The Hyundai Genesis Coupe is a luxury brand rear-wheel drive sports coupe, and its first model was introduced in the country a decade ago. Its last model was released after Hyundai made Genesis, a separate company that only made luxury vehicles. There were two generations of Hyundai Genesis Coupe, and both of them have continued to fascinate car lovers undoubtedly. The most striking features of the mid-sized luxury Hyundai Genesis Coupe are as follows:

Trims
The following are the different trim levels available in the Hyundai Genesis Coupe, such as the Base 3.8L, 3.8L Spec, and the 3.8L Ultimate.

Engine and transmission
All the trims of the 2-door, 4-seater Hyundai Genesis Coupe come with a standard 348-hp, 3.8L engine with a 295 pound-feet of torque. It has a 6-speed manual transmission on all trims and an optional 8-speed automatic transmission for the Base and Ultimate trims. It is an RWD drive-type car. It has an independent front suspension and a front stabilizer bar, as well as an independent rear suspension and a rear stabilizer bar.

Fuel economy
The Hyundai Genesis Coupe has a fuel tank capacity of 17.2 gallons and runs on premium unleaded fuel. Its combined EPA is 19 MPG and 12 MPG for the city and 25 MPG on the highway.

Exterior
Hyundai paid great attention to the appearance and interiors of the Genesis coupe as it was a luxury sports car and had to match some of the legendary cars already present in this category. It has an aggressive design, is built with top-class materials and has an eye-catching and stylish exterior. Some of its key exterior features include a sloping roofline, 9-inch painted alloy wheels, and an impressive front fascia. Moreover, you can also find redesigned smaller hexagonal front grilles, satin-finish dual exhaust outlets, stylish fog lights, rear window defroster, heated outside mirrors, air vents on hoods, and attractive ten color options.

Interiors
Hyundai has given it all to keep the interiors luxurious and stylish. The cockpit is designed well, with all the coupe controls and instrumentals neatly laid out in the center console. A plush interior was one of the main USPs of the Hyundai Genesis along with added features such as fabric upholstery for base models, power windows and door locks, leather upholstery for higher trims, a sunroof. Also you can find leather trims for seats and steering wheel, R-Spec sports bucket seats in the front, a 6-way height adjustable power driver seat, and a 4-way manually adjustable passenger seat. Don’t miss the foldable rear bench seats, multi-level heating for driver and passenger seats, artificial leather door trims, and an analog and digital instrumentation.

Convenience and comfort
When owners buy a luxury car, apart from expensive interiors and stylish exteriors, they also look for features that make their drive comfortable and convenient. Some of these features include a keyless ignition, tilt and telescopic steering wheel with the transmission, cruise and audio controls, rear parking sensors, an overhead console with storage, Interior air filtration, a remote fuel-door release, front map lights, 4-cup holders, and reading lights.

Infotainment and connectivity
A 7-inch touchscreen is fitted on top of the instrumentation clusters. Key features of the infotainment system of the Hyundai Genesis coupe include an AM/FM stereo, Sirius XM, ten speakers, iPod/USB port, MP3 and auxiliary input jacks, and Bluetooth.

Safety features
The Hyundai Genesis Coupe has additional safety features that one would expect in a luxury car. It ranks high on both road safety tests and crash tests. Hyundai also offers its Blue Link Telematic service with the Genesis Coupe, which comes with multiple driver assistance, navigation and roadside assistance features. They include blind-spot monitoring, a rear cross traffic alert, collision alert, dual front side-mounted front and rear head airbags, 4-wheel ABS, xenon high-intensity discharge headlamps, a stability control, traction Control, an anti-theft alarm, child-seat anchors, and an infotainment system