Ray vs Santa Fe comparison
By starting price alone, Ray is ₩21,770,000 cheaper. But price is not everything, so check the highlighted rows in the table below.
Ray and Santa Fe compared side by side in Cars.
Ray
What is good
- The boxy body and large doors without a B-pillar give the best interior space and cargo capacity among light cars.
What could be better
- The tall body reduces high-speed stability, gasoline fuel economy is not great for a light car, and the EV has a short range of 205km.
Santa Fe
What is good
- The boxy design gives ample interior and cargo space through the 3rd row, and choosing the hybrid gives good fuel economy for a mid-size SUV.
What could be better
- Upper hybrid AWD trims exceed ₩50,000,000, and 3rd-row space is too tight for adults on long trips.
At a glance
Highlighted rows are where they differ.
| Item | RayVisit site | Santa FeVisit site |
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| Starting price | ≈$11,174.45+ (₩14,800,000)Checked on official page | ≈$27,611.46+ (₩36,570,000)Checked on official page |
| Vehicle class | Mini | Mid-size |
| Fuel | Gasoline, Electric | Gasoline, Hybrid |
| Domestic/imported | Domestic | Domestic |
| Top price | 3,062 | 4,877 |
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| EV range | Ray EV 205km (combined, 35.2kWh LFP) | - |
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| Seats | 4 (van 1, 2) | 5, 6, 7 |
| Price by trim | ₩14.8M~₩30.6M 16 trims Gasoline
1.0 Gasoline
Electric
| ₩36.6M~₩48.8M 12 trims 2.5 Turbo Gasoline
1.6 Hybrid
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| Good for | Families or self-employed people who want light car benefits along with a roomy interior and cargo space | Families with lots of gear for camping or car camping who occasionally need a 3rd row |
| Type | Cars | Cars |
| Category | Kei Box Car | SUV |
| Company | South KoreaKia | South KoreaHyundai |
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Prices and benefits may change. Check the official site before you pay.
Prices converted at 1 USD = ₩1,324.45 (2026-10-23). Original price shown in brackets. Taxes as listed by each provider.
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