Hyundai Santa Cruz Accessories & Parts

The Hyundai Santa Cruz follows the concept that goes back to models like the Ford Ranchero or Chevy El Camino – a vehicle that provides the comfort of a passenger car while also offering the utility of a cargo box. It is built on the Hyundai Tucson platform and is essentially a compact crossover SUV with a bed. Many call the Santa Cruz the first pickup by Hyundai, while the automaker itself prefers using a Sport Adventure Vehicle term. Its closest competitor is the Honda Ridgeline pickup truck, but it's safe to say that the Santa Cruz is in a class of its own. Its unique, snazzy styling will certainly appeal to shoppers who want to be different. And if you're planning to further set your truck apart or tailor it to any of your needs, here you'll find the Hyundai Santa Cruz accessories and parts that will work best for you.

Based on unibody underpinnings, the Hyundai Santa Cruz is a good pick for city dwellers looking for a small pickup truck that is comfortable and easy to live with and drive every day, while being practical enough to occasionally tow and haul small loads. Its 4-foot bed is enough to accommodate a pair of bicycles, home supplies, or small pieces of furniture, while maximum towing capability is rated at 5,000 pounds. The cargo bed incorporates some handy features, including corner steps, LED lights, storage cubbies, and an in-bed trunk that can be used as a cooler and hosed off afterwards. Looking for the right upgrades to get the most out of your truck? Peruse our selection of Hyundai Santa Cruz parts and accessories and you'll find everything needed for towing, protection, personalization, and other purposes.

At launch, the Santa Cruz comes standard with a 2.5-liter naturally-aspirated I4 making 190 hp, and can be had with a 2.5-liter turbo four with 275 hp. Both units feed their power through an 8-speed automatic transmission, although the optional engine uses its dual-clutch version. Front-wheel drive is a default setup, while stepping up to AWD is possible with either engine. As for the cabin, the Tucson's attractive and well-thought-out interior carries over to its pickup sibling with small changes, which include a different shifter design and rear seats. A bevy of safety and connectivity features come standard, while the options list and top trims abound with niceties like heated and cooled seating, a Bose sound system, a 10.25-inch infotainment display, and digital gauges, to name a few.