Hyundai has just confirmed that the next generation of the Hyundai Genesis will receive an option for all-wheel drive, after seeing that almost half of BMW sedans in the United States are ordered with AWD.
"We have a plan to fix this (the current lack of an AWD option for the Genesis sedan) with the next major paradigm shift," said Hyundai CEO, John Krafcik.
Moreover, since the new 5.0L V8 engine with R-Spec model was just released, the source said Hyundai, which offers two different 4.6L V8 5.0L standard speed, is "an unusual practice." Hyundai is an initiative to simplify the amount of building configurations, mainly to keep customers get confused, what we have seen with other cars such as Volkswagen and Chevrolet.
It is not confirmed, but the source said that the next generation of Genesis can strengthen their chances by offering only a V8 5.0L Tau V8, but is detuned to the base model V8 and the 5.0L is normal Tau V8 Genesis in the current R-Spec.
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