Earlier this year Hyundai took the wraps off the new 5th generation of the Santa Fe. A lot has changed on the SUV in this new iteration including a completely different design, many more features as well as drivetrain options. We were in Hyundai’s homeland Korea to sample how the Santa Fe has changed.
The new entry-level Hyundai EV will come with Level 2 Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS), and the company will have both a standard and a long-range battery option.
Hybrid powertrains will be rolled out across Hyundai India's vast passenger vehicle portfolio, covering vehicles in the sub-compact segment as well as "large, premium SUVs".
Manufactured in Brazil, the Basalt underwent a more rigorous test for the Latin NCAP, scoring zero stars compared to 4 stars for the India-spec under Bharat NCAP.