At the New York Auto Show that opened today, the new Hyundai Paristi was officially released. As a mid-term redesign, the new Paristi incorporates new family design elements and looks more atmospheric.
Compared with the current model, the new Parris Emperor front grille shape has become wider and tougher, the grille interior uses a large area of chrome rectangular design elements, the style of split headlights has also been adjusted, the recognition has been significantly enhanced, and the front surround has also been decorated with chrome strips to enhance the sense of refinement.
Coming to the interior, the new Paristi has been re-equipped with the latest four-spoke steering wheel similar to that of Tucson L, while the local style of the central control area of the center console will also be changed, increasing the size and range of applications of the display.
In the power part, the new car continues to be 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 an 8-speed automatic transmission.