Korean manufacturer Hyundai Motor Company introduced third-generation Santa Fe crossovers in Dubai. In 2013, two updated versions of a stylish and compact SUV immediately hit the roads - the seven-seater Hyundai Santa Fe and the five-seater Hyundai Santa Fe Sport.
When creating another masterpiece, company designer Peter Schreyer again relied on modern forms, using the motifs of "liquid sculpture" in the form of new models. A three-row radiator grill, elongated fog lamps and black roof rails underline the illusion of permanent movement. Design elements are present on door handles, mirrors, a rear spoiler, aggressive tailpipes and an updated lower bumper. In addition, they can be seen on the wheel arches, as well as doors with contrasting colors. In addition, the basic equipment includes 19-inch wheels.
Speaking of options, the new models are equipped with an eight-inch touch screen with navigation function, climate control, air conditioning for the third row, rain and light sensors, heated front and rear seats, threshold illumination function, etc. An interesting detail is the panoramic sunroof, which provides more natural light in the cabin.
The Hyundai Santa Fe Sport version is available with two gasoline power units - a 2.4-liter 190-horsepower four-cylinder GDI with a torque of 245 Nm and a 2.0-liter 264-horsepower engine with a torque of 364 Nm. The seven-seater car is equipped exclusively with a 3.3-liter gasoline V6 GDI, whose power is 290 horsepower. All three engines are paired with a six-speed automatic. An optional all-wheel drive system is offered.
