Hyundai is a home run-hitting company. Seems like everything the company touches turns to success. That’s why I wasn’t surprised when the company got into the pickup business with the Santa Cruz.

Hyundai quite literally says it’s ‘designed for California.’ Under the skin, the Santa Cruz uses the same architecture as the Tucson SUV. Just one engine is available, a 2.5-litre four-cylinder.

Ring the bells, strike up the drums, and hark the trumpets, a new Hyundai Santa Cruz ... the very first time I drove a Santa Cruz, a few years ago in Northern California—though not in Santa ...

Hyundai, it seems, was not, and for the compact pickup’s 2025 update, it poked at least one all-terrain tire through whatever ...

I am very impressed with how well Hyundai has designed this car. It would be nice to have better city mileage and the rear sliding glass be powered. I am very happy with my Santa Cruz ...

Santa Cruz: Hyundai has really thrown its weight ... like the silhouette of the truck on each wheel arch trim and “Designed in California” hidden in each tail lamp signify that this is a ...

Hyundai is leading the charge ... With all that in mind, it’s no surprise to learn that the Santa Cruz was designed in California, with the brief stating it combine car, SUV and ute, for urbanites ...

Hyundai is leading the charge ... With all that in mind, it’s no surprise to learn that the Santa Cruz was designed in California, with the brief stating it combine car, SUV and ute, for urbanites ...

We’ve had a few years to consider the Hyundai Santa Cruz’s merits as a pickup truck ... or rumbling despite their aggressive tread design and sidewall edges. Even better, they soak up ugly ...