2019 Hyundai Santa Fe first view

Ahead of a public début at next month’s Geneva Motor Show, Hyundai has released some images of its new Santa Fe.

This mid-size SUV – which has grown in length by 70 mm (3”) to 4,770 mm (15’ 8”) – is claimed to offer class-leading interior space. Hyundai is also saying that the cabin is a “premium quality” environment.

Hyundai Santa Fe (2019) Dashboard

Outside, the front end is undoubtedly the fourth-generation Santa Fe’s most appealing aspect. Slim headlights, a bold chrome horizontal element and a ‘cascading’ grille combine to give a striking appearance while visually widening the vehicle’s stance.

Hyundai Santa Fe (2019) Front Side

Full specifications have yet to be disclosed, but numerous safety features will be available. They include Rear Cross-Traffic Collision-Avoidance Assist (with automatic braking) and Safety Exit Assist (with automatic door locking).

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