Hyundai Santa Fe: 6 seductive colors

The fifth-generation Hyundai Santa Fe just launched not too long ago. The boxy and outdoorsy sport utility vehicle (SUV) offers a large enough canvas for a variety of colors making it a more seductive option for those looking for a refined yet rugged daily driver.

On that note, we take a quick look at the six available hues that the latest iteration of the Hyundai Santa Fe has to offer.

Abyss Black Pearl

This shiny black finish gives the Hyundai Santa Fe a luxurious look, befitting its modern appeal.

While the SUV is touted as an outdoor-ready ride, this dark and dashing color gives it an air of sophistication blending well with its contemporary-looking exterior appointments like its H-shaped headlamps and taillamps as well as its beautiful 21-inch alloy wheels.

It’s also worth noting that the Hyundai Santa Fe wears blacked-out emblems, nameplates, and badges, so these features go well with the Abyss Black Pearl color option.

Creamy White Pearl

On the contrary, the Creamy White Pearl body paint makes the Hyundai Santa Fe look immaculately divine. The aforementioned black appliques — along with its black wheel arches, pillars, grille, and roof rail, create an elegant contrast for the SUV’s exterior.

Further, white embodies how safe the Hyundai Santa Fe was designed. To name a few safety technologies, the SUV gets driver-assist features like smart cruise control, forward collision avoidance assist, lane following assist, lane keeping assist, blind spot view monitor, and reverse parking collision avoidance assist.

Magnetic Silver Metallic

Silver is often associated with intelligence and technology, and the Hyundai Santa Fe have these things aplenty.

Past the Hyundai Santa Fe’s multi-functional steering wheel is a 12.3-inch thin-film transistor LCD instrument cluster. Beside it is a 12.3-inch touchscreen infotainment system with Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, and Bluetooth connectivity features.

Other notable amenities include its dual-zone automatic air conditioner, dual wireless charging docks, head-up display (for range-topping Calligraphy variant), and smart key with push start button.

Earthy Brass Matte

Embracing its outdoorsy side, the Hyundai Santa Fe looks good in this Earthy Brass Matte paint.

Arguably one of our favorites, this flat brownish finish gives the SUV a can-do and go-anywhere character. Features that support this appearance include its bridge-type roof rail and dual sunroof as well as its hidden-type assist handle snuck inside its C-pillar.

In addition, the power tailgate of the Hyundai Santa Fe opens widely to better accommodate the needs of today’s car owners. On that note, the rear-end of the SUV is not just a trunk to load luggage, but can be converted into a terrace-like space for enjoying the outdoors.

Terracotta Orange

Like the Terracotta Orange paint, the Hyundai Santa Fe packs a zesty engine — allowing its would-be owners to enjoy adequate power and performance.

Under its hood is a 2.5-liter gasoline engine — that comes in turbocharged and naturally aspirated versions — mated to either a six-speed automatic or an eight-speed dual-clutch transmission.

On paper, the Hyundai Santa Fe makes as much as 190-277 horses. Torque ranges from 246 to 422 Newton-meters.

It can also be had with either a two-wheel drive or an all-wheel drive drivetrain.

Ocado Green Pearl

Probably our second favorite color, Hyundai Santa Fe’s Ocado Green Pearl offers a stunning hue that gives yet more outdoorsy vibes.

Ready for more adventures, the Hyundai Santa Fe offers seating for seven. Providing its occupants premium comfort in almost any terrain are MacPherson struts with a multi-link setup at the front and a combination of high-performance dampers with self-leveling feature is used at its rear.

Variants and pricing

The Hyundai Santa Fe is offered in three variants: GLS 2WD, GLS AWD, and Calligraphy AWD. Below are their prices.

• Santa Fe 2.5 GLS 2WD: P2.410 million
• Santa Fe 2.5 GLS AWD: P2.540 million
• Santa Fe 2.5 Calligraphy AWD: P3.1 million

Photos from Jirehl Kent Flores and Juan Paulo Papa

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