Hyundai Santa Fe Hybrid

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Official safety data

NHTSA

Recalls 3

Complaints 77

Owners have filed 77 complaints with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration for the 2025 Hyundai Santa Fe Hybrid. 0 mention a fire and 3 a crash.

Electrical system 24 Engine 22 Speed control 18 Fuel/propulsion system 17 Collision avoidance 15 Powertrain 13

“1. The SUV experiences complete power loss and goes into limp mode. Have been in nearly 3 accidents on highways with a vehicle that goes from 65 to 35 with no warning and then cannot accelerate or gain speed. 2. Battery, out of no where, goes from 3/4 full to 1 or 2 bars. 3. Extreme shaking of the…”

NHTSA complaint #11752967 · 2025 model year · Electrical system · Jul 2026

“Vehicle went into limp mode while driving on the freeway and then would not go past 30 MPH even after pulling over and restarting it. At first there were no errors but after a restart the following warning showed up: "Park with engine On to charge battery". Everything worked fine earlier that day.”

NHTSA complaint #11752584 · 2025 model year · Powertrain · Jul 2026

“The vehicle has gone into a limp mode unexpectedly while driving on the highway at 60+ mph. The car immediately stopped driving and went into limp mode and cannot go over 30 mph. It was taken to a service dealer. They could not replicate the problem, therefore the vehicle was given back as…”

NHTSA complaint #11751764 · 2025 model year · Powertrain · Jul 2026

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