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Hyundai Releases Details on 2024 Santa Fe
The new 2024 Santa Fe features a standard 2.5L turbocharged powertrain with eight-speed dual-clutch transmission and standard three-row seating.
January 26, 2024
While Santa Fe 2.5L turbo models are arriving at dealers now, hybrid models will arrive later in the spring.
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Hyundai announced new details for the all-new 2024 Santa Fe SUV with a new design, standard three-row seating, standard 2.5L turbocharged powertrain, and an entry price of $33,950.
Santa Fe 2.5L turbo models are arriving at dealers now, with hybrid models arriving this spring.
Hyundai Santa Fe SUV Powertrain
A turbocharged, direct-injected 2.5L turbo, making 277 horsepower is standard.
Also available is a 1.6L turbocharged hybrid powertrain generating 178 horsepower (231-hp total system output).
The 2.5T model is mated to an eight-speed dual-clutch transmission, while the hybrid is mated to a six-speed automatic transmission. All trims are available in either FWD or AWD, with the exception of the outdoor-focused XRT, which is available exclusively with AWD.
New Features on Santa Fe
Several new features are available on the Santa Fe.
A new standard dual-hinged center console allows both front and rear passengers to access the front center console.
All 2024 Santa Fe models feature Over-The-Air updates, allowing the vehicle’s software to be updated wirelessly with minimal downtime.
An available 12.3-inch digital instrument cluster connects to the 12.3-inch navigation display, offering an interface to access features like music, vehicle settings, and navigation. Wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto connectivity are standard.
Available dual-wireless device charging, a UV-C sanitizing compartment, and a camera-based digital rearview mirror are also new.
The 2024 Santa Fe XRT also receives upgrades with increased capability in mind. For the first time on any Hyundai vehicle, all-terrain tires are standard on XRT.
XRT also features improved towing capacity (from 3,500 lbs. to 4,500 lbs. rating).
The XRT boasts increased ground clearance (approximately +1.3 inches). XRT also features improved towing capacity.
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Cost of the 2024 Santa Fe
Hyundai also released the pricing for the following models:
Santa Fe SE FWD: $33,950
Santa Fe SEL FWD: $36,450
Santa Fe Limited FWD: $43,350
Santa Fe Calligraphy FWD: $46,500
Santa Fe SE AWD: $35,750
Santa Fe SEL AWD: $38,250
Santa Fe XRT AWD: $40,600
Santa Fe Limited AWD: $45,150
Santa Fe Calligraphy AWD: $48,300
Santa Fe SEL Hybrid FWD: $36,950
Santa Fe Limited Hybrid FWD: $43,850
Santa Fe Calligraphy Hybrid FWD: $47,000
Santa Fe SEL Hybrid AWD: $38,750
Santa Fe Limited Hybrid AWD: $45,650
Santa Fe Calligraphy Hybrid AWD: $48,800
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