NewsHyundai: The Santa Cruz Pickup Truck Will Arrive "As Soon as Possible"

Hyundai 's Chief Design Officer, Luc Donckerwolke, has also revealed a Kia version with different exterior and interior design will arrive later on. Ever since it introduced the Santa Cruz concept nearly four years ago at NAIAS in Detroit, Hyundai has been rather coy on the prospects of launching

As with most trucks , the rear end is relatively plain as the model has vertical taillights and a rear bumper which is nicely integrated into the body. The production version of the Santa Cruz is slated to be a lifestyle model designed to battle the Honda Ridgeline. The second truck , on the other hand

Hyundai unveiled the Santa Cruz pickup truck concept at the 2015 Detroit Auto Show, and in the months and years that followed, Hyundai promised it was working on an Hyundai hopes to have the production Santa Cruz pickup ready " as soon as possible ," Autocar reports, citing an interview with

The Hyundai Santa Cruz concept first appeared back in 2015, and it didn’t take long for Hyundai to confirm plans for a production version. The question was: How long would it take for the cool little crossover-based pickup truck to go on sale? More than three years later, it has yet to appear on

Hyundai pickup truck coming ASAP, says design chief. Early 2020 launch date looks likely for the long-awaited Donckerwolke told Autocar that the truck will arrive " as soon as possible . The understanding is that the Santa Cruz 's production version will be underpinned by the same platform

“You’ve seen the ( Santa Cruz ) pick - up from the 2015 Detroit show, that car is under development at Hyundai ,” said the former Lamborghini and Bentley designer who replaced When asked how soon it will arrive , the Belgian said “ as soon as possible . From my side (design) it is finished, the process to

“ as soon as possible . From my side [he means the design] it is finished, the process to put it into production is now under way.” I’m pretty sure the Hyundai truck will be compact, at least by modern standards, and would compete with the Tacoma, Ford’s returning Ranger, and the new Jeep Gladiator.

“ as soon as possible . From my side [he means the design] it is finished, the process to put it into production is now under way.” I’m pretty sure the Hyundai truck will be compact, at least by modern standards, and would compete with the Tacoma, Ford’s returning Ranger, and the new Jeep Gladiator.

Hyundai has been planning a pickup for a few years now. It was previewed by the Santa Cruz Concept in 2015, and it’s expected to hit the market In fact, the Korean brand’s Chief Design Officer, Luc Donckerwolke, told Autocar that it will arrive “ as soon as possible ”. “You’ve seen the ( Santa

Ever since it introduced the Santa Cruz concept nearly four years ago at NAIAS in Detroit, Hyundai has been rather coy on the prospects of launching When asked about the model’s scheduled launch, Donckerwolke did not provide an exact timetable, but Autocar believes it will be out as soon as 2020.