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Hyundai Palisade — what the federal data shows

2020–2025 · 0 federal complaints on file

Not enough complaints have been filed about this model to break them down by engine honestly — that needs at least 50 for a single engine. Everything we do have on it is below, from the same federal sources as every other page.

Hyundai Palisade
Photo: Ki hoon · CC BY-SA 4.0

Ownership profile

Each axis is this model's percentile within its own segment — comparing a pickup's fuel economy against a compact car's would say nothing. Built from EPA test data.

Fuel economy60Running cost54Low emissions60Cabin space100Cargo space12Displacement83
22 MPG Fuel economy$2,875/yr Running cost414 g/mi Low emissions155 cu ft Cabin space18 cu ft Cargo space3.8 L Displacement

Value for money

71/ 100

$31,975

Capability per relative dollar, ranked against the same segment. It divides this model's average percentile across the axes above by its price relative to the segment median — so 80 means it delivers more per dollar than 80% of its class.

Price source: CarAPI vehicle trim database — base-trim MSRP, median across 2020-2020 model years. Unlike every other figure on this page, the price does not come from a federal record. It is the manufacturer's list price for the cheapest trim — what people actually paid varies with incentives and options, so treat this one axis as indicative, not exact.

Recalls on this model

Unlike everything above, recalls are issued for the whole model, not per engine — NHTSA publishes them by make, model and year. These are defects the manufacturer confirmed and filed federally, which makes them a useful counterweight to owner-reported complaints.

NHTSA told owners to park outside, away from buildings

The defect can start a fire even with the car parked and switched off.

  • Power Train › Automatic Transmission › Fluid/Lubricant › Pump — 2025–2025 25V291000
  • Power Train › Automatic Transmission › Fluid/Lubricant › Pump — 2023–2024 23V526000
  • Trailer Hitches — 2020–2022 22V633000

How this compares with what owners report →

13 recalls · covering 2020–2025

Air Bags 3Power Train 2Service Brakes, Hydraulic 2Trailer Hitches 1Seat Belts 1Engine And Engine Cooling 1Visibility/Wiper 1Visibility 1
All recalls, with campaign numbers
YearsComponentNHTSA campaign
2025–2025Power Train › Automatic Transmission › Fluid/Lubricant › Pump25V291000
2023–2024Power Train › Automatic Transmission › Fluid/Lubricant › Pump23V526000
2020–2022Trailer Hitches22V633000
2020–2025Air Bags › Side/Window › Curtain26V034000
2020–2025Seat Belts › Rear/Other › Buckle Assembly25V607000
2024–2024Engine And Engine Cooling › Engine › Hard Parts Internal/Mechanical24V106000
2024–2024Air Bags › Sensor › Occupant Classification › Front Passenger23V599000
2023–2023Service Brakes, Hydraulic › Power Assist23V415000
2021–2023Visibility/Wiper23V180000
2020–2021Visibility › Windshield Wiper/Washer › Motor22V627000
2022–2022Electrical System › Instrument Cluster/Panel22V353000
2021–2021Service Brakes, Hydraulic › Fluid21V840000
2020–2020Air Bags › Side/Window19V802000

Recall repairs are free, always — any franchised dealer, regardless of the car's age, mileage, or how many owners it has had. A great many cars are driving around with recalls nobody ever redeemed.

More recalls does not mean a worse car. Recall counts rise with sales volume and model complexity, and a manufacturer that recalls promptly looks worse than one that drags its feet. Read what the recalls were for, not how many there were.

Check a specific car by VIN at NHTSA →

NHTSA crash-test ratings

Official 5-star ratings from standardized federal crash tests. Unlike the complaint figures above, these are directly comparable between models. Where a model year was tested in several versions, the lowest overall rating is shown.

Overall · 2025
★★★★★
Frontal · 2025
★★★★★
Side · 2025
★★★★★
Rollover · 2025
★★★★☆

14.3% rollover risk

Model yearOverallFrontalSideRollover
2020★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★☆
2021★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★☆
2022★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★☆
2023★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★☆
2024★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★☆
2025★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★☆
Stability control: StandardLane-departure warning: Standard

Source: NHTSA New Car Assessment Program.

Method, sources and limitations

How this was built

  1. Source: NHTSA public complaint database (api.nhtsa.gov), retrieved 2026-08-16. Every complaint carries the first 11 characters of the vehicle's VIN.
  2. Those partial VINs were decoded through NHTSA's vPIC service to identify the exact engine — 98.2% resolved successfully. This is how the data gets to engine level; model-level ratings cannot do this.
  3. Percentages are the share of component mentions, not of complaints. One complaint can name several components, so the figures describe what a given engine's complaints are about — they do not sum to a failure rate.

What this does not tell you

  • This is not a reliability ranking. Complaint totals track how many were sold, not how often they fail. Nobody publishes per-engine sales volume, so comparing totals between engines would be misleading. Read each engine's own breakdown; don't race them against each other.
  • Engines with fewer than 50 complaints are omitted — too small to say anything honest about.
  • Complaints are self-reported by owners. They skew toward problems that are alarming or expensive, and toward vehicles under active recall attention.

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