Hyundai Tucson and SantaFe 2026 upgrade Digital Key 2 technology

Hyundai has just announced the 2026 version of the two SUV models Tucson and SantaFe in the Australian market, with the highlight being the addition of Hyundai Digital Key 2 technology.

With the 2026 Hyundai Tucson facelift, the changes focus on exterior details and engine lineup. The standard version is equipped with newly designed 17-inch alloy wheels, while each engine option will have its own wheel design.

The 2.0 MPi engine on the 2026 Tucson in the Australian market remains the only pure petrol option, with the 1.6 T-GDi engine being dropped. The new Tucson comes in three versions, with the N Line sports package only applicable to the Elite and Premium.

Notably, Hyundai Australia has adjusted prices slightly downward depending on the version. In addition, the paint color palette has been updated with a new color, Ecotronic Grey (pearl effect).

The 2026 Hyundai Tucson N Line version has an exclusive matte paint option. The car has a starting price of $27,600 in Australia.

Meanwhile, the 5th generation SantaFe – launched globally from mid-2023 – does not have many major changes other than a price increase of $260 across the entire product range.

The standard version uses new 18-inch alloy wheels, the 2.5 T-GDi and Hybrid versions have different wheel designs. The price of the 2026 Hyundai SantaFe starts from 53,400 AUD (equivalent to 34,600 USD).

What both SUVs have in common is that they are equipped with Hyundai Digital Key 2. This technology allows car owners to store keys on their smartphones or Apple Watch via an electronic wallet.

This new Hyundai Digital Key 2 feature allows the car to be locked, unlocked or started without using a traditional key like the old version.

Video : See Digital Key 2 technology on Hyundai cars.

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