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First Hyundai ute confirmed for 2021

First Hyundai ute confirmed for 2021

Posted on November 14, 2019 By Jarvis

And the pleasure-seeking dual-cab lifestyle pick-up could come to Australia after all

Hyundai has confirmed its first ute, the Santa Cruz, will enter production in 2021 – six years after it was first shown at the 2015 Detroit motor show.

To be built in the USA following a $US410 million ($A600m) upgrade to the Korean car-maker’s Alabama factory, the car-based dual-cab ‘lifestyle pick-up’ was previously ruled out for local release by Hyundai Australia, which instead has its sights firmly set on a rugged ladder-frame one-tunne ute to rival the Toyota HiLux.
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