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Hyundai Palisade 2024 has 167 images and photos, includes 84 interior images & photos, 70 exterior images & photos, 13 images of Hyundai Palisade engine and others. Check out at the front view, rear view, side and top view of new Hyundai Palisade 2024 here.
Hyundai-Sime Darby Motors (HSDM) has just launched its latest model, the 2022 Hyundai Palisade in Malaysia. The large SUV is the fourth model to be launched by the Korean ‘Lambang H’ in Malaysia in 2021 after the Elantra, Kona facelift, and Staria.
Fully imported (CBU) from Korea, the Palisade is available here with a choice of two engine options split across four variants which are:
2.2 Diesel 8-seater (Executive 8) - From RM 328,888
3.8 GDI 8-seater (Luxe 8) - From RM 338,888
2.2 Diesel 7-seater (Executive 7) - From RM 348,888
3.8 GDI 7-seater (Luxe 7) - From RM 358,888
Diesel unit shown
Exterior
Externally, the petrol and diesel variants look the same with the only visual cue being the badges denoting their displacement.
The Palisade looks massive in photos but in real life, it doesn’t look quite as humongous, or as the cool kids say, a chonk. Speaking of chonk, the overall design of the Palisade resembles that of a full-size American SUV like a Cadillac Escalade or Chevrolet Tahoe.
Hyundai said the DRL's design resemble that of a crocodile
The bejewelled parametric grille design gives off an aura of elegance that is a bit more intimidating than the Palisade’s closest rival, the Mazda CX-9 which has its own massive snout.
Both petrol and diesel variants sit on the same wheels – 20-inch alloys that are wrapped with 245/50 R20 rubbers.
Warm grey (top) and monotone black interiors shown
But if you think the exterior looks exquisite, wait till you step inside. Buyers are given a choice of three interior colour schemes which are monotone black, burgundy, and warm grey.
The burgundy colour looks very classy but it’s only offered for the 7-seater variants. The 7-seater variants come with a 2-2-3 configuration with the middle-row sporting individual seats. Just like the front row, this pair of seats come with both ventilated and heated functions though the latter seems to be a redundant feature for our weather.
On the other hand, the 8-seater variants see the middle row getting a bench instead and thus, omit the ventilated function. It does keep the heated function which again, will rarely be used here.
All variants however come with a third row that isn’t quite a tight fit, unlike many 7-/8-seaters. I’m 173-cm tall and I have enough kneeroom in the last row even with the second row up but will I or any average adult get comfortable in long journeys? Guess you’ll have to wait for the review.
Getting into the third row is also a cinch with the middle row seats moved via a one-touch function. The buttons are located on the seat as well as near the lever at the bottom. The latter is a pretty smart position that lets children operate it.
Also available as standard across the range is are a pair of sunroofs for the front and middle rows. Only the front sunroof has a tilting and sliding function while the rear is fixed.
Meanwhile, boot space for the Palisade is 311 litres with the third-row seats up and 704 litres with them folded. This volume can be expanded by folding the middle row flat which is activated through a switch in the boot area.
As rear-conditioning is important for rear occupants especially in Malaysia, the Palisade’s roof-mounted air-cond features a diffuser that can provide a focused, partially-diffused, or fully-diffused stream of air to the passengers.
That’s enough focus for the rear passengers as we move on to the front. The Palisade feels a lot accomplished with soft-touch plastics and a well-crafted fit and finish.
12-volt adaptor and one of 7 USB chargers located below the centre console
It is also quite practical with enough cubby holes and compartments for those essential loose items. By utilising an electronic shift button (just like the Staria and Kona Electric), it allows room for a compartment area placed below the centre console.
Besides, our local Palisade also comes with a head-up display that can be programmed in three different colours which are orange, green, and white. The traditional tachometer and speedometer gauges are flanked by a 7-inch fully-digital TFT LCD.
While that sounds great and all, the Malaysian-spec Palisade loses out on some features from other markets. Take the infotainment screen, for instance, we’re only getting the smaller 8-inch unit for all variants instead of the larger 10.25-inch screen.
Features
AU-spec Palisade shown with a larger 10.25-inch screen
HSDM said the reason for the smaller head unit is that Malaysia has no support for Hyundai Bluelink, the company’s connected car service. This service isn't provided in Malaysia given Hyundai's small presence in the country.
The local Palisade also does not come with a 360-degree camera and only comes with a rear-view camera. At least it has front and rear sensors that would aid in taming the hulking SUV around tight parking spaces.
Traction Mode Select as shown in the diesel variant
The Palisade comes with Drive Mode Select which allows drivers to switch between Eco, Comfort, Sport, and Smart modes. However, the 4WD Executive variants get an additional Traction Mode Select that consists of Snow, Mud, and Sand modes.
Besides the additional drive modes and the badges, another key difference between the Luxe and Executive variants are the safety features. Standard on the Palisade are 6 airbags, Downhill Brake Control (DBC), Safe Exit Alert, and Rear Occupant Alert.
On the diesel-powered Executive variants, the only active safety features are Blind-spot Collision Warning (BCW) and Rear Cross-traffic Collision Warning (RCCW).
On the other hand, the petrol-powered Luxe variants come with the full Hyundai SmartSense safety suite which consists of:
The two engines offered for the Palisade are the 2.2-litre CRDi 4-cylinder turbodiesel (200 PS/440 Nm) and the naturally-aspirated 3.8-litre Lambda II V6 petrol (295 PS/355 Nm). Both engines are paired to an 8-speed automatic transmission but power is sent to different drivetrains.
Petrol powerplant shown
The diesel engine is available with four-wheel drive (4WD) while the petrol units send power only to the front wheels.
The only way to tell the petrol (top) and diesel (bottom) variants apart
The fuel consumption of new 2024 Hyundai Palisade in Malaysia is ranged from 8.8 litres per 100 km to 10.8 litres per 100 km,and the manufacturers claimed fuel consumption of 2022 Hyundai Palisade 2.2 Diesel Exec 8 is 8.8 litres per 100 km, the manufacturers claimed fuel consumption of 2022 Hyundai Palisade 2.2 Diesel Exec 7 is 8.8 litres per 100 km, the manufacturers claimed fuel consumption of 2022 Hyundai Palisade 3.8 GDI Luxe 8 is 10.8 litres per 100 km, and the manufacturers claimed fuel consumption of 2022 Hyundai Palisade 3.8 GDI Luxe 7 is 10.8 litres per 100 km.
Hyundai Palisade 2024 has total 8 color options in Malaysia: LAGOON SILVER, MoonLight Cloud, Rain Forest, Sierra Burgundy, Steel Graphite, Taiga Brown, Timeless Black, White Cream.
