A few days ago, we obtained a new modern Paristi road test spy photo from overseas media. Positioned as a medium-sized SUV, Paristi is currently imported into The Country and is equipped with a 3.5L V6 naturally aspirated engine.
The road test spy photos were taken in Sweden, and it is clear that the new car is undergoing winter tests. However, the new car is still covered with heavy camouflage, and its overall design is basically difficult to see. However, it is reported that Hyundai is likely to update Paristi with the appearance of the new Tucson (both domestic Tucson L).
As you can see, the headlights light set of the new car will be redesigned and will have a more prominent grille. It is reported that the designers of Hyundai Motors will extend the length of the headlights to meet the design requirements of the grille, thus echoing the latest Tucson.
This 20-inch wheel hub is Parristi's standard equipment, and we have reason to believe that the model currently being tested is Parristi's top-of-the-line model.
The rear of the car is covered with just as much fabric camouflage, and almost any real car can be seen. However, there are rumors that Paristi was given an additional set of taillights mounted on the tailgate, although this cannot be confirmed for the time being. Judging by how camouflaged it is, we believe the bumper could also be redesigned.
In terms of power, the new car is expected to continue the 3.5L V6 naturally aspirated engine of the current model, with a maximum power of 272 horsepower, a peak torque of 336 Nm, and a transmission matching an 8-speed manual transmission.