Hyundai Dash Mats: Sunland Custom Fit for Every Model

Leave a Hyundai parked in the open on a hot day and the top of the dash bakes, the plastics slowly dry out and crack, and the glare off the windscreen becomes a genuine nuisance on the drive home. A tailored dash mat is the simple, cheap fix. This range is built on Sunland mats and spans the Hyundai catalogue, from the Tucson, Kona and Santa Fe SUVs through to the i30, the Imax and Iload vans and the Staria, so you can match a mat to your exact model and dash layout. Because the fitment reaches from the smallest hatch to the largest people-mover, there is a strong chance your Hyundai is here, whatever its age. The sections below break the range down by model and generation, so you can go straight to the mat cut for your dash rather than sorting through the whole catalogue to find it.

Why a dash mat belongs in your Hyundai

Dashboard plastics fade, warp and craze under constant UV, and once that damage sets in there is no undoing it. A dash mat takes the heat in the dash's place, keeping the surface beneath cooler and shaded. It also kills the reflection that turns your windscreen into a mirror in low sun, which is as much a safety benefit as a comfort one. Come resale time, an original, uncracked dash under the mat helps the car present and value better.

Sunland fit across the SUV range

The SUVs are the busiest part of this collection. Tucson fitment runs from the early JM through the TL and TLE, the TL3, and the current NX4 including the N Line Highlander and the newest NX4 V3 V4. Kona is covered across the OS in Active, Elite and Highlander trims and the latest SX2, while Santa Fe spans the CM, DM, SM and TM generations. Many listings offer versions with and without a heads-up display cut-out, so the mat matches your exact variant.

Passenger cars, vans and people-movers

Beyond the SUVs, the range reaches right across the Hyundai line-up. There are mats for the i30 in both the FD and PD, the i40, the Sonata NF and LF, and the sporty Veloster and Veloster FS. The hard-working Imax and Iload TQ vans are covered from 2008 to 2021, along with the newer Staria and Staria Load. Whatever badge sits on the bonnet, there is a good chance of a pattern cut for your dash.

Cut to your exact variant

Every mat here is pattern-cut for a specific Hyundai dash rather than draped over as a rough fit. That means the cut-outs land where they should, around vents, sensors, the centre speaker grille and any heads-up display projector. The listings spell out the differences that matter, such as whether your Kona has the centre speaker or the HUD, so the mat sits flush and never fouls an air vent or hides a warning light.

Charcoal or black to suit the cabin

Most patterns are offered in charcoal and black, so you can either blend the mat into a darker interior or pick the tone that best matches your trim. Both are unobtrusive and neither shows dust the way a paler colour would, which keeps the dash looking tidy between cleans. Whichever you choose, the tailored cut is the same, so the only decision is the shade that suits your Hyundai's interior.

Cutting glare and keeping cool

Beyond guarding the plastics, a dash mat does real work on the drive itself. The low-sheen carpet finish soaks up the light that would otherwise bounce off a glossy dash and into your eyes, which matters most on those low-sun mornings and afternoons. It also keeps the dash surface cooler to the touch after a stint in the car park, taking a little of the sting out of a summer cabin before the air-conditioning catches up.

Finding the right mat

Hyundai has revised most of these models more than once, so the year range and series code in each title are the details to check against your build plate. Confirm your generation, and whether your car has a heads-up display or centre speaker where the listing asks, and the mat will drop straight in with no trimming. If you are protecting the rest of the cabin too, the seat cover and floor mat ranges round out the interior.