2022 Hyundai SANTA CRUZ ULTIMATE - the first-ever Sport Adventure Vehicle

Putting the fun in functional, our Wheels and Deals Santa Cruz is the utility crossover with a quality ride. Sharp looks, compelling maneuverability, and a bed to separate the cargo from the cabin. Designed to open a new world of possibilities that meet your needs in one bold package. By combining SUV style with open-bed versatility, you can all the benefits all at once without compromise. Roominess with maneuverability, Towing capability and fuel efficiency, Open-bed cargo space and secured lockable storage, all in one.
The all-wheel-drive system splits the torque between the front and rear axles based on input and drive mode, while a center locking differential locks the axles for better uphill grip or when there’s slip.

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The bed features a built-in lockable tonneau cover, hidden bed storage about six inches deep with a drain plug. Clever storage areas continue inside, with 60/40-split rear seats that flip up to reveal a seat-length storage cubby. Mesh pockets line the front seat backs, but the utilitarian becomes a technocrat in the cockpit, headlined by an 8.0-inch touchscreen and touch-capacitive climate control panel housed in a wall of high-gloss black plastic.

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Lots pros on this unit…

Unique bulldog look
Clever storage
Urban ute
Potent turbo-4
5,000-lb towing capacity
Our TWO Key Guarantee
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Our Wheels and Deals 2022 Santa Cruz comes with nice standard features, an intuitive 8.0-inch touchscreen with wireless Android Auto and Apple CarPlay and an excellent warranty.
SUN-ROOF, NAVIGATION, LEATHER/HEATED/COOLED SEATS, REMOTE START, 360 CAMERA, BLIND SPOT, TOW PACKAGE, HARD TONNEAU COVER, ALLOYS, AFTERMARKET ALLOYS W/ WINTER TIRES INCLUDED / FACTORY WARRANTY plus OUR 12 MONTH HUGGABLE GUARANTEE Hug Quarter

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