A few days ago, some overseas media filmed a group of new modern Paristi road test spy photos. From the spy photos, the new car has mainly been adjusted for the appearance, replaced by the latest design language of the modern family. It is reported that the new car will be unveiled around May this year, and the power side will continue to be equipped with a 3.5L V6 naturally aspirated engine.
Although the new car is still covered by a wide range of camouflage, some details can still be seen from the revealed places. Specifically, the new car is equipped with a new intake grille, the split headlights have a novel shape, and the two sides are integrated with the flying wing grille to create a sci-fi visual effect, and this style is also used in many of its SUV models.
The side of the body is expected to have the same as the current model, still has a tough line design, and the spy car also adopts a new style of petal wheels, which is more sporty. The rear of the car is also changed significantly, and it is expected to use vertical LED tail lights, which is obviously different from the current model, and the bumper shape will also be adjusted.
Referring to the previously exposed interior part, the new car will also adopt the latest design language. The steering wheel is refigured to four of Tucson's same model for a more ergonomic design. At the same time, the center console of the new car will also adopt a minimalist design, and the central control screen and instrument panel will be changed to the mainstream integrated screen, which has a stronger sense of technology than the current model.
In terms of power, the current Paristi is equipped with a 3.5L V6 self-priming engine, with a maximum output of 200 kW (272 hp) and a peak torque of 336 Nm. For more news about the new car, The Car Quality Network will continue to pay attention to and report.