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Outdoor adventuring - Santa Fe XRT

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Why not get to your next adventure in style? The completely redesigned Santa Fe looks like no other mid-sized SUV, with a rugged, boxy design that offers class-leading interior space. A wide tailgate and three rows of seating – with the two rear seats foldable – make the Santa Fe versatile for both passengers and cargo. Available hidden assist handles make it easier to access cargo on the bridge-type roof rack.

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HTRAC all-wheel drive with multi drive modes helps get you there safely no matter the conditions. The Santa Fe comes standard with an efficient hybrid powertrain with 231 hp, or opt for the turbocharged 2.5T with 277 hp to bring towing up to 4,500 lbs for your trailered toys.

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But as rugged as it is outside, the interior is plush and comfortable for up to seven passengers. A wide array of electronic driving aids is standard, and the 12.3-inch infotainment screen houses standard Apple CarPlay and Android Auto with Bluetooth while the sunroof makes the cabin feel airy.

Attacking the track - IONIQ 5 N

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This all-electric car was born for a racing circuit; in fact, Hyundai’s N performance division has its development headquarters based at the famous Nurbürgring race track in Germany. And it’s not just the 601 hp (641 hp with boost) and 545 lb.-ft. of torque (568 lb.-ft with boost) from twin electric motors that make this a monster around the curves. Building on the already quick Ioniq 5, the N gets a reinforced chassis, lowered suspension, beefier brakes, better aerodynamics and a new 84 kWh battery, among many other changes, to make the Ioniq 5 N a true performance car.

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Need more convincing? The Ioniq 5 N was named World Performance Car for the 2024 World Car Awards, beating out the likes of the Ferrari Purosangue, Aston Martin DB12 and Mercedes AMG C 63, among others.

Urban exploring – Kona

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Another bold Hyundai redesign, the subcompact Kona gives a futuristic take on the small SUV. Available in three trims with seating up to five, the Kona is the perfect size for urban exploring and weekend getaways with a few friends, whether they have two legs or four.

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With 723 L of cargo area with the rear seats up, and 1,803 L with the seats down, you’ll have the room you need for those treasures you may find along the journey. Plus, the Kona comes with plenty of standard features that you’d expect in pricier vehicles, such as heated front seats, 12.3-inch infotainment screen with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, proximity keyless entry with push-button ignition, and a host of electronic driving aids such as Forward Collision-Avoidance Assist with Pedestrian and Cyclist Detection. More comfort, safety and convenience features are available, including Bose eight-speaker sound system, Rear Occupant Alert and combination leather/suede seats.

Getting stuff done - Santa Cruz

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Your downtime isn’t just for relaxing, and the Santa Cruz features the comfort and technology of an SUV with a truck bed for the utility you need. Throw your furniture projects, guitar amps or garden supplies in the back, safely tied down with adjustable cleats, while the standard roll-back, lockable tonneau cover keeps smaller items safe. The bed also features a lockable storage compartment, integrated bumper steps, LED lighting, an adjustable tailgate to help carry longer items, and even a standard 115V outlet that lets you power things such as tools, a coffee maker or an inflator for your lake toys.

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Whether it’s for work or play, the Santa Cruz can handle those larger items you need to take with you.

Staying ahead with technology – Elantra Hybrid

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Hyundai’s Elantra Hybrid stands out in the compact sedan market not only for its efficient powertrain and sharp design, but also for its cutting-edge technology that makes your life more comfortable and convenient, not to mention safer.

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You see it as soon as you slip into the leather driver’s seat: a Full Digital Display Instrument Cluster blends seamlessly across the dash into a 10.25-inch infotainment screen (with navigation) for a modern look. A Bose 8-speaker sound system, along with Apple CarPlay, Android Auto and Bluetooth connectivity, take care of the tunes. Speaking of smartphones, you can use that or a smart watch as a vehicle key, and a wireless phone charger will keep you powered up.

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Hyundai SmartSense is also there to lend a hand when it comes to safety. This extensive suite of driver aids includes Forward Collision-Avoidance Assist with Pedestrian, Cyclist and Junction-Turning Detection, Highway Driving Assist and Adaptive Cruise Control with stop-and-go capability, among many other features that continually keep an eye on your surroundings for more peace of mind.