The 2024 Hyundai Santa Fe Bigger, Better, and More Expensive

When you see a 2024 Hyundai Santa Fe the next time you go to a Hyundai dealer, you may notice a few things have changed.

The latest version of this popular crossover is bigger than before, it has a boxy new look, and there’s a new turbo engine under the hood. All of these updates also mean it comes with a higher price tag, but you can still get more with this Hyundai for less than many other SUVs.

The Santa Fe Grows Up

The 2024 Hyundai Santa Fe is a whole new generation. It’s larger than the previous model, making room for a third row and increasing legroom. But this Santa Fe is not only longer, it has a new boxy design that you can’t miss. As soon as you see it sitting on a Hyundai dealer lot, you’ll notice the new look. It looks more like an aggressive SUV that’s ready for anything. The new design is taller and wider than before, giving most passengers more headroom and space to spread out inside.

New Technology Is Worth the Price

When you sit down in one of the higher-end Santa Fes, you’ll be greeted by a large Panoramic Curved Display. It has two 12.3-inch screens. The infotainment touchscreen is slightly angled toward the driver, and the digital information display sits right in front of the driver, giving them all the information they need to stay informed on the road. Another big change is the multimedia system that comes with the larger screen now works with wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. The previous generation required a cord. If you like the wireless theme going on in the Santa Fe’s cabin, you’ll love the trims that come with two wireless charging pads. These will charge 15 watts and even have a fan underneath to make sure your phone stays cool.

A Santa Fe Made for Adventure

If the updates to the Santa Fe are not bold enough for you, then check out the XRT. This is an outdoorsy, extra bold model. It comes standard with all-wheel drive, a 2.5-liter turbo engine, and a starting price of $41,995. The blacked-out trim gives it a more aggressive look, which is only enhanced by 18-inch dark alloy wheels, all-terrain tires, and an extra inch of ride height. If you need to bring your camper, boat, or trailer on your adventure, this Santa Fe can tow up to 4,500 pounds.

An Extra Plush Ride

If you want the best, most plush Santa Fe, take a look at the Calligraphy. It starts at just $47,895, and you get everything you can imagine. In addition to exclusive exterior touches such as a unique front grille and 21-inch wheels, there are upgrades inside, too. An eco-suede headliner, quilted Nappa leather covering the seats, and a relaxation mode for the driver’s seat make this trim worth splurging on.