Recently, Hyundai officially released a preview of the new Paristi, the new car will be unveiled at the New York Auto Show that opened on April 13, the vehicle adopts Hyundai's latest design language to create, the appearance and interior will be slightly upgraded, and the power is expected to continue to be equipped with a 3.5L V6 self-priming engine.
This time, the trailer only shows the details of the front part of the car. Judging from the trailer, the styling design of the new car will be more tough, the headlights and the grille are integrated, and there is a vertical through LED light source, which is changed from the position of the current model on the inside of the front bar to the position of the new model on the outside.
Previous spy photos also exposed the vehicle's lower intake grille design, which was in starlight style and embellished with dark gold.
In terms of interior, the steering wheel of the new car adopts a modern latest style four-spoke multi-function steering wheel similar to Tucson L, compared to the common three-spoke steering wheel, the bottom has a better grip, and the local style of the central control area of the center console will also be changed, increasing the size and application range of the display.
At the same time, through the previous interior spy photos, you can also see the design of the independent seats in the rear row, which looks similar to the current model, as well as the control area of the rear air conditioner and seat heating, ventilation and other functions located on the central floor.
In the power part, the current model is equipped with a 3.5L V6 self-priming engine with a maximum output of 200 kW and a maximum torque of 336 Nm, and the transmission matches the 8AT gearbox. In addition to this powertrain, the new car may also be available in hybrid models.
According to the data of the "retention rate list" of the E-car App, the popularity of the Hyundai Paristi model ranks 114th in the same level of competitors, if you need more data, please check it on the E-Car App.