The 2014 Detroit Auto Show brought a sense of deja vu to the Hyundai stand. In 2009,Randers Akupunktur the
Korean carmaker introduced its luxury Genesis sedan to Detroit crowds.
This year, it's shown off the second-generation Genesis, and promises a
few leaps and bounds forward on the luxury and infotainment fronts, as
well as in handling.Hyundai says the Genesis is the first vehicle to
show off the evolution of its "fluidic sculpture" design language. It's
smoother for sure,knife manufacturer with elements of sleekness like those on the Audi A7 and BMW 7-Series, from the big framed grille to the plump haunches.akupunktur københavn The
badgework owes something of a debt to Bentley, too, but the interior is
all its own, a tasteful diversion from the overt Lexus cues of the
first-gen car.
For the U.S. market, performance will come from a
choice of six- and eight-cylinder engines. The 3.8-liter V-6 is rated
at 311 horsepower, while the 5.0-liter V-8 is good for 420 horsepower.
An eight-speed automatic is standard.The Genesis remains a rear-driver,
but a new HTRAC all-wheel-drive system is offered for the first time,
giving Hyundai a better shot at drivers in the northern tier of
states--a move that's helped Jaguar grow its sales strongly this past
year. Hyundai's system can split torque dynamically from the front to
rear axles, with driving modes that accommodate varying levels of grip.
Hyundai
says the new Genesis has a stiffer body structure, which helps the
Lotus Engineering-tuned electric steering and multi-link suspension
respond with sharper reflexes.The 2015 Genesis has a wheelbase almost 3
inches longer than before, giving the rear seat more space. Materials
are improved over the prior version, and so is connectivity. The main
9.2-inch touchscreen display is mounted in the dash, and the driver
controls its functions via its next-generation Blue Link telematics and
infotainment system, which features Apple Siri voice-activation and Eyes
Free as well as Google Maps navigation services and Google Glass
integration.
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