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New Hyundais with AWD Vehicles with all-wheel drive (AWD) are meant to get you through nearly any road condition. Hyundai’s most advanced system, HTRAC AWD (Hyundai TRACtion All Wheel Drive) is available on a bevy of SUVs, rerouting power between the front and rear axles and applying braking pressure to the left and right wheels when detecting slippage. Hybrid Hyundai Models with All-Wheel Drive 2024 Tucson Hybrid With standard HTRAC AWD, the 2024 Tucson Hybrid is an all-purpose hybrid SUV with 226 horsepower and up to 38 MPG on the highway. 2023 Santa Fe Hybrid This hybrid SUV is perfect for family adventures, churning out up to 226 horsepower and achieving up to 36 MPG in the city. Plug-in Hybrid Hyundai Models with All-Wheel Drive 2024 Tucson Plug-in Hybrid This build allows you to recharge or refuel the modern SUV, boasting an all-electric range up to 33 miles and up to 35 MPG combined. 2023 Santa Fe Plug-in Hybrid Like its hybrid counterpart, this iteration of the Santa Fe is geared towards families, with an all-electric range of 30 miles and up to 33 MPG combined. Electric Hyundai Models with All-Wheel Drive 2024 IONIQ 6 This breakthrough electric model features available HTRAC AWD, an EPA-estimated range of up to 361 miles and ultra-fast charging. 2024 IONIQ 5 As the first model Hyundai has built to be exclusively electric, the groundbreaking IONIQ 5 offers available HTRAC AWD alongside an EPA-estimated range of up to 303 miles. 2025 IONIQ 5 N This high-performance SUV features a mind-blowing 641 horsepower, becoming the most powerful and most fun-to-drive Hyundai ever. Gas Hyundai Models with All-Wheel Drive 2024 Kona This fun-sized SUV packs a punch with available HTRAC AWD to complement the available turbocharged 190-horsepower, 1.6L GDI 4-cylinder engine. 2024 Santa Cruz The one-of-a-kind Sport Adventure Vehicle makes HTRAC AWD available with seating up to five and churning out a maximum 281 horsepower. 2024 Tucson The modern adventure SUV – showcase versatility with available all-wheel drive and up to 187 horsepower. 2024 Santa Fe Redesigned to transform your family adventures into pure joy, this iteration of the Santa Fe offers optional HTRAC AWD alongside 277 horsepower and up to 29 MPG on the highway. 2024 Palisade Last but certainly not least, the three-row, upscale SUV brings available HTRAC AWD, 291 horsepower and up to 26 MPG on the highway. Shop for a New Hyundai with AWD in Lima, OH If you’re interested in a new Hyundai with all-wheel drive, schedule a test drive at our Hyundai dealership in Lima. If you have any questions about these vehicles or any other in our new inventory, just contact us online at Tom Ahl Hyundai. New Hyundais with AWD

Trying to decide between the 2023 Hyundai Santa Fe and the 2023 Hyundai Tucson? You’ve come to the right place because we have broken down the differences between the two so you decide which one is right for you at Tom Ahl Hyundai. Features As far as features go, the Santa Fe and the Tucson have a lot of similarities. They both come standard with Bluetooth® and have the available option to add navigation, satellite radio, and a push to start ignition on higher trim levels. Cruise control is another feature that comes standard on both of the base trims along with adaptive cruise control and folding rear seats. Parking assistance, heated seats, and a sunroof are all available on other trim levels for both models. Specifications The Hyundai Santa Fe gets a bit more horsepower than the Tucson at 191 while the Tucson only reaches 187 hp. The same goes for torque with the Santa Fe reaching 181 lb-ft and the Tucson reaching 178 lb-ft. Both models have front wheel drive, an 8-speed automatic transmission, and an inline 4 engine. The wheel sizes differ, but not by much with the Santa Fe coming standard with 18-inch alloy wheels and the Tucson featuring 17-inch alloy wheels. Overall the Santa Fe delivers a bit more power than the Tucson but not by too much. Fuel Economy When it comes to fuel economy, the Tucson wins with 26/33/29 miles per gallon in the city, highway, and combined. The Santa Fe gets 25/28/26 miles per gallon city, highway, and combined. Dimensions If you are looking for a little extra ground clearance the Santa Fe is your best choice with 8.2 inches while the Tucson comes in at 7.1 inches. Both have enough seating for five but differ when it comes to interior space. If you’re focused on cargo space, the Tucson offers a little more with 38.7 cubic feet while the Santa Fe only offers 36.4 cubic feet. Leg room in the rear of the Santa Fe is 41.7 inches and 41.3 inches in the Tucson which is not much of a difference. If you are someone who prefers extra room in the front, the Santa Fe has 44.1 inches while the Tucson only has 41.4 inches. Shop New Hyundai Vehicles in Lima If you are interested in seeing the new Hyundai Santa Fe and the new Hyundai Tucson for yourself, visit us at Tom Ahl Hyundai for a test drive. Our expert staff can answer any questions you may have and help you decide which Hyundai vehicle is right for you. If you would like more information about the Hyundai Santa Fe or the Hyundai Tucson, feel free to contact us online today!