According to Jeff Perez of BoldRide, the Hyundai Genesis has proven to be a hit for the Korean automaker. So much so, in fact, that Hyundai is even going to spin off the Genesis luxury sedan into its own brand. The big followup question then becomes, "what does the future hold for the Genesis Coupe?"
The Hyundai Genesis Coupe was never simply a two-door version of the refined four door. It is a model unto itself, and thus such a spinoff would allow the Coupe to grow in its own unique way. And according to Korean Car Blog, by way of Slash Gear, a potential future model has been spotted.
It may look like the current Genesis Coupe, but word is that this is a test mule for an upcoming model featuring serious power. The windshield on this car has the label "test car- 3.3T 8AT AWD." For those keeping track, that’s a 3.3-liter twin-turbocharged V6 sending power through an eight-speed automatic to all-wheel drive. That’s a mighty fine combination of components.
The Hyundai Genesis Coupe was never simply a two-door version of the refined four door. It is a model unto itself, and thus such a spinoff would allow the Coupe to grow in its own unique way. And according to Korean Car Blog, by way of Slash Gear, a potential future model has been spotted.
It may look like the current Genesis Coupe, but word is that this is a test mule for an upcoming model featuring serious power. The windshield on this car has the label "test car- 3.3T 8AT AWD." For those keeping track, that’s a 3.3-liter twin-turbocharged V6 sending power through an eight-speed automatic to all-wheel drive. That’s a mighty fine combination of components.
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