Hyundai Fixes Bad Odor Problem For New Palisade Calligraphy - Rambler / Female

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The Hyundai concern reported that it found the cause of the unpleasant smell of garlic or onions in the new Palisade Calligraphy worth $ 50,000 or 3 million 858 thousand rubles. Customers of new cars have previously complained about such a problem to the representatives of the brand. The automaker determined that the faux leather used on the headrests in the Limited and Calligraphy models equipped with Nappa leather was the cause of the odor. Apparently, there was a flaw in the manufacturing process, due to which they gave off an unpleasant odor. As a result, the manufacturing process has changed to prevent odors in newer models. Dealer technicians will remove the head restraints and spray an odor-neutralizing solution. Basically, this is the automotive equivalent of using odor eaters. If odor persists, owners are eligible to receive new headrests made using a modified manufacturing process. This is what happened in the case of the publication, and they said that the headrest replacement "seems to have worked." Obviously, this is far from ideal, as Palisade owners will have to deliver their car to the dealership three times to fix the problem. However, Hyundai spokesman Miles Johnson said the original odor remover was working fine. Read also that Hyundai will expand its electric lineup to ten models by 2022.