An ad has popped up on oto.my for the yet-to-launch third-gen Hyundai Santa Fe. An estimated price of RM190k is listed for the 2.2 litre four-pot CRDi-powered variant, which has 197 PS and 436 Nm of torque at its disposal. It is likely the five-seater version, as the longer-wheelbase version is LHD-only.
Equipment listed in the ad include HID headlamps with auto-levelling and cornering lights, LED rear lamps, reverse camera, electronic parking brake with Auto Hold, VSM, ESC, traction control and Hill Start Assist. Transmission is listed as a six-speed auto; 4WD with Active on Demand mode is also mentioned.
But you know the drill – these are all indicative, and things have yet to be confirmed or made official. Click here to view the ad in full, or here for more information on the 2012 New York show-debuting SUV.
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Comments reflect mixed reactions to the Hyundai Santa Fe's pricing, with many criticizing the high price of around RM190,000, saying it is unreasonable compared to prices in Indonesia, Australia, and the US. Some express disappointment over the lack of 7-seater options or better equipment in Malaysia. Several comments mention the importance of considering used or pre-owned units for better value. There are also discussions about the car's features, such as airbags and panoramic sunroof, and comparisons with other SUVs like Toyota Fortuner and Kia Sorento. Some commenters express pride in Hyundai's design and performance, while expressing skepticism over the inflated prices and the local dealership (SD). Overall, sentiments are skeptical and somewhat negative about the value proposition of the new Santa Fe in Malaysia.