2025 Hyundai Palisade revealed, Alcazar Pro Max!

2025 Hyundai Palisade is now bigger and features a 9-passenger layout

The 2025 Hyundai Palisade was released, which is the second generation model. The latest version comes with significant updates, including an increase in size, a boxy design and the introduction of a nine-seat layout for the first time.

Design highlights

The new Palisade’s stance is more upright and muscular than its predecessor. At the front, the oversized parametric grille has been replaced by a sleeker rectangular unit, complete with vertically stacked headlights. The daytime running lights maintain their vertical orientation but now have separate rectangular sections for a more unique look.

From the side, the window lines have been elongated, and the original C-pillar design has been replaced by a more streamlined appearance. Prominent creases above the wheel arches add a sense of ruggedness, while the D-pillars are trimmed in silver to visually break up the window lines.

At the rear, the SUV features new vertically stacked taillights whose segmented design echoes the daytime running lights. A spoiler crowns the otherwise minimalist tailgate, and the bumper features a faux skid plate element that adds a touch of sportiness.

interior updates

The new Palisade’s cabin features a revolutionary design while retaining its high-end appeal. The upper dashboard adopts a wraparound layout, with the infotainment system and digital instrument panel seamlessly integrated below. A shelf-like lower fascia houses the air conditioning vents and physical controls, while the center console is detached from the dash, creating additional storage space underneath.

The console between the seats includes a wireless charger, 100W USB charging socket and storage. Two skylights add to the airy feel of the cabin. Hyundai is also launching a nine-seat configuration for the first time. These include a front center console that doubles as an extra seat. The second row offers flexible captain’s chairs or a bench seat, while the third row comes standard with a 60:40 split bench seat.

Powertrain options

Details about the powertrain are yet to be confirmed. However, reports suggest that the new Palisade will be offered with both conventional and hybrid powertrain options to suit different customer preferences.

With an updated design, expanded seating capacity and the promise of advanced features, the second-generation Hyundai Palisade aims to solidify its position in the highly competitive SUV market. While full specs and pricing details are still awaited, these enhancements suggest Hyundai is targeting a wider audience with its flagship offering.

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