The Hyundai Range: New Prices, Now with Discounts of up to 100 Million VND

Hyundai Santa Fe’s listed price has been significantly reduced. Photo: TC Motor.

TC Motor has officially announced new prices for Hyundai vehicles in the Vietnamese market. Specifically, models including the Hyundai Venue, Hyundai Elantra, Hyundai Custin, and Hyundai Santa Fe have had their listed prices adjusted downwards, with the highest difference being 100 million VND.

Among them, the Hyundai Santa Fe hybrid version has the highest reduction of 100 million VND, bringing the price of the car to 1.269 billion VND. The Hyundai Santa Fe Hybrid is one of the few hybrid car options available in Vietnam. However, unlike its competitors, TC Motor does not disclose the detailed sales figures for this model.

In addition to the hybrid version, all other versions of the Hyundai Santa Fe, including the 1.5 Gasoline Standard, 2.2 Diesel Standard, 2.5 Gasoline Premium, and 2.2 Diesel Premium, have had their listed prices reduced by 50 million VND, resulting in a price range of 979 million to 1.219 billion VND.

Model	Version	Old Price (million VND)	New Price (million VND)	Increase/Decrease (million VND)
Hyundai Venue	1.0 Turbo	539	499	-40
1.0 Turbo Special	579	539	-40
Hyundai Elantra	1.6 AT Standard	599	579	-20
1.6 AT	669	639	-30
2.0 AT	729	699	-30
N-Line	799	769	-30
Hyundai Custin	1.5 Turbo Standard	850	820	-30
1.5 Turbo Special	945	915	-30
2.0 Turbo Premium	999	974	-25
Hyundai Santa Fe	2.5 Gasoline Standard	1,029	979	-50
2.2 Diesel Standard	1,120	1,070	-50
2.5 Gasoline Premium	1,210	1,160	-50
2.2 Diesel Premium	1,269	1,219	-50
Hybrid	1,369	1,269	-100

The Hyundai Venue has been reduced by 40 million VND for both versions. After the adjustment, the Hyundai Venue is now listed at 499 million VND for the 1.0 Turbo version and 539 million VND for the 1.0 Turbo Special version. The new price of the Hyundai Venue is now closer to its competitor, the Toyota Raize (498 million VND), and is more attractive than the Kia Sonet (from 539 million to 624 million VND).

The Hyundai Elantra models have also received new prices, with reductions of 20-30 million VND, resulting in a price range of 579-769 million VND. The listed price of the Hyundai Custin has been reduced by 25-30 million VND, depending on the version, and now ranges from 820 million to 974 million VND.

As of the end of May, the Hyundai passenger car group achieved a total sales volume of 15,158 units in Vietnam. Among them, the best-selling nameplate was the Hyundai Accent, with cumulative sales of 4,020 units in the first five months.

The Hyundai Creta has sold a cumulative total of 2,128 units since the beginning of the year, temporarily ranking as the second best-selling model of the South Korean car brand. In early March, this B-segment SUV also received a price adjustment from TC Motor, resulting in a price range of 599 million to 699 million VND, depending on the version.

So far this year, TC Motor has also consecutively launched new generations of the Hyundai Accent and the Hyundai Grand i10 to Vietnamese customers. There are also many rumors that the Hyundai Santa Fe will soon receive an upgrade in the Vietnamese market, but TC Motor has not confirmed any information related to this plan.