HYUNDAI SANTA CRUZ TRUCK PRICE ANDROID
At least Apple CarPlay and Android Auto are wireless across the board. Heated seats and steering wheel are absent and though its infotainment screen is the same size as the SEL’s unit, it fails to include satellite radio capability. There are a couple of omissions inside the SE cabin, indicating Hyundai was aggressively building this thing to a price in order to hook buyers with a tempting price tag. The factory tonneau cover, a dandy idea, isn’t even an option at this level. The SE does include a remote-release tailgate and a lockable storage compartment underneath its sheet molded composite bed but does without handy tools like LED bed lighting and utility cleat system. As such, we need to cast a critical eye over any practical cargo features – or lack thereof – before passing judgment on a particular trim. While there are plenty of insecure types who’ll bleat this isn’t a ‘real truck’, the reality remains that this is more than enough truck for most people.
These stats make the base SE an appealing proposition at $23,990. As equipped, the Santa Cruz is good for 3,500 pounds of towing prowess, more than enough to take care of a trailer-drawn side-by-side or even one of those hard-sided hybrid campers. An eight-speed automatic handles shifting duties. It’s a front-wheel-drive affair at this end of the pool, though Hyundai’s build-n-price tool maintains that power to all four wheels is optional with this engine for a $1,500 sum. But is that the way to go if you’re seeking a unibody trucklet for work and play?Įntry-level SE and SEL trims are equipped with a 2.5L inline-four making a perfectly reasonable 191 horsepower and 181 lb-ft of torque. As per usual on such events, all the testers were a top-rung model with the most expensive powertrain.
Until this year, the only relationship we’ve had with such a vehicle is after a knackered old Elantra caught the business end of a Sawzall.īut build it they have, with Tim handing down his verdict after a First Drive earlier this month. One of the last things your author thought he’d be writing were the words “Hyundai pickup truck” as they relate to a real-world vehicle one can buy right off the showroom floor.
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