Hyundai Interior Latest Generation Coalition Revealed, When To Launch?

The latest Hyundai Palisade was caught on camera by a spy. (Doc. kindelato/Instagram)

The puzzle about Hyundai Palisade's original form has begun to be revealed. After several times being caught on a spy camera being tested with a camouflage sticker, an interior image of the latest generation of Hyundai Palisade leaked to the public.

According to The Korean Car Blog, Tuesday, June 25, the car has a spacious interior thanks to longer wheelbase distances as it is built on the latest platform. In addition, it can be seen that the latest Palisaade has the latest steering wheel design with an unscreened 'H logo.

In addition, visible dashboards on the interior have been updated and the instrument cluster and infotainment are covered by solid plastic layers. Unfortunately, other changes to the inside still look vague.

On the exterior, the Palisade will carry a more boxy style like Santa Fe. However, this model has a more premium style while ensuring its position above its brother.

The latest coalition has a more upright front than today, featuring the front lights and a distinctive DRL of the model.

The dashing impression remains visible with Hyundai retaining a large grip, wide roof pillar A, as well as a side window taken from Santa Fe. It is reported that the Palisade will use a platform different from the long wheelbase so that it leaves a more spacious space.

Although the specifications have not been disclosed, it is rumored that Hyundai will introduce a 2.5 liter hybrid machine and a 3.5 liter turbocharged V6 in the first generation.

This system was developed specifically for medium and large vehicles, replacing existing diesel engines to comply with stricter emission regulations. Of course, it will be an interesting thing to wait for.

This manufacturer from South Korea will begin mass production of the latest generation of the Palisade model in December 2024, advancing earlier than the previous plan, early 2025.

This lopsided H logo brand will also increase production targets for the new Palisade to meet increasingly real demand for hybrid cars. Even the South Korean brand is targeting a total of 210,000 units per year, or reflecting a 30 percent increase from last year which was only 160,000.