Latest Hyundai Santa Fe News

Hyundai is gunning for the Toyota Kluger with a hybrid Santa Fe, set to touch down in Australia in the second half of 2021.

Hyundai Australia will skip the plug-in hybrid Santa Fe and instead focus on its hybrid and pure-electric options, despite Kia bringing its Sorento PHEV to Australia.

Hyundai's new Santa Fe is here. Although it looks similar to its predecessor, the new seven-seat SUV is fundamentally different under the skin.

The 2021 Hyundai Santa Fe is on track to arrive in Australia before the end of this year, with a sharp new look and a platform shared with the Kia Sorento.

Government filings suggest Hyundai could return an entry-level, naturally-aspirated four-cylinder engine to the Santa Fe range.

New or updated versions of Toyota Kluger, Subaru Outback, Skoda Kodiaq, Hyundai Santa Fe and Palisade, Mazda CX-9, Kia Sorento, and Isuzu MU-X are expected for 2021. Plus, we forecast out a little further.

Hyundai has confirmed a petrol-electric Santa Fe is confirmed for mid 2021, to capitalise on booming hybrid sales. The PHEV's local fate remains up in the air.

A new appearance package for the Hyundai Santa Fe looks the business, offering sporty styling enhancements in a fairly conservative segment.

Hyundai has plugged a large gap in its Santa Fe range with a new, value-packed Active X variant.

Hyundai’s largest SUV in Australia (for now) once again has a V6 option. Pricing kicks off at $43,000 before on-road costs.

Not content to let the Kia Sorento have all the fun, the Hyundai Santa Fe has been given a comprehensive makeover for 2020.

Following an official teaser, the new Hyundai Santa Fe has been spied wearing sporty active wear, while Hyundai Europe has confirmed a cool new safety feature.

Hyundai's three-row crossover is getting a striking new face, with a full reveal due in the "coming weeks".

Photographers in South Korea have snapped the interior of the upcoming Hyundai Santa Fe facelift, sporting a Palisade-inspired cockpit.

Hyundai has recalled the Santa Fe over a fire risk, caused by a faulty circuit board in the ABS system.