SOUTH KOREA: Hyundai adds LPG SUV
Author: just-auto.com editorial team | 5 October 2009
Hyundai Motor has added a liquefied petroleum gas-powered model to its domestic Santa Fe SUV line.
The car has a 2.7-litre, 162bhp engine and six-speed automatic transmission.
Fuel economy is 7.9km per litre which, according to the company, is the class leader.
Prices start at KRW26.02m (US$22,000).
Sectors: Technology/R&D, Vehicle manufacturers
Companies: Hyundai
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