Hyundai Santa Fe CAR PRICE LIST

I. Hyundai Santa Fe price in the Philippines - 2019

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If you remember the old Santa Fe that was launched way back in 2001, it was this weird bulbous thing that felt…clunky. Now with the 2019 model year, the Santa Fe has grown into a very handsome looking SUV vehicle which from the front looks somewhat like the Palisade.

Also interesting are the side-mirrors mounted on the a-pillar. As for the lights, the headlights and signal lights are now seamlessly integrated with the bumper and the LED DRLs are placed up top. The same goes for the rear with the brake lights positioned higher and the reverse lights and the signal lights down below.

The front of the 2019 Hyundai Santa Fe conforms perfectly with Hyundai's current design language

The rear is very Euro looking.

Inside, the Santa Fe is a very spacious Euro-style interior with most surfaced clad with leather. And instead of using just black, Hyundai gave it an earthy brown hue contrasting with a lighter shade of grey. What plastic Hyundai did use are soft to the touch and the headliner is covered in this suede-like material.

Surfaces inside the Santa Fe are clad in leather

The 2019 Santa Fe’s interior is also well equipped with comfort and entertainment features. It comes with a 70inch touchscreen infotainment system with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, a Qi Wireless charger, a power tailgate, and a 360-degree camera.

For safety, the Hyundai Santa Fe 2019 is generous with six airbags, stability control, proximity sensors, and blind-spot indicators.

Under the hood, the Hyundai Santa Fe is powered by 2.2-liter R CRDIi e-VGT with the power being sent to the front wheels. It takes around 200 horsepower and 442 Nm of torque. Sad thing is that there’s actually an all-wheel-drive variant available in other countries but we didn’t get that here in the Philippines.

The quilted design on the seats adds a more premium touch to the vehicle's interior

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II. Hyundai Santa Fe Philippines price: Estimated Monthly Payments

1. Hyundai Santa Fe price installment: 2.2 CRDI GLS 8 AT 2WD Variant

2. Hyundai Santa Fe Price Installment: 2.2 GLS 8AT 2WD Variant

Note:

• SRP in Manila
• Chattel Mortgage Fees may vary with the bank chosen
• Interest rates may vary with the bank and Loan term
• This is only an estimation of the actual cost. Monthly amortization does not include insurance premium

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III. Why would you want to buy a 2020 Hyundai Santa Fe?

Unlike most of the SUV vehicles available here in the Philippines right now, the Hyundai Santa Fe’s 2019-year model’s interior doesn’t look like a usual Asian made SUV. In fact, it looks more European with a dash of an earthy brown on black and lots of leather surfaces. While it is luxurious, the Santa Fe’s interior is also spacious as well. This, of course, makes it ideal as a family vehicle.

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The engine that we got here to the local variants of the Santa Fe is the old 2.2-liter turbo diesel the previous Santa Fe also had. It performs decent enough for the Santa Fe’s size but despite the sport mode, this Hyundai made 5-door SUV isn’t that sporty at all. There’s somebody roll and we don’t even have the all-wheel-drive that’s available in other markets.

1. Hyundai Santa Fe 2019 Pros & Cons

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IV. About Hyundai Philippines

Established way back in 1946, Hyundai actually started out as an engineering and construction company. It wasn’t until 1967 that the Hyundai Motor Company was established. In cooperation with Ford, they made their first model a year later.

Up to 1997, Hyundai was generally known for very affordable cars that were not exactly known for their luxury. Come 1998 however, the company sought to change its image. As such, they invested a lot of resources into improving their manufacturing practices, improving quality and design, as well as developing models with longevity in mind. And it paid off in 2004 when Hyundai ranked 2nd in an initial quality survey conducted by J.D. Power.

Currently, Hyundai cars are sold and manufactured almost everywhere around the globe, from Russia to China, and here in the Philippines.

18 Years ago, Hyundai Asia Resources, Inc. more popularly known as HARI, became the official distributor of Hyundai car models here in the Philippines.

With a massive and still growing 40 strong Hyundai dealerships here in the Philippines, HARI has fought hard and is currently the 3rd largest automaker in the country right now.

If you’re interested in their models available here in the Philippines, do check out our Hyundai review section.