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Hyundai News:Decision On Whether or Not Hyundai Santa Cruz Concept Goes Into Production Due In November


William Maley

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Back in March, we reported on that Hyundai was putting the Santa Cruz Concept under the microscope to decide whether or not to make it into a production model. Now Motor Trend reports that a decision could be reached in November at the automaker's global product review.

“We feel pretty good about it,” said Dave Zuchowski , Hyundai Motor America CEO.

“Our intention at Detroit was to prove to Korea that we have to build [the Santa Cruz]. The reaction has been overwhelmingly positive, and that has been fed back to Korea.”

How confident is Zuchowski getting a yes to the Santa Cruz? Basic engineering work on this model has already begun.

Source: Motor Trend


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The picture really does not do this vehicle justice.  I was reading an article out by the Detroit Free Press, and the side view was shown.  This combination truck/car kind of reminds me of the old El Camino put out by Chevy years ago.  Although, I must admit this Hyundai Santa Cruz sits up up and the aerodynamics look sharper!  Should be interesting, if research shows consumers showed a high enough interest for them to go through with this design and offer it to the public.

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