Hyundai Palisade Continues to Sell Like Crazy

The Hyundai Palisade is essentially a flagship product for Hyundai. There are a few Randoms that have a higher starting price than the Palisade like the exclusive hydrogen Nexo and some plug-in hybrids. But with a starting price of $32,525 and the fully-loaded AWD Palisades coming in nearly $50k, it’s not cheap.

Why Does the Hyundai Palisade Sell So Well?

So why does the Palisade keep selling so well? In August 2020, Hyundai sold a total of 58,361 units. The Palisade accounted for 7,983 units. I will leave the sales figures below, but this is up there with cheaper counterparts such as the Elantra, Kona, Santa Fe, Tucson, etc.

Despite the world being in the state that it is in, the new car buying public can’t get enough of this colossal 3-row SUV. In July 2020, Hyundai moved 8,404 Palisades, so what could be the cause? Well, Hyundai did a great job of maintaining sales throughout the pandemic because they offered 0% financing and deferred payments, so that helped. Hyundai is currently offering 2.9% for 60 months on the Palisade and leases out for $359 a month with $3,499 (other tax, fees, etc. may apply). Those numbers make this massive vehicle much more obtainable.

Hyundai Palisade Sales Conclusion

And let’s be honest, people can’t drive these days, so a big massive safe SUV makes families feel at ease. Hyundai also has the best warranty in the game, and dynamically, Hyundai still offers a V6 in this class, not some dinky four-cylinder turbo. The buying public is also coming to release the quality of new Hyundai products; they release Hyundai is not what it used to be several years ago. With all the features you get as standard with a new Hyundai, it becomes a no brainer for most.

After seeing the sales figures, what are your thoughts on this phenomenon? Please leave your comments below about the Hyundai Palisade and its sales figures. Read more Hyundai stories here.

Kevin Meyn is an automotive journalist for Torque News concentrating on Hyundai content. Kevin is the founder of Exhaust Sports Auto Youtube channel, where he does professional car reviews on new and used vehicles. Through the use of various resources and extended Automotive expertise, Kevin documents the latest in automotive news revolving around Hyundai. Kevin graduated from NC State University studying Supply Chain Management but has had a passion for cars since he was a child. Follow Kevin on Twitter and Instagram @exhaustsports.