Hyundai Will Bombard Brazil With 3 Super Launches Still in 2024: Meet the Ioniq 5 and Palisade (SUVs) and the Kona (Electric Compact Hatch)

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 30/03/2024 at 18:13

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3 Extraordinary Models And Launches That Promise To Move The Brazilian Vehicle Market

Hyundai is preparing a true revolution in the Brazilian vehicle market, with three amazing launches confirmed for this year. In addition to the highly anticipated Ioniq 5 and the imposing Palisade, the South Korean automaker surprises by announcing the arrival of the second generation of the Kona, a stylish compact SUV loaded with technology, according to the site AutoEsporte. Learn more about these launches and the expectations for these models in the national market!

New Hyundai Kona SUV: Futuristic Design And Hybrid Engine

The new Hyundai Kona SUV, which is expected to hit Brazilian dealerships between June and July, features a futuristic design, highlighting its striking front inspired by the Ford F-150, and a modern and technological interior. With a 1.6 naturally aspirated engine paired with an electric motor, the Kona SUV delivers up to 140 hp of power and offers two electric options with ranges of up to 514 km on the WLTP cycle.

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Hyundai Ioniq 5: Electric Hatch With High Performance

Shortly after the Kona, between August and September, the Hyundai Ioniq 5 will land in Brazil. With an estimated price between R$ 260 thousand and R$ 280 thousand, this medium electric hatch offers an innovative design and the E-GMP platform, which provides high performance and generous interior space. With power of up to 305 hp and a range of 500 km, the Ioniq 5 promises to revolutionize the electric car market in the country.

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Hyundai Palisade: Luxury SUV Vehicle With Space For The Entire Family

The Hyundai Palisade SUV, larger than the Santa Fe, arrives in Brazil with an expected price between R$ 450 thousand and R$ 500 thousand. With seating for eight passengers, the SUV offers a spacious and comfortable interior, featuring a second row of separate seats and a third row with a full seat. Equipped with a 295 hp V6 engine, the Palisade SUV is the ideal choice for families seeking luxury, space, and comfort.

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Iconic Launches From Hyundai

With these launches, Hyundai reaffirms its commitment to the Brazilian market, bringing innovative and technological models to meet the demands of the most discerning consumers. The new Kona, the Ioniq 5, and the Palisade promise to captivate the Brazilian public with their bold design, advanced technology, and exceptional performance. Keep an eye on these new arrivals and get ready for a new era of mobility in Brazil!

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Hyundai Will Bombard Brazil With 3 Super Launches Still in 2024: Meet the Ioniq 5 and Palisade (SUVs) and the Kona (Electric Compact Hatch)

3 Extraordinary Models And Launches That Promise To Move The Brazilian Vehicle Market

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Hyundai Will Bombard Brazil With 3 Super Launches Still in 2024: Meet the Ioniq 5 and Palisade (SUVs) and the Kona (Electric Compact Hatch)

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