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Hyundai Santa Fe Turbo Hybrid

Distributor

Komoco Motors

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Built in

Korea

(launched 2024)

Predecessor

Hyundai Santa Fe Hybrid (2021-2023)

User Ratings

5 reviews

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Detailed Info

1.6 7-Seater (A)

$275,999

14.5km/L

215 bhp

6-speed (A)

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1.6 Calligraphy 7-Seater (A)

$295,999

14.5km/L

215 bhp

6-speed (A)

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1.6 Calligraphy 6-Seater (A)

$297,999

14.5km/L

215 bhp

6-speed (A)

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Price updated 10-Apr-2025

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Hyundai Santa Fe Hybrid Calligraphy Review

What We Like

Appealing boxy exterior

Doesn't feel laboured despite the small 1.6-litre engine of its hybrid drivetrain

Feature-packed cabin

Full of nifty adventure-oriented touches

What We Dislike

Ride quality can still be improved

CONSUMER REVIEWS

3.0

5 Consumer Reviews

Spacious Family car `

The Hyundai Santa Fe not only comes with plenty of road presence due to its size . It is also impressively well-built. The shape of the car is a love or hate relationship because of its back Shape from the front is well designed and has character

An interesting car, but more conceptual than pragmatic `

Test drove this car (Calligraphy) because I caught on to the looks of it. Have to admit that the front looks quite dramatic although the rear looks ugly. The drive however, was unimpressive and overwhelming at times, and most of its idea, design and features ended up feeling forced. The hybrid drivetrain felt underpowered, and the handling feels like I am driving a tank. In a nutshell, this car feels and looks like a concept car rushed to fill a market segment, with odd and unnecessary features (i.E., UV sterilizer, heated seats) yet overpriced with a lack of cardinal and premium features (i.E., Plasticky interior, weak engine, OEM sound system and a few original SF features that are strangely removed). I will not recommend this car unless it is priced way more aggressively, you really like the exterior and wouldn't mind your kids heating the rear seats up by accident.