Ford Maverick vs. Hyundai Santa Cruz
Are you on the hunt for a pickup truck that efficiently handles both city streets and winding back roads? Due to their versatile performance and compact builds, the 2022 Ford Maverick and the 2022 Hyundai Santa Cruz can take on all types of terrain!
To help drivers from Easton, Raynham, and Stoughton learn about both trucks, the team at 24 Ford of Easton has put together this 2022 Ford Maverick vs. Hyundai Santa Cruz comparison. Keep on reading to learn about their fuel efficiency, interior dimensions, and truck beds.
HORSEPOWER
EPA-EST. MPG* (CTY/HWY)
FRONT LEGROOM
Modern driving requires ample power and hybrid efficiency. Luckily, one of these trucks goes the extra distance—literally.
Under the hood of the Hyundai Santa Cruz, you’ll find a standard 2.5L 4-cylinder engine, which produces 191 horsepower. You’ll get decent fuel economy with this engine: an EPA-estimated 21 city/26 highway MPG, to be exact.
As for the Ford Maverick, its performance balances power with efficiency. Its standard 2.5L hybrid engine churns out 191 horsepower—the same horsepower output as the standard Santa Cruz. However, the Maverick’s hybrid powertrain delivers a higher fuel economy: an EPA-estimated 42 city/33 highway MPG!*
With this high level of efficiency, the 2022 Ford Maverick can travel up to 500 miles of range on a single tank of gas.**
To keep you comfortable while you’re on the go, heated seats and 8-way power-adjustable driver’s seats are available for both trucks. Once you’re on the road, place your smartphone on the available wireless charging pad to keep it powered up for the entire drive. On warm afternoons, let in the sunshine through the optional power tilt/slide moon roof.
Along with their luxurious features, the 2022 Maverick and the 2022 Santa Cruz also provide spacious cabins to keep you comfortable on every journey.
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MAVERICK DIMENSIONS
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SANTA CRUZ DIMENSIONS
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| HIP ROOM (FRONT/REAR) | 55.4″/54.1″ | 54.5″/53.5″ |
| LEGROOM (FRONT/REAR) | 42.8″/35.9″ | 41.″/36.5″ |
| PASSENGER VOLUME | 100.3 cu. ft. | 101.8 cu. ft. |
Even though the Santa Cruz has a slightly larger passenger volume, the Ford Maverick goes the extra mile to maximize your personal comfort in terms of legroom and hip room!
From heavy-duty jobs on worksites to weekend excursions at campsites, the Maverick and the Santa Cruz easily adapt to your cargo needs. In fact, both trucks come with six standard tie-downs! Confidently secure your cargo in the bed of your truck and head out on your adventure.
No matter what type of cargo you’re taking with you, the Maverick’s standard FLEXBED™ makes it simple to organize with multiple dividers. The Santa Cruz, too, comes with a customizable bed. However, the Maverick’s standard multi-position tailgate has three key positions—open, mid, and closed—to effortlessly adapt to your changing cargo needs. While the Santa Cruz has an adjustable multi-function tailgate, it only has two positions: assisted open/close.
Did we mention that the Ford Maverick’s six tie-downs also work as bottle openers? Now, that’s true versatility!
With its eco-conscious performance, spacious cabin, and practical bed, the 2022 Ford Maverick takes the lead in this comparison. If you’re interested in seeing how the Maverick might handle the roads near Easton, Raynham, or Stoughton, then it’s time to reach out to our team.
By doing so, you can take the Maverick out for a test drive, ask questions, and get started on the buying or leasing process at 24 Ford of Easton. Contact us today!
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** Range calculations based on 13.8-gallon tank and a targeted EPA-estimated rating of 37 mpg combined. Actual range will vary.