RUMOR: 2020 Hyundai Santa Fe N

2020 Hyundai Santa Fe N will try to overshadow the appeal that standard model already has. It will try to do this with more pronounced design, aggressive to say so, of headlights, grille, and bumper. The chrome details will be replaced with matte black ones. This treatment will be seen all around the vehicle. The bumper will now feature larger air vents and will have red details in the lower section. The N badge will also be an irreplaceable part of the new performance-oriented Santa Fe.



On the side, skirts will be extended and pained in red and black. The caps on the mirrors will probably have a darker tone. The tires will be low-profile, and this touch should add that sporty look that it desires from the start.
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MDarringer - 7/9/2018 11:51:08 PM

-6 Boost

It will sell sell sell.

dumpsty - 7/10/2018 8:25:12 AM

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lol...idk. Hyundai fans will definitely scoop up an initial allotment. However, the now smaller SanteFe N success will depend on if the top non-N trim is enough to entice a reasonable amount of conquest sales from consumers that own newer vehicles - not consumers sitting on old models from 2-3 generations ago.

Meaning, the performance (N) trim must be "real" & a meaningful upgrade. 325hp/325torque or more for any N-badged midsize cars or CUVs. Fakers be damned.

MDarringer - 7/10/2018 4:17:27 PM

-1 Boost

No. It just has to look sporty and get people to pony up.

carsnyc - 7/10/2018 11:13:07 AM

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I am actually looking forward to seeing the regular model in the flesh.

@MDarringer: a) Do you know when will it hit the showrooms? b)Why did it take longer to come to the U.S.?

MDarringer - 7/10/2018 4:18:25 PM

-2 Boost

I know nothing of that.

TheSteve - 7/10/2018 1:14:11 PM

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The more I learn about Hyundai, the more I'm impressed. An I'm NOT talking about PR junk. Hyundai vehicles are noteworthy for what they are.

countguy - 7/10/2018 4:16:22 PM

+2 Boost

lmao