Genesis G80

The Genesis G80 continues the typical family design, featuring a large inverted triangle grille and segmented headlights, exuding an elegant and retro flavor overall. This design comes from the hands of former Mercedes and Bentley designers, and compared to the mainstream BBA (Mercedes-Benz, BMW, Audi) designs, it indeed has a more distinctive personality.

The side profile leans towards a rounded style, with a gently sloping fastback from the C-pillar, adding a considerable touch of elegance. Returning to the design styles of the early last century, as an executive-level vehicle, the visual impact of its demeanor will undoubtedly lead one to believe that this car is not cheap.

The front face of the Genesis G80 features a large shield-shaped grille, and the dual-bar headlights also exude a classical charm.

The Genesis G80 is equipped with the ACTIVE SAFETY CONTROL driving assistance system, which includes forward collision avoidance assistance,blind-spot collision avoidance assistance, safe exit assistance, lane-keeping assistance, and high-way driving assistance.

In terms of dimensions, the Genesis G80 measures 4995/1925/1465mm in length, width, and height, with a wheelbase of 3010mm. In its class, it has already exceeded the length of other products, so there is no need to worry about internal space. Besides, in the mid-to-large sedan category, none can be considered small in terms of space; they all embrace the notion that "bigger" is beautiful.

The interior layout of the Genesis G80 is simple, yet the materials used are very pleasing, featuring ample use of Nappa leather and real wood decorations, interpreting a stable sense of luxury. It is not an exaggeration to say that regardless of your age group, the luxurious interior in various aspects will definitely captivate your attention.

The entire Genesis G80 lineup is equipped with a 2.5T engine paired with an 8-speed automatic transmission, delivering a maximum horsepower of 304 and a maximum torque of 422 Newton-meters. The driving options include both two-wheel drive and four-wheel drive.