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The 2020 Hyundai Palisade Looks Great But Is There a Catch? | First Look | Edmunds - Duration: 2:18.
WILL KAUFMAN: I'm here at the 2018 Los Angeles Auto Show,
and behind me is Hyundai's new flagship SUV--
the three row Palisade.
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I'm going to tell you everything I know about the new Palisade.
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The Palisade has a lot of features that three row SUV
buyers should like.
It's got a power third row.
It's got ventilated second row seats,
a special new air diffuser to deliver air
more quickly and quietly to the rear passengers.
You also get a big 10.25 inch infotainment screen.
And Hyundai's really nice stereo system is an option, as well,
along with all of their safety technology.
It's also actually pretty large.
This is larger in every dimension than a Toyota
Highlander, and it's got a longer wheelbase
than a Ford Explorer.
That's pretty hefty, and it's translated
into some good interior space.
I actually had a chance to sit in this vehicle,
and the second row had plenty of room for me.
Even in the third row, I did OK.
The interior design is also actually pretty attractive.
There's some nice feeling materials in there,
and it looks like they've taken some design
cues from their genesis brand.
For me, though, the one question mark has got to be the engine.
Now, on paper, it looks pretty good.
You get a 291 horsepower V6 standard.
However, it's an Atkinson Cycle Engine.
It's the same cycle that Toyota uses for the Prius.
So it gives you more efficiency, but there are
some trade-offs in performance.
There's also no optional engine, here.
And Hyundai has not published any towing numbers.
Without an optional engine and some sort of towing figure,
we've got to assume this isn't going
to be a top pick for people who want to tow.
I like what Hyundai has been doing recently,
and I like what I've seen of the inside of this car.
They're going to give you a lot of great tech,
you're going to get a good warranty.
And I've got to assume it's going
to be a pretty good value for money based
on just what the company does.
The Palisade should go on sale in 2019 as a 2020 model.
That's it for right now.
Make sure to check out edmunds.com/roadnoise for all
of our coverage of the Los Angeles Auto Show and all
the other great vehicles here, today.
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