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Hyundai Santa Fe.

The boxy, Land Rover-flavored Santa Fe packs three rows into a midsize footprint, and for 2026 swaps in a smoother conventional automatic on turbo models.

By The Broker Black · Updated September 30, 2026

About $36K*
Starting price (MSRP), base model
up to 36 mpg (hybrid)
Fuel economy
6-7
Seats
277 hp / 231 hp hybrid
Power
4,500 lbs
Towing, properly equipped

Santa Fe trims.

SEThe entry: 277 hp turbo, three rows, panoramic curved display, full safety suite.
SELAdds heated seats, hands-free liftgate, wireless charging.
XRTThe adventure trim: all-terrain tires, roof ladder availability, new Terrain Mode for 2026.
LimitedLeather, ventilated fronts, second-row captain's chairs now standard, surround view.
CalligraphyThe flagship: Nappa leather, dual wireless charging, head-up display, premium audio.
Hybrid SELThe efficiency play: 231 hp hybrid at up to 36 mpg with the same three rows.
Hybrid LimitedLimited luxury on the hybrid drivetrain.
Hybrid CalligraphyThe loaded hybrid flagship: every comfort item plus 36 mpg.

A Hyundai Santa Fe, on your numbers.

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Taxes and fees at the starting price.*

Registered inSales taxTitle, registration, and state fees
Phoenix, AZ$3,103 (8.6%)$636
Las Vegas, NV$3,015 (8.4%)$691
Los Angeles, CA$3,510 (9.8%)$602
Every new Hyundai carries the headline coverage in the industry: a 10 year / 100,000 mile powertrain warranty, plus a 5 year / 60,000 mile basic warranty, 3 years / 36,000 miles of complimentary scheduled maintenance, and 5 years of unlimited-mileage roadside assistance.

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Questions.

How much does the Hyundai Santa Fe cost?

The Hyundai Santa Fe starts around $36K, the manufacturer's suggested price for the base model before options and destination. Plus each dealership's own documentary fee (not a government fee), taxes, and government fees. Higher trims cost more; the Hybrid Calligraphy tops the range.

What trims does the Hyundai Santa Fe come in?

Eight: SE, SEL, XRT, Limited, Calligraphy, Hybrid SEL, Hybrid Limited, and Hybrid Calligraphy.

What gas mileage does the Hyundai Santa Fe get?

Up to 36 mpg (hybrid), depending on the trim and powertrain, per the manufacturer's published figures.

How many seats does the Hyundai Santa Fe have?

6-7.

How much can the Hyundai Santa Fe tow?

Up to 4,500 lbs, properly equipped.

Should I lease or buy a Hyundai Santa Fe?

It depends on how long you will keep it and how far you drive. Type the price you agreed on into the calculator above and compare the lease and the loan over the same months, with your state's taxes and your own credit tier.