Hyundai unveils Palisade High Roof with raised roof in Korea
Hyundai has officially launched the Palisade High Roof version of its large SUV in South Korea, featuring a roof raised by 240 mm. The vehicle’s total height is 2,005 mm, while the main feature of the modification is a more spacious interior with equipment for rear-row passengers. Motor1 reports.
Taller body and new equipment
In addition to the altered roofline, the Palisade High Roof received 21-inch wheels with Pirelli tires and electronically controlled suspension with a predictive function, which is included as standard equipment.
Inside, a 21.4-inch display has been installed in the ceiling for the entertainment of rear-seat passengers. The model also features retractable LED reading lamps, a starlight-effect ceiling and ambient interior lighting.
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VIP package and price
The VIP Package 2 is available for the Palisade High Roof. It includes a new center console for the second row of seats with two wireless charging pads, heated and cooled cupholders, an air purifier and improved floor mats.
The vehicle also comes with a UV-C sterilization system to disinfect the interior from bacteria, viruses and fungi. The Hyundai Palisade High Roof costs 72.44 million won in Korea, or about $52,300 at the exchange rate cited by Motor1. The base Palisade version starts at 44.78 million won, making the High Roof nearly 62% more expensive. This modification is currently available only on the Korean market.
Previously, the Palisade High Roof was shown as a pre-production prototype at the Seoul Mobility Show, although Hyundai did not reveal its interior at that time.
