NAIAS 2013: Hyundai HCD-14 Genesis Concept

by Derek Kreindler

Published: January 15th, 2013

naias 2013 hyundai hcd 14 genesis concept

Hyundai’s HCD-14 Concept is said to preview certain elements of the next-generation Genesis (which should be named Exodus, no?). A Hyundai PR rep noted that this is strictly a concept – unlike Honda, which previews basically production-ready vehicles as “concepts”, this will remain a showcar, though some details will make their way into production. Specific details remain unknown, naturally.

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Bimmer on Jan 15, 2013

I don't want my elbow resting on a windowsill to be same level as my ear! And I'm 6'4"! I want a proper window not a gun slit!

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Thesparrow on Jan 15, 2013

The proportions are off, the interior is a melted Ikea-ish mess, and that front end is brutal. But this IS a concept and they are definately moving in the right direction with the general design elements. So overall I kinda dig it!

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