Hyundai Motor Company, the world's third largest automaker, recently showcased its latest and complete lineup of sports utility vehicle (SUV) models at JW Marriott Singapore South Beach.  

The showcase was held in conjunction with Hyundai’s 2019 Global Distributors' Conference, which saw almost 300 representatives from more than 100 markets across the world attend.

It also previewed two additions to its SUV line-up in the form of both the largest and smallest SUVs that it currently makes.

The Palisade is one of the biggest cars that Hyundai produces. At 4.98-metres long, it's 20-centimetres longer than the brand's existing seven-seater SUV, the Hyundai Santa Fe. The car, which has just begun sales in Korea and the United States, is the brand's flagship SUV.

The Venue, a compact SUV aimed at young adults or small families, is nearly one metre shorter. It adopts the same design language seen in Hyundai's newest SUVs, including the split headlight design and large grille, paired with brighter colour choices.

Hyundai has plans to sell both models in Singapore in the long-term.