Crossovers «Hyundai»
Crossovers from Hyundai are a bright design, good quality and a high level of equipment, and even a relatively low price.
The entire range of Hyundai crossovers (new models 2022-2023)
They cover almost all "market niches" of the SUV segment, thus covering a wide target group.
The Koreans first entered the crossover class a little later than many of their competitors - this happened in 2000 (their "pioneer" was an SUV called "Santa Fe").
The brand name is translated from Korean as "modernity", and the brand's motto is "New Thinking, New Opportunities". “New thinking, new opportunities.” The company is the largest automaker in South Korea and the fourth largest in the world (as of the end of 2014). Hyundai began operations in 1967 with licensed production of the Ford Cortina and Granada. The Hyundai Pony was the brand's first own car, released in 1975, and the first mass-produced Korean car. The company developed its first gasoline engine in 1991, freeing it from technological dependence on Mitsubishi Motors. The milestone of one million cars produced was reached by this automaker in 1985. Hyundai cars are sold in 193 countries around the world, where the brand has about 6 dealers and showrooms. The Hyundai manufacturing plant located in Ulsan is the largest automotive plant in the world (as of 000). In Russian, "Hyundai" is correctly pronounced as "Hyundai", and not at all as "Hyundai", "Hyundai", "Hyundai", "Hyundai", etc., accepted in colloquial speech.
The fourth "edition" Hyundai Tucson
The fourth-generation compact SUV debuted in September 2020 at an online presentation, and debuted in Russia in May 2021. The car boasts a striking design and modern interior, and is offered with a choice of three engines.
Hyundai Creta second generation
The second-generation subcompact SUV debuted in April 2019 in China, but appeared in the Russian specification only more than two years later. This is an externally attractive and modern car, which is distinguished by a good level of equipment inside.
Luxury Hyundai Santa Fe 4½
The updated fourth generation of the mid-size SUV debuted in early June 2020 at an online presentation. The car not only significantly changed in terms of design and received new options, but also underwent a major technical upgrade.
Electric crossover Hyundai Ioniq 5
The debut of the mid-size electric crossover SUV took place on February 23, 2021 during a virtual presentation. This is an electric car with a truly remarkable design and a progressive interior, which is offered in rear and all-wheel drive options.
‘Hyundai Palisade Crossover’
The debut of a full-size SUV, as well as the flagship of the brand, took place in November 2018 (at the Los Angeles Auto Show). In its "arsenal": a monumental appearance, an elegant and functional interior, advanced technologies and extensive equipment.
Kona styling by Hyundai
The debut of this miniature SUV took place on June 13, 2017, first in Goian and then in Milan. “He gets what he deserves: a spectacular appearance, a raw and high-quality interior, modern technical “stuffing” and an extensive list of equipment.
Impressive Hyundai Santa Fe 4
The fourth-generation South Korean mid-size SUV was presented to the public in March 2018 (at the Geneva Motor Show). "It gets praise for its elegant looks, modern and spacious interior, wide choice of engines and very generous equipment."
The third incarnation of the Hyundai Tucson
The debut of the third "edition" of the Korean Parker (formerly known as "ix35") took place in March 2015 at the Geneva Motor Show. The beautiful exterior of the car is combined with a stylish and high-quality interior, modern technical "stuffing" and advanced equipment.
