TUKO’s latest profile of Teboho Mokoena looks beyond football to the vehicles associated with the Mamelodi Sundowns and South Africa midfielder. The report highlights a Hyundai Santa Fe Hybrid selected through a commercial partnership, alongside his appearances with a Mercedes-AMG G63.
It links the attention around his cars to a career that progressed through SuperSport United before his January 2022 move to Sundowns. The article also places him in South Africa’s recent international football activity. Its vehicle prices are market estimates and should not be interpreted as proof of the amount he personally paid.
A photographed association, an endorsement vehicle and a privately purchased car are different arrangements, even when all three can appear in celebrity lifestyle coverage. Main report: TUKO
Teboho Mokoena / Instagram, as credited by TUKO
The Hyundai relationship has a clearer documentary basis. A Hyundai South Africa press release, published by AutoWorld in July, announced the partnership and stated that Mokoena personally chose the Santa Fe Hybrid from the manufacturer’s range. The company framed the arrangement around the footballer’s performance, discipline and public appeal.
Mokoena’s comments in that announcement emphasised comfort, performance and a premium driving experience. Hyundai described the model as its first hybrid in the South African market and promoted its suitability for family use and everyday journeys.
Those descriptions are the manufacturer’s promotional claims, rather than an independent road test. The release also identified the vehicle as a finalist in the South African Guild of Mobility Journalists’ 2026 awards.
Together, these details explain why the car appears in the footballer’s public image and why commercial sponsorship is central to this particular vehicle story. They do not provide a complete inventory of his assets, his liabilities or his net worth. The most defensible reading is a lifestyle profile supported by a specific, documented brand agreement. Public visibility alone cannot settle questions about full vehicle ownership. Background: Hyundai press release