Hyundai Santa Fe Price in Pakistan, Features, and Specs

Hyundai is about to launch the locally-assembled Hyundai Santa Fe in the country. With a positive brand reputation in Pakistan, the fans are eager to get their hands on this classy SUV. With only a few days left in the vehicle’s local launch, we are here with every detail you want to know about the locally assembled Santa Fe, including the Hyundai Santa Fe price in Pakistan. Let’s dive into the details.

Hyundai Santa Fe – Complete Details

Here is everything you need to know about Hyundai Santa Fe ahead of its launch.

Variant Details

According to what we know, Hyundai is going to sell the Santa FE in Pakistan in two versions: one with All-Wheel Drive (AWD) and one with Front-Wheel Drive (FWD). Usually, the AWD version has more features. We still await to find out what they will name these versions, but they might be called EX and LS.

Key Specifications

The 4th generation of Santa Fe, known by its chassis code “TM,” was first introduced in 2018. It went through a big update in 2020, not just on the outside and inside but also in its core structure. Usually, an update like this focuses on looks and small improvements, but for Santa Fe, they replaced the entire platform with N3. This brought about a brand-new, much better driving experience, along with more room inside and enhanced safety.

Talking about how much fuel it can hold, the tank has a capacity of 67 liters, which is the same as the PKDM model. With all three rows of seats up, Santa Fe can carry 130 liters of cargo. When you fold down the third row, this space increases to 571 liters, following the VDA standard. And if you fold down both the second and third rows, you get a massive 1649 liters of cargo space.

Exterior Information

• Design developed by Hyundai’s German design studio for a modern and luxurious appearance.
• Adheres to Hyundai’s “Sensuous Sportiness” design philosophy.
• New cascading wide chrome grill with integrated headlights for a wider and sportier character.
• T-shaped LED DRLs with sequential turn signal.
• Variants may feature dual projector or dual reflector headlights, with sub-low beam LED for enhanced lighting.
• Possible inclusion of puddle lights in mirrors and courtesy lights in front door handles (confirmation pending for local model).
• Aero-type alloys (235/55 R19), likely with imported tires.
• Roof rails and chrome window garnish in typical style.
• No rear privacy screen option available for PKDM version.
• Standard LED taillights, high-mount stop lamp, and rear screen wiper.
• Modern and appealing exterior design, despite being a model on its way out in the international market.

Interior Features

• 12.3-inch TFT color driver display with digital trip computer and speedometer.
• Heads-up display similar to Sonata.
• 8-inch Infotainment display with wireless Apple CarPlay & Android Auto (imported head-unit).
• 10 Speaker Harman Kardon surround sound system (head-unit is not Harmon Kardon).
• Wireless charger.
• Quiet mode for a quieter cabin, prioritizing front seats.
• Passenger talk system (confirmation pending).
• Seat walk-in switch on the front passenger seat for easy adjustment.
• Panoramic Roof.
• Heated and Ventilated Seats, heated steering wheel.
• 12-way driver and 8-way power passenger seat with memory function.
• 2+3+2 seating configuration with full folding second and third rows (easy button operation in the cargo area for second-row folding).
• Dual-zone climate control with dedicated vents for 2nd and 3rd rows.
• USB charging ports in front, second, and third rows.
• Auto folding, power, and heated side view mirrors with auto-dimming rearview mirror.
• Rain-sensing wipers and automatic headlights.
• The rear wiper activates automatically in reverse when rain is detected.
• Remote engine start, push-button start, and keyless entry.
• Steering wheel controls for infotainment and smartphone, along with cruise control.
• Leather seating upholstery.
• 12Volt battery located under a cover in the cargo area behind the third row.
• Full-size spare wheel mounted beneath the cargo space outside the chassis area.
• Power-operated tailgate.

Vehicle Performance

The 4th generation Santa Fe facelift comes in different versions, but in Pakistan, we’ll have the GF4 Gamma/1.6L Turbo GDI hybrid engine. This version uses both a regular engine and an electric motor. The electric motor, which has 59 horsepower, is built into the transmission. The regular engine is a 1.6-liter Turbo engine that can change how it uses its valves for better performance. Together, they give a total of 226 horsepower and 350 Newton meters of twisting power.

Under the driver’s seat, there’s a special kind of battery that saves energy. It works with 270 volts and has a capacity of 1.49 kilowatt-hours. This car has a new technology called CVVD. It’s the first of its kind in the world. It keeps an eye on how the engine works and can change how the valves work to make the engine run better and use less fuel.

The electric motor helps the car move when you start driving or when you’re going slowly. But if the battery is low on power, it might not work. When you need a lot of power, like when you’re going fast or uphill, both the engine and the motor work together. When you’re going at a steady speed, either the engine or the motor can power the car.

Safety Features