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In the United States, Hyundai has been a member of the California Fuel Cell Partnership (CaFCP) since 2000. Hyundai's first-generation Santa Fe and second-generation Tucson FCEVs have both been tested at the Partnership's facility in Sacramento, Calif.
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It takes only one glance at the new Hyundai Santa Fe to see that Hyundai has made a strong effort to move upmarket. The midsize SUV comes in three trim levels -- GLS, SE and Limited. The base GLS model is powered by a revamped version of the previous model's 2.7-liter V6, which now makes a respectable 185 horsepower with the help of variable valve timing. A five-speed manual transmission is standard, and a four-speed automatic is available as an option. The base drive configuration is front-wheel drive, and all-wheel drive (AWD) is optional across all trim levels.
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For the 2007 model year, Hyundai came out with its first minivan, called the Entourage. It’s the first vehicle in the automaker’s line-up to offer a third-row seat that folds in the rear. Also, the Santa Fe, Hyundai’s larger compact SUV, gets a redesign. It grows in size and gets more powerful with a 180 HP engine. Lastly, the manufacturer's best selling car, the Elantra, gets a makeover in the fall of 2006 when it will be based on the Kia_Spectra. And for the 2006 model year, the Azera debuted.
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The original Hyundai Santa Fe was launched in 2001 as Hyundai's first foray into the SUV market. It was a solid effort. Sold until 2006, the initial model was notable for its pleasant ride and roominess. There were two engine options -- a 149-hp 2.4-liter four-cylinder and a 177-hp 2.7-liter V6. The Santa Fe was available in three trim levels (GL, GLS and LX) and with either front-wheel or all-wheel drive.
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Hyundai's second-generation fuel cell vehicle is improved in almost every way. The Tucson FCEV has a driving range double that of Hyundai's first-generation vehicle, the Santa Fe FCEV. Maximum speed and power have both increased to improve the overall performance.
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The Santa Fe is the first of four Hyundai models to add XM Satellite Radio as a standard feature to all audio systems this year. Others include the 2007 Sonata, Azera and Elantra. Every 2007 Hyundai equipped with XM Satellite Radio ... comes with a three-month complimentary subscription. These vehicles mark the beginning of Hyundai's aggressive rollout of XM Radio as a standard feature in all audio systems of its U.S. vehicles.
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