The Hyundai Santa Fe is a four-door large passenger car with a 3.3L Gdi Dohc 24-Valve V6 Engine. It has 18" x 7.5J Aluminum Alloy wheels with P235/60R18 tires. Safety features include Dual Stage Driver And Passenger Seat-Mounted Side Airbags and Electronic Stability Control (ESC)
Meet the new Hyundai Santa Fe. For 2019, the SUV formerly known as the "Santa Fe Sport" drops the "Sport" from its name. Meanwhile, last year's midsized "Santa Fe" will become the "2019 Santa Fe XL." It's a small change that's sure to be confusing to shoppers.
However, after spending time with the 2019 Santa Fe, dropping the "Sport" sort of makes sense. From the more upright design to the more comfort-oriented ride, the Santa Fe feels less "sporty" and more grown up. Plus, it's now loaded up with smart safety and convenience features aimed at new families.
Name changes aside, the biggest news for the 2019 model is that Hyundai has made its Smart Sense safety suite standard equipment for the Santa Fe. From the base SE to the fully-loaded Ultimate, every trim level includes the full complement of advanced driver aid features.
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