Targeting what it calls "Urban Adventurers", Hyundai has unveiled its Santa Cruz Crossover Truck Concept at NAIAS in Detroit. Designed to navigate city streets during the week, and ferry cargo on ...

Hyundai Santa Cruz concept. It’s also been a long time coming as the Santa Cruz concept originally debuted at the 2015 North American International Auto Show. It was an instant hit, but the ...

Hyundai did a good job of keeping its "surprise" announcement quiet.But when VP of Product Planning Mark Dipko introduced the Hyundai Santa Cruz Crossover Truck Concept in Detroit, there was a ...

Hyundai’s Santa Cruz Crossover Truck Concept unveiled at the Detroit Auto Show is the kind of pick-up truck the automaker believes the Millennials would ...

With an efficient diesel engine and an extendable bed, the Santa Cruz aims to be a compact pickup for millennials who don't want or need a truck. Hyundai Santa Cruz concept is part compact ...

Hyundai does not sell a pickup truck in the U.S. market. And the Santa Cruz probably won't target traditional pickup buyers. Instead, the company said in 2015 that the concept was aimed at ...

The Hyundai Santa Cruz first showed up as a concept at the 2015 Detroit Auto Show , and in the ensuing six years, we've been stoked about the idea of this little trucklet coming to life.

A mild refresh gives off truck-like vibes, but it’s really a sporty crossover with a bed. I t took me five minutes to decide that the Santa Cruz wasn’t a pickup truck. Yes, there’s a four ...

The 2022 Hyundai Santa Cruz. Tim Levin/Insider This car-truck-thing isn't going to steal buyers away from F-150s and Tundras, clearly.

The Hyundai Santa Cruz is widely available in both the new and used markets without any markups, finance rates for one are relatively low, and the truck itself starts at only $25,450.

The Hyundai Santa Cruz Crossover Concept Truck doesn’t focus on all the same attributes as traditional pickups. Instead it focuses on desires for expression, efficiency and maneuverability.