2023 Hyundai Palisade Calligraphy

AWD!!! WINTER IS COMING!!! ONLY 25,500 MILES!!! LOADED!!! WILL NOT LAST LONG!!! PLEASE HURRY!!!For 2023, the Palisade isn't looking to make a second impression; it's just growing in a way that might make you take a second glance. Hyundai's biggest SUV gets revised front-end styling that connects more closely with the look of the brand's other models. Specifically, there's a new, more imposing front grille that takes what we've seen on the Santa Fe and Tucson in a slightly more refined direction. The LED daytime running lights also blend into the grille more seamlessly, and the headlight clusters themselves are better integrated into the front bumper.The rear and side profiles haven't changed at all, so the only way to tell if you're looking at the 2023 Palisade when it's in profile will be some new multi-spoke wheels. But there is a new Palisade XRT trim level. It closely matches what we've seen from the Santa Fe and Tucson XRTs. That means a darker grille, darkened lower door trims, darkened 20-inch wheels, a black roof rack and black faux leather seats inside. All Palisades also benefit from a new instrument panel design and other minor upgrades, such as a more powerful wireless charging pad and a digital key system that now works with both Android and Apple phones.The Palisade's segment is chock full of competitors, including a compelling offering in the Telluride from sister company Kia. Hyundai hopes the new looks and some of the interior changes will pique your interest more than rivals such as the Honda Pilot, Toyota Highlander and Volkswagen Atlas. Check out our test team's Expert Rating to get the full rundown on its pros and cons.