Hyundai Recalls Palisade SUVs After Child's Death

0:00This is Cory with the story. Keeping Birmingham in the know, you're listening to Birmingham News today. Hyundai has stopped selling its 2026 Palisade Sport Utility Vehicles in certain trims after a two-year-old girl from Ohio died in an un-incident on March 7. The problem involves the second and third row power seats, which might not properly detect people or objects in the way. This led to halting sales of the limited and calligraphy models while they investigate. Hyundai shared their deepest sympathies with the family in a statement noting they are still gathering full details on what happened. The company is developing a fix through a recall and offering rental cars to affected owners who need other transportation in the meantime. Owners should double check that no kids or items are in the seats before using the power features and avoid the seatback button when entering or, exiting the third row. This episode is supported by our sponsor. If sleep podcasts are your thing, this is your pillow.

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