The all-new Hyundai Santa Fe is one of the most-talked-about SUV redesigns in years — boxy, rugged styling, a genuinely usable third row, and a tech-loaded interior that feels closer to a luxury SUV than a mainstream Hyundai. It's a versatile midsize SUV pick for families across Santa Rosa, Petaluma, Napa, and Marin. Browse current options in our new Hyundai SUV lineup.

What Sets the New Santa Fe Apart in the Midsize SUV Class

Three things drive Santa Fe shopping decisions: the bold redesigned exterior (Land Rover comparisons aren't accidental), the addition of a 6- or 7-passenger third row in a midsize package, and a cabin loaded with dual 12.3-inch displays, dual wireless charging pads, and Hyundai SmartSense driver assistance. Available HTRAC AWD adds confidence for North Bay weather and weekend coast trips.

Santa Fe vs. Palisade: Which Hyundai SUV Fits Your Family?

Both are three-row Hyundai SUVs — but they target different buyers. The Santa Fe is midsize, more efficient, and easier to park, with a third row best suited to kids and short-distance adult use. The Palisade is larger, with a more livable third row for adults, more cargo room, and a more powerful V6 engine. Choose the Santa Fe for a smaller footprint and lower price; choose the Palisade for max family space.

Hybrid & Plug-in Hybrid Santa Fe Options

If you want better efficiency, the Santa Fe Hybrid delivers ~36 MPG combined with no charging required, and the Santa Fe Plug-in Hybrid offers electric-only daily driving plus gas backup. Schedule a Santa Fe test drive, get a trade-in valuation, or start a finance application online.

Hyundai Santa Fe Frequently Asked Questions

Does the Santa Fe have a third row?

Yes — the redesigned Santa Fe includes an available third row, seating up to 7 passengers depending on configuration. It's best suited to kids and short-distance adult use.

Does the Santa Fe come with all-wheel drive?

Yes. Hyundai's HTRAC AWD system is available across most Santa Fe trims and is a smart pick for North Bay weather.

What's the difference between the Santa Fe and Santa Fe XRT?

The XRT trim adds rugged styling, all-terrain tires, increased ground clearance, and exterior accents geared toward light off-road use.

Is the Santa Fe a midsize or full-size SUV?

The Santa Fe is a midsize SUV — slightly smaller than the full-size Palisade but larger than the compact Tucson.

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