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Hyundai's new Sante Fe is 'stylish and voluminous'

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Hyundai's new Sante Fe is 'stylish and voluminous' | Top Gear

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...their words. Early pics show us Hyundai's next seven-seat SUV is going bold

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Hyundai's new Sante Fe is 'stylish and voluminous'

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...their words. Early pics show us Hyundai's next seven-seat SUV is going bold

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...their words. Early pics show us Hyundai's next seven-seat SUV is going bold

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Hyundai's new Sante Fe is 'stylish and voluminous'

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Hyundai's new Sante Fe is 'stylish and voluminous'

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Hyundai's new Sante Fe is 'stylish and voluminous'

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...their words. Early pics show us Hyundai's next seven-seat SUV is going bold

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“Luxurious and striking.” Those are the words Hyundai uses to describe the new design language for its SUV range, words which the new Santa Fe will personify. These pictures and sketches are our preview.

The thin lights and bold ‘cascading’ grille have already been seen on Hyundai’s littlest SUV, the Kona, but the design here looks a wee bit more grown up. Given the Santa Fe’s more prosaic role – a family car with up to seven seats and a ton of room – that’s probably right. Those wheel arches are pretty wacky, mind.

Hyundai talks about the Santa Fe’s “stylish and voluminous composition”, which strikes us as meaning it’s large and has fancy wheels, if you prefer plain English. It's a bit longer than before, though, while Hyundai's claiming "class-leading roominess".

Which is good. Becuase - whisper it - all this talk of style worries us a teeny bit. The current Santa Fe is an underrated gem, a properly capable SUV that swallows loads of people and gets on with its business with not a bit of fuss. It’s what an SUV probably should be; focused on the Utility bit of its acronym.

If Hyundai can keep all of that while giving it a more striking look, though, then this should be a winner.

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“Luxurious and striking.” Those are the words Hyundai uses to describe the new design language for its SUV range, words which the new Santa Fe will personify. These pictures and sketches are our preview.

The thin lights and bold ‘cascading’ grille have already been seen on Hyundai’s littlest SUV, the Kona, but the design here looks a wee bit more grown up. Given the Santa Fe’s more prosaic role – a family car with up to seven seats and a ton of room – that’s probably right. Those wheel arches are pretty wacky, mind.

Hyundai talks about the Santa Fe’s “stylish and voluminous composition”, which strikes us as meaning it’s large and has fancy wheels, if you prefer plain English. It's a bit longer than before, though, while Hyundai's claiming "class-leading roominess".

Which is good. Becuase - whisper it - all this talk of style worries us a teeny bit. The current Santa Fe is an underrated gem, a properly capable SUV that swallows loads of people and gets on with its business with not a bit of fuss. It’s what an SUV probably should be; focused on the Utility bit of its acronym.

If Hyundai can keep all of that while giving it a more striking look, though, then this should be a winner.

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...their words. Early pics show us Hyundai's next seven-seat SUV is going bold