The 2025 Hyundai Palisade should be a continuation of what we see for 2024. This could be good news for most shoppers looking for a great three-row SUV.

The Palisade has been one of the top choices in the midsize three-row SUV market since it arrived. This flagship Hyundai vehicle takes things to a higher quality level than its platform mate, the Kia Telluride. The Palisade is one of the favorites in the market, and it received a major refresh in 2023 and the addition of the Calligraphy Night Edition model in 2024.

Here are a few things you’ll find in the 2025 Hyundai Palisade that make it great:

Check out those cupholders

The center console features a large storage area with a twist. You’ll see two deployable cupholders inside the storage bin. These items fold away when you don’t need them and can come out of hiding at the push of a button. If you only need one, you can release one and leave the other tucked away. This makes for a versatile and useful center storage space for your drinks and stuff during your drive.

No more blind spots for you

If you drive the 2025 Hyundai Palisade Limited, you’ll have the benefits of a blind-spot camera view. This video feed is displayed on the digital gauge cluster when you activate the turn signals, giving you a great way to avoid moving into a lane when another vehicle is in your blind area. Unlike the Honda LaneWatch system, this feature functions on both sides of the vehicle, making it easier for you to make safe lane changes and avoid a collision while driving.

How slow can you go?

The Palisade’s power liftgate does more than allow you to set the maximum height of its opening. It also allows you to set the speed at which it will open or close. There might be times when you want this gate to open a little slower, although I’m not sure when that might be, making it possible to enjoy a slower motion when you want to open the rear of the vehicle. The faster speed opens in 4.5 seconds, while the slower speed reaches full opening in 6.0 seconds.

Make use of the cord tunnel

If your 2025 Hyundai Palisade doesn’t have a wireless phone charging pad, you’ll want to make use of the cord tunnel. This is a tunnel from the upper console to the lower part where the USB and power outlet are located. This tunnel makes it easy to plug in your phone without the cord being in the way of the upper part of the console. It reduces the cluster of cords and makes for a much more pleasant driving experience for you.

Getting in the rear is easy

The Palisade makes it easy for you to get into the third-row seating area with the one-button function that moves the second-row seat forward and out of the way to open a large access space. Once the button is pushed, the second-row seatback folds forward, and the base slides forward, giving kids an easy way to get into this rear area. There are two buttons, both performing the same function, but one is mounted lower, making it easy for kids to push the button and climb into this Hyundai SUV.

The Palisade is looking out for you

If you choose the SEL or higher trims of the 2025 Hyundai Palisade, you’ll have the benefits of Side Exit Assist. This feature doesn’t allow the doors adjacent to the road to be opened when a vehicle is detected in the area. This feature makes it much easier for you and your passengers to get out of the vehicle after parallel parking on a street. This feature uses rear-facing radar to give you the warnings necessary to avoid exiting into traffic from your vehicle.

Quiet Mode is perfect for family road trips

This Hyundai SUV is a great choice when you want a family-sized vehicle that makes your road trips more comfortable. The Quiet Mode allows the rear seats to experience some peace and quiet while the front passengers listen to music or talk radio. This function mutes the rear speakers on demand, making the rear quieter and more enjoyable when passengers in this area want to relax and get a little quite time.

The new 2025 Hyundai Palisade carries over with a ton of excellent features, quality materials, and a family-friendly driving personality. Will this be the right SUV for you and your family to enjoy?