We first saw the Palisade High Roof at last year’s Seoul Mobility Show, but it was a pre-production prototype<\/a>, and Hyundai didn\u2019t let people take a look inside. It\u2019s now officially out in Korea, and we have all the juicy details. The roof is raised by nearly 9.5 inches (240 millimeters), making the SUV almost 79 inches (2,005 mm) tall.\u00a0Aside from raising the roof, Hyundai is installing different 21-inch wheels with Pirelli tires and a standard predictive electronically controlled suspension.\u00a0<\/p>\n 2027 Hyundai Palisade<\/p>\n Photo by: Hyundai<\/p>\n SUV With Limo-Like Interior<\/p>\n Of course, the more important changes are inside, where there\u2019s now a massive 21.4-inch screen mounted on the ceiling to serve as a rear-seat entertainment system. Hyundai<\/a> also installs new pop-up LED reading lights and a starry headliner with an illuminated contour for ambient lighting.<\/p>\n That\u2019s not all. The Palisade in its new High Roof flavor can be ordered with the VIP Package 2 option, bringing a new center console with dual wireless charging pads for second-row occupants. It also includes heated and cooled cup holders, an air purifier, and nicer floor mats. There’s even UV-C sterilization to disinfect the SUV\u2019s interior by killing bacteria, viruses, and fungi.<\/p>\n As you can imagine, it doesn\u2019t come cheap. The Palisade High Roof is by far the most expensive of the bunch, priced at 72,440,000 won ($52,300 at current exchange rates). For reference, the base model starts at 44,780,000 won ($32,300), making the range-topper nearly 62 percent pricier. For now, this version is exclusive to Korea.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/a><\/p>\n 5 <\/p>\n \n Source: Hyundai <\/p>\n Motor1’s Take:\u00a0The Palisade High Roof is a fascinating example of how automakers are adapting to changing tastes in the luxury market. It may look a little awkward from the outside, but the extra height clearly serves a purpose. Turning the Palisade into a sort of SUV limousine mashup gives rear passengers the space and amenities they\u2019d expect from a high-end minivan, while retaining the styling and driving position that make SUVs so popular.<\/p>\n In a market where wealthy customers are increasingly looking beyond traditional sedans, the Palisade High Roof could prove that there\u2019s room for yet another interpretation of the chauffeur-driven luxury vehicle, even if it doesn’t have the Genesis<\/a> badge.<\/p>\n \n \t\tWe want your opinion!\n\t<\/p>\n What would you like to see on Motor1.com?<\/p>\n![\"778972586-1325394343003323-7520826508796457244-n\"](\"https:\/\/www.europesays.com\/korea\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/08\/778972586-1325394343003323-7520826508796457244-n.jpg\")
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