Hyundai Palisaade Looks More Luxury With The Latest Trim For The Australian Market

Hyundai Palisade 2024 Calligraphy Black Inc, (Doc. Carscoops)

JAKARTA - Hyundai recently introduced a Palisade version update for the Australian market. Although the changes are not too significant, the manufacturer has added some of the latest features and introduced the latest trim level.

Reporting from Carscoops, Wednesday, October 18, the Hyundai Palisade 2024 is available at three trim levels, namely Elite, Caligraphy, and Caligraphy Black Ink. As a basic variant, the trim Elite is equipped with an acoustic front window, an 8-way passenger seat, a wheeled steering, imitation wood insertion, and a carpet in the cargo area.

Meanwhile, the Caligraphy variant offers a variety of features, including an increasingly varied security system and ADAS, driver seats with 12-way Nappa skin, and a suede header. This mid-tend trim replaces the Highlander variant, and comes with a waterproof windshield, acoustic backdoor glass, and AC touch control.

Caligraphy Black Ink is the latest trim level for the 2024 Palisade model. This trim includes all features in the previous version with an elegant touch of black color, which can be seen in the front goal, front and rear slip plates, bumpers, and bottom door decorations.

This trim level is even more stylish with roof rails, 20-inch rims, badges, back lights, suede seats, and suede headers, all given a glossy black touch, creating a premium impression on it.

On an engine basis, all the trim levels offered are equipped with two engine options: a 3.8 liter GDi gasoline engine and a turbocharged 4-cylinder 2.2 liter CRDi diesel engine.

The prices of these variants vary. Trim Elite is priced from 66,800 to 70,800 Australian dollars (around Rp668.8 million to Rp708.7 million). Meanwhile, the trim Caligraphy is priced at 75,900-79,800 Australian dollars (equivalent to Rp760.1 million to Rp799.3 million). Then, for the trim Caligraphy Black Ink, Hyundai sets prices ranging from 76,900 to 80,900 Australian dollars (around Rp770.3 million to Rp810.4 million).