Best 8 seater SUV? 2023 Hyundai Palisade review
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 มิ.ย. 2024
- If you need a big SUV, this is the one you should be looking at.
That's because the 2023 Hyundai Palisade offers the choices you need - it has a 7 seat or 8 seater layout, the choice of petrol V6 or turbo-diesel, front- or all-wheel drive, and a couple of different trim levels to choose from, too.
It's big inside, has a five-star safety rating (it was four stars prior to this update), and it feels plush and luxurious for the money. Speaking of budget, it's cheaper than a Nissan Pathfinder, and stands out for that reason.
Watch this review to see if the Palisade is the right car for you. It probably will be if you live in Australia and need a big three-row SUV!
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00:00 Intro
00:36 Is it the right price?
01:50 What's the best competitor?
03:11 Is it the right size?
04:38 Interior
07:53 Under the bonnet
08:46 Driving
10:41 Efficiency
11:26 Is it safe?
12:30 Ownership
13:33 Verdict
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Great review 👍
Thank you!
Wheels look great
Hey Matt,
Love your straight forward no bullshit reviews
Currently I am super confused stuck in
Between
Palisade Fortuner and pathfinder
Please advice
Some one put the thought in my head that diesel cars are not going for short runs
They are good for long drives
We are buying our first new car in 17 years
Please advice
Just subscribed. My palisade is due for delivery in 2 weeks. I chose the elite diesel awd due to my budget constraints and need to drive to the ski resorts every year.
Good on you! And thanks for subscribing.
Agreed, the new Elite 2.2d with the black grill looks awesome.
I'm new to your chanel been but have been following you for years .Just a suggestion are able to incorporate a 0 100 time
Thanks Robert! Great to hear that, and thanks for joining the fun!
I can and will when relevant - performance oriented cars, and often EVs - but it’s not going to be a regular thing and I won’t be doing any 0-100 tests, unless I get the channel big enough to hire a private road. So spread the word! 🤣
Thanks for the review. The Elite diesel sounds about right for me.
Glad you found it helpful!
Agreed, the new 2023 Palisade Elite 2.2d looks awesome with the new black grille.
Asking for a friend, how does this compare to the cx90?
Do the headlights have active shadowing?
Why would you pay an extra $30k+ give or take or so for an Audi or BMW or Merc?? Heck if my kids were still young, I'd take this one any day over a Euro
Yep. I can see the appeal of a Q7. But I can also see the appeal of $30,000 worth of holidays or mortgage payments, and a good non-luxury SUV in the driveway.
So this car has been sold out from almost all my hyundai car dealerships here in Dallas, I was able to prepurchase it and have to wait 1 month, I can't wait.
Great to hear that! Hope you enjoy it.
Seeing lots of this on streets. I was very exited about the reveal of Kia Telluride which is quite disappointingly unavailable in Australia. Image we also had the Kia, these two brothers will dominate the class.
I agree. A really shame we don’t get Telluride. Likewise, I wish we got the bigger Honda, VW and Subaru three-row models!
Maybe due to the size of the market they didnt want to cannibalize sales.
One thing i constantly missing in ur video now a days is the mention of the lurch you get at initial run or when you push the gas ..you did mention briefly about it but it gives a feeling that it is not much a big deal but in reality it does ..i took qashqai test drive based on ur video review and it turned out to be horrible and somewhat unsafe at high traffic conditions ..perhaps something to emphasize more in coming videos ...keep up the good work ,thanks for the video.
I'm guessing you haven't driven a Nissan CVT gearbox before or many turbocharged engines.
Put your foot down in a Nissan CVT and things don't happen instantly. It's a completely different type of gearbox.
Same with many turbocharged engines. They "lag" for a couple of seconds until the boost kicks in.
Matt did say in his Qashqai review "Occasionally the transmission at low speeds and the turbo engine catch each other out. You learn how to drive this CVT / turbo combination.
His advice is true.
Hope this helps you with your test drives.
I think that may have more to do with my experience driving thousands of different cars.
Yash, you should also look at Matt’s review of the Chery Omaha 5.
Particularly at 10:50 to 12:00 where he gives an example of “lurch”.
@@tonymillar5342 absolutely true ..i guess the edge Matt's video have is to help regular guys understand the hidden integrities of the cars for daily family driver like me ...for example the video of "long term review of Sportage " on old channel ..that is kind of advice makes the difference as nobody else covers those points .. i also understand that this was not the long term review but the first impressions. But the casual nuisances of "turbo charge-CVT " is way riskier and complex for daily drivers on busy traffic than on highway. Something i would expect Matt to emphasize more, but that is just my opinion.
@@tonymillar5342 yes that was fairly covered .
I love my palaside,i was so happy with it i got my wife one aswell.
Wow. You're one of THOSE people. ;)
I got the Petrol, just didn't like how slow the diesel was
Fair enough. The petrol doesn’t mind a rev!
As one commentator put it, if you are a "prolific breeder" then this is one of your few options if you want a SUV body style for a family of 6-8 persons. My only concern with it is the ground clearance and engine choices. The departure an approach angles on this look quite low and no i am not suggesting you take this thing for a rowdy mud plugging session but if it encounters a serious pothole, it looks like it will bottom out when under a full load. The engine choices on the petrol side could do with some electrification and I dont believe this platform is totally without it in other markets. Not a fan of a diesel rattle personally and that fuel economy for the v6 is abysmal but you cant knock it too hard because it is a V6.
Two family features that werent mentioned however is the one where the driver has a PA system that can be used to cell the kids at the back to shut up or stop kicking each other. The second feature is the quiet mode that shuts off all the other speakers except the ones at the front if you want to keep the kids asleep at the back. Aside from all of this I dont see these much on school runs, instead I see them in executive parking lots and affluent shopping areas. This tells me these are being purchased as status symbols and fashion statements for people that wanted a Chelsea Tractor or Macan but the pocketbook just couldnt reach it.
Thanks for your comments mate. Good pick-up on the parent-friendly elements I missed -- I guess having just one kid helps!
Hi Matt, Can you please review Lexus NX350h please. Thanks
I’ll see what I can do for you!
Carnival is an awesome 8 seater
It sure is.
Hi Matt,
Just come across your TH-cam channel; now subscribed.
My brother in Melbourne is looking for a large 'soft' family SUV. He currently drives a 2010 Hyundai 2.0d ix35 with 260k km on the clock, been very reliable but now showing it's age.
Current short list is:
* 2023 Kluger 2.5i hybrid GXL
* 2023 Palisade 2.2d Elite
* 2023 Sorento Sport+ 2.2d
Personally, I'm a fan of the new Sorento diesel, but not so sure about the DCT gearbox.
The car will only drive on sealed roads and will not be used for towing. Annual mileage is 25k km, town + freeway driving. Any thoughts; your opinion please.
Hi Richard, thanks for joining the community!
It’s an interesting conundrum your brother is in. All three of those cars are very good, for all sorts of reasons.
I would like to know if they need seven seats? And is the step up in size to accommodate seven seats a necessity, or just an “I think seven seats would be handy” move?
Reason being is that if they’ve made do with an ix35 to this point, and five seats is an okay number to continue with, I think a Hyundai Tucson diesel or Kia Sportage diesel could actually be the right car for them.
However, if seven seats, simplicity and potentially very good reliability is the primary driver, I think I’d be steering towards the Kluger.
@@therightcar Hi Matt, thanks for the quick reply. No, 7 seats are not needed. The car will be used as a 5 seater, my brother likes space and comfort.
However, I agree; he should also look at the Sportage and Tucson diesel.
However, the Kluger hybrid, especially the new 2023 spec soon to be launched, will probably be spot on for my brother and his lifestyle.
What about Kia carnival? I’m choosing between these 2 cars. Any suggestions?
I have a Carnival review coming.
If you plan to use all three rows a lot, buy a Carnival. It will be the best decision you ever made.
I agree Carnival will be useful
I'd reckon the diesel is a better bet for the Pallisade than the petrol. That's something the Pathfinder no longer offers .
As you’ll see in the video, I COMPLETELY AGREE!!
No go! I would be driven insane with that beeping, made worse by the fact it’s an opt out system each and every time I start the car.
You’re not alone mate. It’s a real frustration point.
You give solid reviews… independent channel? Keep it up.
Yessir, independent. I had some help filming stuff earlier on, but apart from on events where they supply some footage and sometimes a videographer, it's all me! :D
dope
You forgot to mention that this car cannot be parked in a garage or near the home.🔥🔥🔥🔥
It is a known issue, yes, but hopefully a contained one!!
What!? Why can't you park it near your home?
Yes it can
We want a very quiet and comfortable suv for the family; number of seat rows don't matter and we don't want a luxury brand. Which suv would you recommend?
What is your budget? That’s the biggest determining factor!
@@therightcar 50-60k maybe
Does it matter if it’s hybrid, electric, small, large, or other??
@The Right Car? We'd prefer a regular internal combustion suv, size doesn't matter 👀 as long as it fits 4-5 adults comfortably
@The Right Car? On second thoughts, an SUV bigger than a RAV4, tucson or any other SUV of that category would be better for us.
Remember when it was a Tarago, a Tarago or a Tarago.
I miss those days.
@@therightcar I also miss when choice was petrol or diesel, manual or auto haha
The Palisade received a “poor” rating for rear passenger safety. With two young children, that was a deal breaker for us. We purchased a 2023 Subaru Ascent and couldn’t be happier.
In what test? Given you have an Ascent I'm guessing it was a NHTSA result? In ANCAP 2022 testing, it managed 88% for Child Occupant Protection (43.24 out of 49).
I love subarus (2018 STi owner for 5 years/never had issue) and almost getting the ascent,but found out its a CVT transmission.goodluck with a CVT
Is this better than pajero sport?
Yes.
So expensive
Cars today that were once considered affordable Family vehicles are now prices sitting 100k
Yeah - times have changed.
Without watching it. I have driven both cars, and the Pathfinder is a much better car.
You’re wrong, but you’re entitled to be wrong.
Disagree, why did Nissan only sell 188 new examples of Pathfinder last year. Nissan do not make good cars anymore; this is why their sales have plummeted in Australia over the last 10 years.
@@therightcar right or wrong is subjective😂
@Richard-sl8we Have you tested both cars. I have driven both and my opinion was the Pathfinder was better in all facets. It all depends if you like lots of wind noise like the palasade has and its under powered, Korean cars look very cheap inside. I do agree nissan has not being doing that great the last 10 years mainly because of the Cvt. But it's my opinion the Pathfinder drove much better. Also the palasade sold only 4000 cars last year and the pathfinder's first batch of cars only touched down in December 2022. Pointless stat
@@jeffchids6488 What do you think of the poor torque (at high rpm) on the Pathfinder; I find the engine gutless?
The Palisade 2.2d and new Kluger 2.4T are far superior. Also, why has Nissan sales in Australia plummeted over the last 10 years?
Interior is not for a family it’s terrible😢 check interior of Mazda cx9❤
What makes it terrible? CX-9 only has seven seats.
You can get a black interior.
Interior space n packaging of palisade trumps the cx9 in every possible way. Cx9 does have better looking(subjective) interior though, but it feels lot less airy, less storage, less cup holders , lot less headroom in third row n less boot space than palisade.
That interior colour is terrible. Hope there are other colours. Imagine what that would look like in 12 months.
@@pjb5594
Cleaning has nothing to do with it. It's just bloody horrible.
You’re never short of a thought, Buncha! Haha
@@buncha5651 Obviously to you yes.
@@therightcar
I am a black interior fan.
@@buncha5651 You can get a black interior. No big deal.
These upcoming videos clogging up my timeline are annoying
Noted. I’ll try not to be so productive.
@@therightcar unsubscribed.
Then unsubscribe - simple!
Your loss, Matt knows his stuff and he is very objective in his reviews.
@@Richard-sl8we I have, wasn't that I didn't like the content and have watched him at various outlets over the years. It just a suggestion that the up-and-coming clogging of the timeline was irritating - consumer feedback.