In 2025, Hyundai will release the Palisade, its first hybrid vehicle. Supposedly, the forthcoming three-row Palisade will have a hybrid version that will compete with the Toyota Kluger in the highly competitive market for largest SUVs. A 2.5-liter four-cylinder petrol-hybrid version of the Palisade is expected to be revealed just a few months before production of the new model is set to begin in early 2025. A more modern 3.8-liter non-turbo petrol V6 will replace the current Palisade's 2.2-liter turbo-diesel four-cylinder as part of the hybrid powertrain. You may also likely get the 3.5-liter V6 turbocharged gasoline engine with it. In 2025, the Palisade will be among the last vehicles to get hybrid technology. If you're shopping for a spacious family SUV, one option among numerous mid-sized three-row vehicles is the Hyundai Palisade. The interior of the Palisade is spacious and inviting, with many modern conveniences and opulent details that will wow its owners. The new Palisade will be more blocky, cleaner in profile, and illuminated uniformly than its forerunner. From the front, it looks like a Kia Telluride thanks to the low and wide headlights and the abundance of LED lighting on the bumper. The latest Hyundai Palisade maintains the same practical, boxy shape as its before, maximizing space utilization. In an effort to create a good impression, it has an upright front fascia. Because of the larger grille, its frightening image is impossible to ignore. The Palisade might be unveiled as a model sometime in the middle of 2025. We don't have the exact price just yet, but it will be similar to the existing model and will be around $38,450.

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