Shop the 2027 Hyundais at Kunes

A smarter Santa Fe, a redesigned Tucson and Elantra on the way, and Hyundai's current lineup still on the lot, now at Kunes. We make it EASY!

The 2027 model year is a transition for Hyundai, with a refined Santa Fe on sale now and all-new designs for the Tucson and Elantra on the way. Here is a look at what is new, what is changing, and what carries over as you shop at Kunes.

The Santa Fe upgrades its rear-seat alert for 2027: the Advanced Rear Occupant Alert adds a radar sensor and Bluelink integration on the XRT, Limited, and Calligraphy. The Tucson is being redesigned, with boxier, more upright styling that Hyundai calls Art of Steel, a longer wheelbase, and more room in the second row. The Elantra is also being redesigned, and in South Korea the new car grows to about 187.6 inches long.

Hyundai has not announced U.S. pricing for the redesigned 2027 Tucson or Elantra, so the current 2026 models are what you can buy now, and our team can quote current pricing and incentives. The Tucson and Tucson Hybrid launch in Hyundai's first markets in the fourth quarter of 2026, with U.S. dealers expected to follow. Some details are still preliminary, so our dedicated 2027 pages break down each model.

The things that make a Hyundai a Hyundai carry into 2027. The Santa Fe keeps its boxy shape, its seating for six or seven, and its dual-level center console, plus a choice of a 277-horsepower turbo gas engine or a 231-horsepower hybrid, with optional HTRAC all-wheel drive. The current Tucson offers gas, hybrid, and plug-in hybrid power.

Browse the 2027 Hyundais at Kunes, or stop in for a test drive. Our team will walk you through the trims, powertrains, and packages, with no pressure. We make it EASY!

Specifications and availability are preliminary and subject to change; some 2027 model details were not final at the time of writing. Fuel economy, range, and towing figures are estimates and vary by configuration and conditions. See your nearest Kunes store for complete, current details.