All 2021 Santa Fe models get the updated look, with the reshaped grille and different headlights and taillights. The wheel designs are also new across the board, and Hyundai says it has improved interior materials. The updated center console features a floating design, a pushbutton shifter, and the standard an optional touchscreens grow larger, from 7.0 to 8.0 inches and from 8.0 inches to 10.3 inches. There's also an extra 0.5 cubic foot of cargo space. Newly optional features include wireless charging, a remote parking system, upgraded driver-assistance systems, and a digital key system that allows you to use your smartphone as the key. Hyundai won't release pricing until closer to the 2021 Santa Fe's on-sale date later this year, but we don't think it will stray too far from the current model's base price of $27,450. The loaded Santa Fe Calligraphy will likely start well above $40,000.
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