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The Hyundai Vision G Coupe Concept

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There were several discussions with talk about the new Vision G Coupe Concept - and I merged them all into one...



^ Well, here's the HCD-16 Vision G coupe concept which will likely will be the basis for the Genesis coupe replacement.

http://www.autonews.com/article/201...hyundai-shows-luxury-aims-with-vision-g-coupe


Totally going for more the 2-door luxury coupe look (a la Mercedes 2-doors) rather than a sports coupe like the HND-9 Venace concept.

Can't say I blame them since there probably is more of a market for a 2-door with roomier rear seats.

While I like the HCD-16, prefer the HND-9 concept - so I'm hoping that Hyundai uses that design down the road for a proper sports coupe.

Since this will now be properly paired with the Genesis sedan, more in the class of the 6 Series coupe than the 4 Series coupe (but of course, priced more like the 4 Series).

More pics here (including interior - which, while a concept, is better than the Equus).

http://www.autoblog.com/2015/08/11/hyundai-hcd-16-vision-g-coupe-concept-pebble-beach-official/

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Re: Is this the design inspiration?

Sorry, but to me, they don't look alike - very different lines. In person, it's even more obvious.

I see a bit of resemblance on the upper trunk line and maybe the general shape of the tail lights, but the lower part of the trunk and bumper look decidedly lower-end on the Ford.
 
Re: New Genesis Coupe concept car

Yes, I agree, I hope it gets into production!
 
Is Hyundai Decieving us on purpose

Check this out

http://thekoreancarblog.com/2015/08/12/genesis-logo-with-equus-style-what-does-hyundai-envision-for-the-vision-g/
 
Re: New Genesis Coupe concept car

Very vanquish esk
 
Re: Kia's 'baby Panamera' delayed but due in 2017

If that car comes out looking like that.... I'm trading my sedan in right away!!
 
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This new "Genesis Coupe" is beautiful. Here's a little information...

Hyundai Motor America revealed the "Vision G" Concept Coupe at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA). The concept was described as Hyundai's inspiration for its family of future premium products that promise luxury, performance and style with the value and responsibility that is the foundation of Hyundai's brand.

"The concept was designed with coordinated input from Hyundai design studios around the world, but was led by our team here in the U.S.," said Peter Schreyer, Hyundai's president and chief design officer. "The design is our interpretation of the idea that Hyundai breathes into all of its vehicles - a DNA that balances design and performance with the idea that you don't need to be over the top in terms of glitz and stereotypical luxury cues."

During the design process, Hyundai's team of designers centered their work on the notion of "chivalry" - a word they felt best defined the idea that one doesn't need to shout to be noticed and respected. "Vision G" is purposefully understated, despite its size and dramatic lines. One example of this respectful luxury - and a nod to the self-sufficiency of the driver - is a technology that automatically opens the door as if being opened by a valet.

The exterior styling of the concept is highlighted by a long hood, high-beltline and a cabin that presents a slingshot-like appearance. "In keeping with a design that speaks to the owner rather than 'the spectators' who might see the car on the road, Vision G appears dynamic and in constant motion," said Christopher Chapman, head of Hyundai's U.S. design center and leader of the coupe's design team. "After all - and if all is right in the world - the only time an owner sees the exterior of the car is when it's standing still."

The underlying idea of respectful luxury flows into the interior, underscored by its clarity and simplicity. No glaring examples of luxury, but rather elegant lines and finishes.

The heart of "Vision G" is the award-winning 5.0-liter Tau V8 engine producing 420 horsepower at 6,000 rpm and 383 lb. ft. of torque at 5,000 rpm. The Tau V8 engine family has been named to Ward's prestigious Ten Best Engines list three times. With high-pressure direct injection for impressive power, low emissions and superb efficiency, this latest version of the Tau V8 benefits from an optimized intake runner length, enhanced timing chain for reduced friction and NVH, low-torque exhaust manifold, increased compression ratio and upgraded multiple-injection mapping. These enhancements combine to produce a flatter torque curve at lower rpm for even better drivability.
 
I love the styling. Would seriously consider this coupe instead of a sedan.
 
Funny to see the cabin temp set at 192 F/88.8 C. Inside joke that this would be a HOT car?
 
I like this a lot. First impressions is that I don't like the rear end, but after about 10 minutes, I really started to like it. It's a rear like no other car, so no one can say it was taken from someone else.

I imagine they bulged it out to accommodated a set of golf clubs
 
It's a rear like no other car, so no one can say it was taken from someone else.

Yeah, right. All the Hyundai haters and non-believers say Hyundai stole the rear from Cadillac - because the tail lights are "vertical". So I suppose any vertical tail light must be a Cadillac copy. Ridiculous.

People are comparing the front end to Mustang and Jaguar. People never cease to amaze me.
 
Great looking car! I want those wheels for my 2015 sedan :)
 

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I would buy one right now. Estimate a 55k price tag, v8 ultimate

Any idea on when?
 
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