by The recently released Hyundai Palisade crossover is considered the most luxurious and the largest in the line of the South Korean brand. But it is not only the most luxurious, but also the smelliest in the literal sense of the word. 
Thus, Hyundai Palisade owners are massively complaining about the smell of unwashed socks mixed with the “aroma” of garlic. Koreans have been informed about the problem, but so far they cannot determine the cause of such a “defect,” which is impossible to get rid of. According to customers, dry cleaning and air fresheners do not solve the issue of the unpleasant smell, which, by the way, does not appear immediately after purchasing the car, but several months after operation.
Preliminarily, as The Drive writes, the cause of the smell is the light Nappa leather, as the most complaints come from car owners with this particular configuration.
