The carmaker also confirmed that the Elantra N will debut this year.
With the recent debuts of the Ioniq 5 and the high-performance Kona N crossover, 2021 has been a busy year for Hyundai, and its product onslaught is showing no signs of slowing down. To preview what we can expect next from the Korean automaker, an investor presentation released by the Korean automaker provides a roadmap of new models launching in 2021 and 2022.
According to the presentation, the Palisade SUV is getting a facelift in 2022. In the same year, the Sonata will also get a refresh, but no specific dates were confirmed. The new-generation ix35 and Grandeur will also go on sale in South Korea in 2022 according to the presentation.
And is making big promises.
Hyundai might be reeling from one of the most expensive recalls ever, but it is managing to keep its head held high and continues its march towards an EV future with the recent reveal of the company s first bespoke EV, the Hyundai EV6. The Korean manufacturer is also keeping up in the AI arms race with its own AI voice recognition technology. The latest to come from Hyundai is a first peek at the Staria, a new people mover that takes on a very futuristic look and feel and promises to offer a premium in-car experience. The pics show the Staria Premium, which offers a more high-end experience than the standard car.
If you want three rows, Hyundai says, you ll be much happier in the Palisade.
The 2021 Hyundai Santa Fe has just arrived in the United States, sporting a dramatic facelift, a revamped cabin, new safety technology, more cargo space, and even new powertrains in the form of a turbocharged 2.5L four-cylinder and a new hybrid variant. It may not be a complete redesign, but it still represents a major update.
One thing that hasn t changed, however, is the number of seats; the Santa Fe still only offers two rows of seating, with no 2021 return of the three-row Santa Fe XL . During a recent call with media, Hyundai explained why that is.