If there is a model this year that is fighting harder to stand out from its competitors, it’s the all-new 2017 Hyundai Elantra. With the advent of its sixth generation, this compact sedan proudly sports its sleek exterior styling with grace - all while combining a stellar suite of features with a class-leading warranty that is one of the strongest in the country. If there is anything that Hyundai has done right with the last few years of model iteration, it was to develop a driver safety system that truly warrants results as well as driver confidence.
With the latest model lineup now feeling right at home inside of our Rosenberg showroom, it's the perfect time to dive further into the capabilities of each. The team at Texan Hyundai has quickly fallen in love with that of the 2017 Hyundai Tucson, which offers a delightful compact-crossover SUV experience with plenty of remarkable additions in its past two iterations. After last year's refresh brought it up to speed with its rivals, this year it looks to take things into a whole new gear with a greater focus on driver safety technology:
When you cruising down the roads and highways of the local Rosenberg and greater Houston area, it's easy to find yourself in a situation where your safety is brought into question. That's why the goal of the refreshed 2017 Hyundai Santa Fe is to standardize the security of its drivers, with a strong rearview camera and available Dynamic Bending Headlights with auto high-beam assist, Smart Cruise Control and most importantly, Automatic Emergency Braking. It shouldn't be a surprise this combination of safety enhancements has been garnering plenty of praise:
Our team at Texan Hyundai admires innovation, such as the comprehensive suite of safety features that come outfitted in every Hyundai model. This winter we're excited to offer a new level of innovation in the form of the all-new Hyundai Ioniq HEV, the latest take on hybrid technology, with a focus on stronger plug-in hybrid and electric options than its competitors. With its debut right around the corner, the promise for an EPA-estimated 58 combined mpg is closer to being yours - but not before seeing the power that it can easily exude:
