Hyundai 2012 Genesis
Hyundai entered new grounds at the Chicago Auto Show with the revealing facelifted Genesis sedan that gets a new sporty variant for the for the 2012 model year. The sportiest member of the Genesis family receives some terribly delicate styling cues such as the unique headlights with dark chrome inserts, specific alloy wheel designs and therefore the black R-Spec embroidered floor mats.
The Genesis R-Spec can be offered solely in 3 exterior colors: Black Noir, Titanium Gray, and Platinum Metallic, each with Black leather interior and an all-black leather steering wheel.
The new 2012 Genesis sedan embrace refinements to the 3.eight and four.half-dozen model suspension damping calibrations, and also the fitment of larger brakes, plus some modest styling revisions to the headlamps that gain LED accents and daytime running lights, front grille, bumpers, taillights, and exhaust tips.
For 2012, Hyundai Genesis supply model sports the R-Spec moniker and comes with a brand new five.0-liter direct injection V8 engine pushing out 429 horsepower at 6,400 rpm and 376 lb. ft. of torque at 5,000 rpm, which makes it the corporate’s most powerful series production model ever. The V8 is mated to Hyundai’s all-new eight-speed automatic transmission. While the Koreans did not unharness acceleration figures, Hyundai did say the car’s fuel economy is estimated at sixteen mpg city and 25 mpg highway.
The Genesis R-Spec additionally boasts a a lot of aggressive chassis tuning with larger stabilizer bars, suspension tweaks, larger brakes and a totally different steering calibration, plus nineteen-in. wheels that can be fitted optionally with Michelin Pilot Sport PS2 summer performance tires.
The massive news for the 2012 model year is that the updated three.eight-liter V6 engine that receives direct injection (GDI) technology and many different upgrades boosting output by 15 percent, from 290 to 33three horsepower, and peak torque from 264 lb.-ft. to 291 lb.-ft. According to Hyundai, fuel economy increases over seven p.c from twenty seven mpg to 29 mpg on the highway.
Conjointly, both the 3.eight-liter V6 and therefore the four.half dozen-liter Tau V8 with 385HP will be offered with Hyundai’s new eight-speed automatic transmission, which helps increase the V8's fuel economy over seven % from 25 mpg to twenty six mpg on the highway.
Different changes for the 2012 Genesis sedan include refinements to the 3.8 and four.half-dozen model suspension damping calibrations, and also the fitment of larger brakes, plus some modest styling revisions to the headlamps that gain LED accents and daytime running lights, front grille, bumpers, rear lights, and exhaust tips.
Hyundai 2012 Genesis
Hyundai 2012 Genesis
Hyundai 2012 Genesis
Hyundai 2012 Genesis
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