All new Palisade

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Hyundai’s latest large SUV is here, with luxurious design, a spacious, practical cabin, and first-ever hybrid power: 

Launching as a single flagship Calligraphy Hybrid model, all-new Palisade is available in 8-seater or optional 7-seater configuration, it is powered by a  next-generation 2.5 T-GDi Hybrid powertrain which delivers a total of 245 kW power and 460 Nm of torque. This featuresa dual-motor design for optimal regenerative braking and efficiency.The suspension has been tuned in Australia by HMC engineers. There is a choice of 7-seat or 8-seat configuration

Palisade features an interior Vehicle 2 Load (V2L) function to charge devices and power appliances, along with the new Stay Mode which uses the high-capacity Hybrid battery to power the infotainment and climate control while parked with the engine off.

 The new Palisade brings an extended wheelbase and overall length to provide generous passenger and cargo space from 311 to 348L behind the third row, and from 704 to 729L with the third row folded.

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