Hyundai Palisade 2023 News
Why the 2020s belongs to Korea and not China or Japan
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By Byron Mathioudakis · 19 Aug 2025
Sorry, Swifties.
While we appreciate the cultural phenomenon that is singer/songwriter, artist and philanthropist Taylor Swift, this is not a paean to a great pop star, but, rather, a reference to the year that marked Japan’s stellar ascension as the biggest threat to the established carmakers of that time. Their fear was existential as well as actual.
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Hyundai reshuffles Palisade range for 2024
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By Tung Nguyen · 16 Oct 2023
Hyundai has introduced changes to its Palisade large SUV line-up for 2024, with the high-spec Highlander grade replaced by the Calligraphy, and a new Calligraphy Black Ink flagship rolling out.
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Hyundai goes hard on hybrids
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By Andrew Chesterton · 04 Jul 2023
Hyundai in Australia is plotting a hybrid takeover, with the brand to offer an electrified powertrain in its most popular SUVs, including a probable hybrid version of the Palisade.
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Why the Kia EV9 might be the world's best SUV
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By Byron Mathioudakis · 30 Mar 2023
Pencilled in for a late 2023 launch, there’s still plenty left to reveal – including the all-important pricing info – but a clearer picture of what Kia’s anticipated circa-$100,000-plus EV SUV alternative to an BMW X7, Mazda CX-90 and Volvo XC90 is emerging.
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Is this the most annoying car feature ever?
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By Tim Nicholson · 29 Jan 2023
It's fair to say that I am easily annoyed by noise. Piercing phone alarms, birds with high-pitched squawks outside my window at 5am, car alarms, or people watching videos on their phones without using earphones. All of these things, and more, do my head in. I have been a motoring journalist for more than a decade now so I am used to cars making noises, like alerts, beeps, chimes and dings that ar
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Australian Hyundai N model availability
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By Chris Thompson · 27 Jan 2023
Hyundai Australia has secured hundreds of additional units of some of its N performance models, adding to the stocks already available for “immediate delivery”.
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Why Hyundai wants to beat Kia
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By Stephen Ottley · 29 Dec 2022
Hyundai began 2022 hoping to move up to second in the sales charts but will instead likely end the year in fifth place. And the company knows it can’t afford another disappointing year in 2023.
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The top 5 cars of 2022: Change my mind!
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By James Cleary · 21 Dec 2022
The top five cars of 2022. What does that mean? Best in terms of fulfilling intended function? Delivery of breakthrough technology? Exceptional value-for-money? The most fun-to-drive? It’s a multi-layered minefield!
Kia set to beat Hyundai in 2022 sales
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By Chris Thompson · 21 Sep 2022
The sales figures between sibling brands Kia and Hyundai are almost neck and neck, with little more than 1000 units separating the two so far this year.It's reminiscent of this time last year, when the brands were locked in an even closer sales race that
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Hyundai N performance selling up a storm!
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By James Cleary · 11 Aug 2022
From cheeky challengers to established favourites in only five years, Hyundai’s N and N Line performance models are now accounting for a quarter of all new Hyundai’s sold in Australia.