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2024 Hyundai Santa Fe XRT Makes Rugged Appearance at LA Auto Show : Automotive Addicts

Lloyd MurphyBy Lloyd MurphyNovember 17, 2023No Comments2 Mins Read
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The 2024 Hyundai Santa Fe XRT made a daring appearance on the LA Auto Show, adding a rugged twist to the already-revealed Santa Fe model. Despite the previous disclosures of design details and specifications, the highlight on the show was on the brand new XRT trim, drawing inspiration from the XRT Concept and aligning with the trend of other Hyundai XRT models.

The distinctive features of the Santa Fe XRT include 30-inch Continental all-terrain tires wrapped around dark-painted 18-inch wheels, elevating the bottom clearance by a notable 1.5 inches. Hyundai aimed to boost the SUV’s exterior with the addition of dark chrome and black trim elements, making a more robust and adventurous appearance. The front showcases a trim-specific grille, and discreet “XRT” branding will be found on the rear. Roof rails with cross bars and interior details, similar to the “XRT” logo embossed on the headrests, further contribute to the rugged aesthetic.

Under the hood, the Santa Fe XRT is supplied with Hyundai’s 2.5-liter turbocharged four-cylinder engine, generating a formidable 277 horsepower and 311 pound-feet of torque. With the towing package, the XRT boasts a maximum towing capability of 4,500 kilos.

Beyond the XRT edition, Hyundai made several noteworthy adjustments for the North American debut of the 2024 Santa Fe. The hybrid powertrain, consisting of a 1.6-liter turbocharged four-cylinder and an electrical motor, now produces 232 horsepower and 271 pound-feet of torque, a slight increase from previous figures. One other notable update is the inclusion of wireless Apple CarPlay/Android Auto as a regular feature within the Santa Fe’s infotainment system, addressing a previous absence in various Hyundai and Kia products.

Hyundai also unveiled the colour options for each the outside and interior. The U.S. market can pick from a spread of exterior paints, including Phantom Black, Serenity White Pearl, Shimmering Silver Metallic, Ecotronic Gray Pearl, Ecotronic Gray Matte, Ultimate Red Metallic, Earthy Brass Matte, Hampton Gray, Terracotta Orange, and Rockwood Green Pearl. Interior selections encompass Obsidian Black, Supersonic Gray, Pecan Brown, and Forest Green.

The two.5-liter turbo version is ready to reach at dealerships in March 2024, with the Hybrid model following suit within the spring. The Santa Fe XRT, with its rugged enhancements, stands out as a compelling addition to Hyundai’s diverse lineup.

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