0-60 AWD 2.0T, 9.41s

[Uconn411]

A new video by TFLCar says 9.41s for 0-60 time of the 2.0T AWD. You can start watching around the 2:00 minute mark.

2013 Hyundai Santa Fe Sport AWD on & off-road Review - YouTube

[Uconn411]

They did like the Santa Fe otherwise and said passing power is impressive around the 4,000 rpm range. They do a nice offroad section with it around the 7:00 mark. Hill Decent control around 10:05.

[Vabelt]

Took my new AWD Santa FE 2.0T offroad to do a little shooting and while I made it there it did rub the bottom plastic skid plates a few times. Thats fine with me because 99.5% of the time I'll be onroad and that is why I purchased the Santa Fe.

[golfermack]

9.41 seconds is hard to believe.
John

[avitt]

Originally Posted by golfermack

9.41 seconds is hard to believe.
John

Seriously...Is it even possible that the 2.4L could be slower than that?

[debyne]

Originally Posted by golfermack

9.41 seconds is hard to believe.
John

Agreed. I love the power in my 2.0T AWD...seems perfect. I think a better indicator of real-life performance is the 1/4 mile or 20-60mph; since this is a turbo-charged engine, it does so much better when already moving as opposed to from a standstill, which is only cool if you're racing.

[Uconn411]

I think b/c the transmission durability has improved to 300k, maybe they have it programmed for softer shifts? Just a theory as to why it is so slow....

Here's a direct link to the launch presentation if anyone wants to see the rest of where the attached pdf came from.

http://www.hyundainews.com/download/...37218_1_1.aspx

[angelo]

Not sure what is going on... that 9.4 number is disappointing.

[knzshrk]

As a reminder this test was done at 5200 feet above sea level. While I think that a turbo engine makes roughly the same horsepower at altitude as it does as sea level I think it may take longer to spool the turbo up at altitude which really hurts 0-60 times.

[nightfly]

maybe it was in ECO mode ?