The Hyundai Santa Fe towing capability is 1,650-2,000 pounds. This amount of pulling power comes from a standard 2.4 L Inline 4-cylinder engine and an optional 2.0 L Inline 4-cylinder turbo engine. Most trim levels for the Santa Fe can tow approximately 1,650 pounds, while the offered Limited trim model can tow up to 2,000 lbs. As all Santa Fe owners know, Hyundai’s popular SUV is capable of hauling what most drivers would like for a weekend trip.
The horsepower produced by the Hyundai Santa Fe is 185-235. Each engine selection is coupled with an 8-speed Transmission with SHIFTRONIC. The standard 2.4 L engine produces 185 horsepower as well as the available 2.0 L turbo engine produces a stronger 235 hp. This incredible performance improves the already exceptional all-around performance package provided in the Hyundai Santa Fe, which brings power as well as exhilaration to both drivers as well as passengers.
The Hyundai Santa Fe curb weight is 3,591-4,085 lbs. The weight of these individual trim levels differs based on whether it is equipped with a 2.0 L or 2.4 L engine and if it’s an All-wheel or Front-wheel drive. As an example, the trims that feature the standard 2.4 L FWD engine weigh 3,591 lbs. While the trims with a 2.4 L AWD engine weigh in at 3,735 pounds. The same goes for the 2.0 L engine, with the FWD option weighing in at 3,942 lbs and the AWD option rolling in at 4,085 lbs.
The ground clearance of the Hyundai Santa Fe is 7.3 inches. This measurement is applicable to all trim levels of the Santa Fe. While it’s not quite high enough to take on terrain off the road, it provides drivers stability on some unpredictable road conditions and great line-of-sight to overcome the traffic ahead.
