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Ultimate SUV Showdown: Hyundai Santa Fe vs. Kia Sportage
Find Out Which SUV Has What It Takes To Be King Of The Ring
There's nothing quite like driving a new SUV that understands the value capability, versatility, and utility. Take the new Hyundai Santa Fe. Since the beginning, this sport utility vehicle has been helping families take their adventure further. Today, the Santa Fe continues this tradition completely refined interior design and performance features. To show you how far this new Hyundai SUV has come, we have decided to pair the Santa Fe vs. Sportage.
With both of these sport utility vehicles sharing a powerful yet fuel-efficient 2.4-liter 4-Cylinder Engine, you can see the true power of the new Hyundai Santa Fe. Not to mention, you will also have an opportunity to see how much more room the Hyundai Santa Fe has than the Kia Sportage.
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| Hyundai Santa Fe | Â Vs | Â Kia Sportage |
| Â 2.4-liter Inline 4-Cylinder Engine | Â Engine | Â 2.4-liter 4-Cylinder Engine |
| Â 185 @ 6,200 rpm | Â Horsepower | Â 181 @ 6,000 rpm |
| Â 178 lb.-ft.@ 4,500 rpm | Â Torque | Â 175 lb.-ft. @ 4,000 |
| Â 8-speed automatic | Â Transmission | Â 6-Speed Automatic |
| Â 18.8 gallons | Â Fuel Capacity | Â 16.2 gallon fuel tank |
| Â 187.8-inches | Â Length | Â 176.4-inches |
| Â 74.4-inches | Â Width | Â 73.0-inches |
| Â 108.9-inches | Â Wheelbase | Â 105.1-inches |
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Hyundai Santa Fe vs Kia Sportage Exterior Design
It's no secret! The Hyundai Santa Fe is bigger than the Kia Sportage. Off the line, the Santa Fe stretches out with a 187.8-inch length, and 74.4-inch width. Meanwhile, Kia Sportage only extends 176.4-inches long, and 73.0-inches wide. Furthermore, the Santa Fe also takes the lead with a 108.9-inch wheelbase. In comparison, the Kia Sportage only has a 105.1-inch wheelbase.And, what's more, the new Hyundai Santa Fe doesn't just come standard with bigger proportions. It also comes standard with more features. Some of the features that come standard on the new Hyundai Santa Fe are:
- Projector Headlights
- LED Accents
- LED Daytime Running Lights
- Roof-Mounted Center High-Mount Stop Light
- Chrome Accent Front Grille
- Solar Control Front Glass
- Rear Privacy Glass
- 17-inch alloy wheels wrapped in all-season tires
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Hyundai Santa Fe vs. Kia Sportage Engine Features
When it comes down to performance, the new Hyundai Santa Fe is the winner. Tucked underneath hood rests a 185 horsepower 2.4-liter Inline 4-Cylinder Engine that churns out 178 lb.-ft. of torque. Paired with 8-speed automatic transmission, the Santa Fe achieves an EPA estimated fuel economy of 22 mpg in the city, 29 mpg on the highway, and 25 mpg combined. The Hyundai Santa FE also comes standard with an Idle Stop & Go system. As a result, this sport utility vehicle helps you save more money by the mile. Just think about it. The new Hyundai Santa Fe is one of the first SUV's that pays you to drive it. How can you beat that?
Meanwhile, the Kia Sportage only comes standard with a 181 horsepower 2.4-liter Inline 4-Cylinder Engine that pushes out 175 lb.-ft. of torque. Even more surprising, the new Kia Sportage only comes standard with a 6-speed automatic transmission. And to make matters worse, the Kia Sportage delivers a lower fuel economy. As a result, the new Sportage KIA SUV struggles to keep up with the new Hyundai Santa Fe for sale.
So which SUV would you rather drive?
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Hyundai Santa Fe vs. Kia Sportage Interior
Now that you know that the new Hyundai Santa Fe comes standard with a better powertrain, you should also know that it comes standard with a better interior. Inside, this vehicle offers drivers 110.7 cu.-ft. of passenger volume, and 71.3 cu.-ft. of cargo volume. This Hyundai SUV also comes loaded with a 60/40 split-folding second-row seatback, a 6-way adjustable driver seat with 2-way power lumbar settings. You'll also be glad to know that the new Santa FE also comes standard with Android Auto, Apple Car Play, Dual USB Ports, a rearview monitor with parking guidance, and Hands-Free Bluetooth Technology.
On the other hand, the new Kia Sportage limits your driving experience with less passenger volume and cargo volume. Oddly enough, the Kia Sportage doesn't give you nearly as much legroom as the new Hyundai Santa Fe. But don't get us wrong, the new Kia Sportage does come standard with it's a fair share of notable features. However, it doesn't nearly as much room as the Kia Sportage. As a result, drivers must compromise their driving experience. So why settle for less whenever you can have more? Give yourself all of the room and features that you deserve. Check out the new Hyundai Santa Fe for sale near you.
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Hyundai Santa Fe vs. Kia Sportage Safety Features
For drivers seeking more safety and security, the new Hyundai Santa Fe is the perfect solution. According to the IIHS, the new Hyundai Santa FE is a Top Safety Pick. And for a good reason. The new Santa Fe comes standard with a prize-winning combination of safety and security features. Some of the features include:
- Lane Keeping Assist
- Rear Occupant Alert
- Forward Collision-Avoidance Assist with Pedestrian Detection
- Lane Keeping Assist
- Driver Attention Warning
- Front Crumple Zone
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Hyundai Santa Fe Vs. Kia Sportage: Which Is Better
After taking a close look at the Hyundai Santa Fe vs Kia Sportage, it's obvious.The new Santa Fe champions the Sportage with more power, capability, and room. From inside out, the new Santa Fe gives drivers and passenger more value. Whether you're sitting in the front seat or the second row, you're going to love riding in the new Hyundai Santa Fe SUV for sale. But don't just take our word for it. See for yourself. Make your way down to our local Calumet City Hyundai dealership near you and schedule a free test drive. We are located just minutes South Chicago and seconds away from Lansing, Indiana. Come discover why so many people are racing to get their hands on the new Santa Fe Hyundai.
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