2014 Hyundai Genesis Review
The award winning 2012 Hyundai Genesis sedan continues its leadership in the segment with exterior design improvements, the new direct injection technology for its Lambda V6
engine, new eight-speed automatic transmission, chassis and improved
fit. In addition, a new 5.0 liter direct injection V8 engine is
available exclusively with the 5.0 R-Spec model, which includes unique
19-inch machined alloy wheels, optional tires Michelin Pilot Sport PS2
summer performance and commissioning about sports transmission,
suspension and steering calibrations for exhilarating driving dynamics.
By 2012, the award-winning Hyundai Genesis
4.6-liter Tau V8 engine is now coupled only to the in-house-developed
eight-speed SHIFTRONIC, adding benefits to the acceleration and
efficiency. Internal engineering tests estimate this new transmission
rate of eight to six percent more efficient transfer of power than the
previous 6-speed automatic, which increases fuel economy mpg on the
highway 25-26 mpg.
This is the same 4.6-liter Tau V8
engine was already significantly improved for the 2010 induction
development and improvements to increase the peak power of 375-385
horsepower. The variable intake system, iridium-tip spark plugs,
anti-knock control and a multi-port fuel injection increases further
refinement of this engine.
Not content to rest on their laurels, the Hyundai
design team has tried to do a great Genesis looks even better in 2012.
For the front, the grille has been enhanced, a more aggressive front air
intake of the bigger was developed, and the headlights have been
redesigned, adding accents and LED daytime running lights (DRLs).
Viewed from the side the standard 17-inch alloy wheel design is
refreshed and rocker panels have been cleaned. In addition, the mirrors
now incorporate power-folding and a puddle lamp operates when the side
window surround is now clearly a sporty brushed aluminum. Seen from the
rear tail lights were replaced and the new dual exhaust tips integrated
asymmetric cleaner with a new bumper.
Keep the focus on providing leading security technology in Hyundai, Hyundai Genesis
offers security features help globally active and passive, both to
prevent accidents and maximize the welfare of its occupants in a
collision. Hyundai Genesis Hyundai continues the tradition of
standardizing key security technology to save lives with electronic
stability control (ESC), eight airbags and electronic active head.
Active head restraints have been tested by the Insurance Institute for
Highway Safety to help prevent whiplash.
When this is added to the security of leadership in the 2012 Hyundai Genesis adds new daytime running lights on all models. In addition, Genesis offers a newly developed Lane Departure Warning System (LDWS), Technology Package available on 3.8, 4.6 and 5.0 R-Spec models.
Total Hyundai Genesis'
eight airbags include advanced dual front airbags, front and rear seat
side airbags and side curtain airbags on the roof and the front and
outer rear occupants.
Hyundai Genesis
3.8 Standard Equipment - 2012 Genesis also increases the impressive
list of standard equipment, the addition of accent lights and LED daytime running lights (DRLs), and outside mirror puddle lamps.
Hyundai
Genesis 3.8 to 3.8 Premium Package Premium Package now offer newly
developed power folding mirrors and heated rear seats with console
commands. By 2012, the Premium Package also includes backup camera 3.8,
DVD navigation system with seven-inch touch screen, XM NavTraffic and
Hyper Silver 18-inch split-spoke alloy wheels.
Hyundai
Genesis 3.8 Technology Package - Package 3.8 The technology will
continue to meet the tech-savvy buyers, the addition of a Lane Departure
Warning of new development (LDWS) and thin-film transistor LCD
instrument panel.
