Hyundai Releases All New Santa Fe Teaser Images

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26 May 2020 – Hyundai Motor Company has pulled back the curtain just enough to offer an initial glimpse of its new Santa Fe. The latest generation of the company’s longest-running SUV will feature a rugged yet refined exterior design, as well as interior design updates providing premium amenities and comfort.

We’ve driven Santa Fe many times, and is one of our favourite large SUVs. The new Santa Fe promises more, and we can’t wait to drive it.

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• First image of the new Santa Fe reveals a rugged yet refined design for Hyundai’s ultimate family adventure vehicle
• Teaser reveals bold, expressive grille with stereoscopic geometric pattern and eye-catching T-shaped DRLs that hint at technological enhancements

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ABOVE: All New SantaFe Teaser Pictures

The teaser image reveals several new design cues, including the combined front grille and daytime running lights (DRLs) that reflect Hyundai’s new integrated vehicle architecture.

Santa Fe’s redesigned grille is wider than before, expressing bold character, its chrome framing a geometric pattern that produces a striking stereoscopic effect. The eye-catching T-shaped DRLs are designed to be seen from a distance and hint at technological enhancements yet to be revealed.