthusiast’s machine, but in almost all but spirited driving maneuvers the Santa Fe excels. The ride is improved thanks to a revised suspension, and steering is quicker and quite good. I drove the rig on errands, school-bus pickups, trips to the garden center and the grocery store, and an enjoyable Saturday jaunt to Santa Barbara for lunch and a museum visit—that trip being just under 200 miles up and back for the afternoon. In every situation, the new Santa Fe felt polished and composed, with an abiding feeling of structural solidity and the versatility to switch mission profiles in a blink.

No, the Hyundai cannot match the premium labels in richness of feel or finish. But at just under $31K with every feature above included, the new Santa Fe delivers a boatload of highly desirable amenities and safety tech, plenty of room for passengers and cargo, and a driving experienced that’s impressively refined and thoroughly competent. Besides, if you need more luxe, there are two even more impressively outfitted trims available—Limited and Ultimate—each with all-wheel drive and the turbo four optional.

Hyundai was right to drop the “Sport” moniker from its 2019 crossover. It’s everything else that the new Santa Fe does well.

2019 Hyundai Santa Fe SEL Plus 2.4 FWD Specifications

ON SALE Now PRICE $30,780/$30,905 (base/as-tested) ENGINE 2.4L DOHC 16-valve inline 4, 185 hp @ 6,000 rpm, 178 lb-ft @ 4,000 rpm TRANSMISSION 8-speed automatic LAYOUT 4-door, 5-passenger, front-engine, FWD hatchback EPA MILEAGE 22/29 mpg (city/highway) L x W x H 187.8 x 74.4 x 66.1 in WHEELBASE 108.9 in WEIGHT 3,800 lb (est) 0–60 MPH 8.5 sec (est) TOP SPEED 125 mph (est)

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2020 Hyundai Santa FE Sport 2.4L Price, Review

2020 Hyundai Santa FE Sport 2.4L Price, Review

2020 Hyundai Santa FE Sport 2.4L Price, Review – Because the development of the particular Edge ST, it is evident as daytime how the portion from the performance-driven Sports utility vehicles is increasing every single day. The actual 2020 Hyundai Santa FE Sports 2.4Lis indeed one this kind of middle of the-dimension SUV which offers fantastic performance abilities. However, Hyundai is lacking…

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2020 Hyundai Veracruz Concept, Change And Rumor

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2020 Hyundai Veracruz Concept, Change And Rumor

2020 Hyundai Veracruz Concept, Change And Rumor – 2020 Hyundai Veracruz For Sale,2020 Hyundai Veracruz Reviews,2020 Hyundai Veracruz Price,2020 Hyundai Veracruz Alternator. 2020 Hyundai Veracruz is Hyundai’s latest collection intended to supply it with a bit of development approximately it. This indeed relates to the crossover SUV portion, due to the fact level of competition in the SUV section is gaining more complicated. Enthusiasts base of Korean car maker is more prominent every single day. This is going on not unintentionally, but considering the work and groundbreaking design and has operated Hyundai.

2020 Hyundai Veracruz Release Date

Feature

Our spy images show that Hyundai is previously at a later period of evolution for the new 2020 Hyundai Veracruz. You can see throughout the hide devices that the vehicle will feature a massive, boxy design with the answer to the grille and front lights very much like whatever we see on the attractive redesign of the Santa Fe. Going through an alteration in thoughts, technicians are creating a significant career with infotainment process and performance. Doing actions are much better as well as have more methods than before when. The productivity strength and durability is much stronger with a quiet motor and soft drive.

Exterior And Interior

All over the most up-to-date 2020 Hyundai Veracruz will develop leading news right after continuing version of this substantial SUV arrived in 2012. The rumored larger flying car is very likely acquiring the same underpinnings as the new Genesis sedan. It will probably be designed utilizing advanced supplies, which is make bodywork 2020 Hyundai Veracruz light than its forerunner. Some of the significant exteriors include will probably be the venture light fixture Encouraged that will be created in an attractive way that befits an SUV when this stature. The most famous crossover SUV is sure to get new product lines and shape on the roof covering and hood. On top of that, there should also be a large grille which will give you the SUV with a far more competitive glance on the roadways. The incorporation of large tires will even boost the Sports utility vehicles previously ruthless seem.

2020 Hyundai Veracruz Concept

Preaching about the interior design, there are substantial changes. It will likely be featured with right group fabrics and advanced modern advances. On the other hand, new 2020 Hyundai Veracruz conceals it is in the open air created very underneath the obscure to make sure we yet practically never know anyone format. We have high hopes that in the dashboard also elements an up to date infotainment. The security functionality is also introduced. In a new expression, we could point out that the vehicle is far more purposeful, best to take care of and he has safer appliances.

2020 Hyundai Veracruz Engine

The 2020 Hyundai Veracruz includes some engines. The chance of this 2020 Hyundai Veracruz can be power a 3.3 liter two turbocharged V6 engine, which is going to force the leading reduce model. With this particular product, new 2020 Hyundai Veracruz can provide 370 horsepower and 400 lb-feet of torque. It will likely be paired with an eight swiftness auto transmission which enables it to be followed by Hyundai’s H-TRAC all tire drive the car method. A 3. liter turbo diesel engine with 260 horsepower also as another alternative, alongside regular fuel system. But, shoppers yet count on a driver with a higher fuel economy from 2020 Hyundai Veracruz.

2020 Hyundai Veracruz Change

2020 Hyundai Veracruz Price And Release Date

Some rumors are implying that that could be some diesel prototype aboard, but virtually nothing is affirmed nonetheless. When the genuine news flash is holding out to become affirmed, we can easily say extra information regarding the foreseeable future vehicle. It comes down in the following that year. Still, the enthusiast will quickly realize a first appearance as well as public data and specs in a present year. Notice, Hyundai’s doing a split SUV platform simply because of its Genesis trademark. That one is believed to be a rear-tire-commute design with longitudinally positioned engines. The first of all application form could be a mid-size GV80 SUV going to Genesis showrooms in 2020.