The all-new Hyundai Palisade arrives with a refined design, efficient powertrains, and a comprehensive list of features across three trim levels.
Hyundai has officially unveiled its redesigned Palisade flagship crossover SUV in South Korea , revealing a wealth of information about its features and powertrains. The new Palisade bids farewell to the V6 and diesel engine options, opting instead for a more efficient 2.5-liter turbocharged engine found in the Santa Fe. This engine generates 277 horsepower and 422 Nm of torque, delivering comparable power to the outgoing V6 while significantly enhancing fuel efficiency.
For those seeking an even more eco-friendly option, Hyundai offers a hybrid variant powered by another 2.5-liter turbo engine coupled with dual electric motors. This electrified powertrain produces 258 horsepower and 353 Nm of torque. The Palisade's three available trim levels - Exclusive, Prestige, and Calligraphy - cater to a range of preferences. Base Exclusive models feature a suite of standard amenities, including rain-sensing wipers, roof rails, double-pane windows for enhanced noise isolation, a digital instrument cluster, wireless charging, heated and ventilated front seats, and heated second-row seats. Notably, the inclusion of 100-watt USB-C ports allows for rapid laptop charging. The option for a front bench seat accommodates up to nine passengers. Stepping up to the Prestige trim adds water-repellent front windows for improved visibility during inclement weather and a panoramic curved screen display integrating both the instrumentation and infotainment systems. A 360-degree camera and blind-spot cameras enhance safety, while an electric tilt and telescopic steering wheel and fingerprint authentication system provide added convenience and security. The top-tier Calligraphy trim boasts brushed metal-effect exterior accents and larger wheels. It also features a head-up display, window shades extending to the third row for enhanced privacy, cooled second-row seats, and heated third-row seats. Prices for the all-new Hyundai Palisade in South Korea range from 43.83 million won (2.5T Exclusive 2WD) to 64.24 million won (2.5T Calligraphy Hybrid AWD), translating to approximately 1.76 million to 2.57 million pesos in local currency, excluding taxes. The current model, offered in a single variant, retails for 3.780 million pesos
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