The new 2026 Hyundai Palisade three-row SUV, 2.5 inches longer on a wheelbase that's 2.7 inches longer than the previous generation, is powered by the standard 287 horsepower 3.5-liter V6 direct-injected engine coupled to an 8-speed automatic transmission with a two-chamber torque converter or a hybrid powertrain with a 258 horsepower 2.5-liter turbocharged in-line four-cylinder engine combined with two electric motors mounted in the six-speed automatic transmission’s case for a total estimated system output of up to 329 horsepower which is expected to achieve up to 34 mpg combined, yielding an internally targeted range of up to 619 miles. The naturally-aspirated V6 is targeting a 5,000-pound maximum towing capacity while the hybrid powertrain has an estimated 4,000 lbs. of maximum towing capacity. Relaxation seats for front- and second-row passengers, provides additional degrees of recline and deployable upper-leg supports to help reduce fatigue during extended seating periods. Eight passenger seating is available across various trims with available captain’s chairs including one-touch second-row tilt-and-slide functionality. Third-row seats are available with power-folding, sliding, and power-reclining mechanisms, along with heating. Cup holders and 100-watt-capable USB-C ports are readily accessible in each row. The 2026 SE FWD Palisade starts at $40,430 (including $1,495 freight charge) while the hybrid starts at $45,155 and are arriving at Hyundai dealers now, with hybrid models scheduled to go on sale early Fall.
