Hyundai’s SUVs: Here’s How They Compare

With Hyundai’s reputation for building reliable, safe, and stylish vehicles, it’s no wonder that SUVs like the Hyundai Santa Fe attract all kinds of attention. The best part is that Hyundai’s SUV lineup contains options in all shapes, sizes, and abilities. That means you can find the right vehicle for your needs and budget with ease.

Here are some of the highlights from each of these powerful and popular SUVs:

Hyundai Venue

If you’re looking for an extra-small crossover SUV that comes at an extra-low price, the Hyundai Venue is the right choice for you. It’s Hyundai’s second least expensive vehicle, next to the ultra-economical Accent. Don’t worry, though. Just because this crossover is compact doesn’t mean it doesn’t pack a powerful punch.

You can choose between three amazing trims and enjoy tons of modern features, safety systems, and convenient options at each level. The Denim model is especially impressive with a two-tone blue and white exterior paint job.

Hyundai Kona and Kona Electric and Kona N

The Hyundai Kona is known for its intuitive infotainment center, quick-off-the-line acceleration, and responsive handling. Beyond the six available trims, what makes this crossover stand out is the number of available powertrains. You can opt for a 1.6-liter turbocharged engine or go fully green with an electric-only option.

Those who really want to redefine the idea of a joy ride should check out the Kona N. This model combines the regular road warrior crossover you already love with Hyundai’s high-performance sports department.

Hyundai Tucson, Hybrid, N Line, Plug-in Hybrid

The newest Hyundai Tucson just went through a major redesign, making this highly sought-after SUV even more desirable. It comes with a new selection of engine lineups, including a hybrid, plug-in hybrid, and N Line.

Hyundai also added a slew of standard features to help the start of the fourth generation really stand out. Thanks to Hyundai’s top-rated warranty, a host of safety features, and an attractive price tag, the Tucson is the SUV your family has been dreaming about.

Hyundai Santa Fe, Hybrid, Plug-in Hybrid

While plenty of midsize SUVs are on the market, none can stand up to the Hyundai Santa Fe. From being named the 2020 two-row SUV for the money to the 2020 Best New SUV for Teens, this popular SUV brings joy to families across the country.

The Santa Fe is another great family ride. It sits right in the middle of Hyundai’s lineup with both tons of options and a fantastic starting price. You can also pick up the Hyundai Santa Fe with a hybrid or plug-in hybrid powertrain.

Hyundai Palisade

The Palisade is considered a midsize, even though it’s one of the largest vehicles in the Hyundai lineup. It offers three rows of seats and plenty of storage and passenger space. Even though the Hyundai Palisade has only been on the market for a few years, it quickly becomes one of Hyundai’s top sellers.

Thanks to four distinct trims and several upgrade packages, you can easily turn the Palisade into your perfect SUV. Don’t forget to opt for the premium 12-speaker Harman Kardon audio system to get the most bang for your buck.

Hyundai Ioniq 5

Most people are familiar with Hyundai’s Ioniq hatchback. The Ioniq 5 takes this nameplate to entirely new levels. This all-electric small SUV features brand-new architecture that makes it stand out from other EVs. Start with a larger standard battery pack and add in around 300 miles of driving range, and you have yourself an incredible introduction into what Hyundai has in store for the electric market.

Hyundai also announced that the Ioniq 5’s battery pack can be used as a backup power supply. Throw away that power inverter because this SUV can keep your charged all day long.

Hyundai Nexo Fuel Cell

While most auto manufactures are trying to get into the clean fuel game, no one other than Hyundai has released a hydrogen-powered SUV. This midsize comes with a full selection of driver-assist features, plenty of convenience options, and two magnificent trims. The entire country may not be ready for hydrogen cars, but this new wave of power is becoming more practical with each passing year.