2026 Hyundai Santa Fe Hybrid Calligraphy

Not all may qualify for all rebates. Price includes: $3000 - Retail Bonus Cash. Exp. 08/03/2026 Meet the 2026 Hyundai Santa Fe Hybrid Calligraphy, a sophisticated three-row SUV that combines refined styling with efficient performance. This White exterior presents a clean, premium appearance that turns heads while maintaining the practical design families need.<br /><br />- 12-Speaker Bose Premium Audio System with SiriusXM<br />- Navigation System with Apple CarPlay & Android Auto<br />- Quilted Premium Nappa Leather Seat Trim<br />- Heated and Ventilated Front Bucket Seats with Memory Function<br />- Heated Steering Wheel and Heated Rear Seats<br />- Power Moonroof<br />- Heads-Up Display<br />- Exterior Parking Camera Rear<br />- Automatic Dual Zone Climate Control with Rear Window Defroster<br />- 20" Dark Finish Alloy Wheels<br />- Power Liftgate<br />- Rain Sensing Wipers with Rear Window Wiper<br />- HomeLink Garage Door Transmitter<br />- Automatic High-Beam Headlights with Delay-Off Function<br />- Electronic Stability Control with Traction Control<br /><br />The hybrid powertrain delivers efficiency without compromise, achieving 35 city and 34 highway miles per gallon. The six-speed automatic transmission with Shiftronic control provides responsive driving dynamics, while all-wheel drive ensures confident handling in various weather conditions.<br /><br />Inside, the Calligraphy trim elevates your daily commute with premium touches. The quilted Nappa leather seating wraps you in comfort, while heated and ventilated front seats accommodate your preferences throughout the seasons. The heated steering wheel adds another layer of convenience during colder months. Three rows of seating provide flexibility for passengers and cargo, with the split-folding rear seat adapting to your needs.<br /><br />Technology seamlessly integrates into your driving experience. The navigation system works in harmony with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, keeping you connected and informed. The heads-up display projects critical