The new Genesis X Speedium Coupe is a sleek hint at future EVs
The low-slung, long-wheelbase silhouette is retained, but it's the details that mark this new concept out most obviously from both its predecessor and Genesis's current production cars.
At the front is a distinctive wraparound twin light bar that's shaped to reference the large shield-shaped grille on the brand's production cars - suggesting this will be dropped from Genesis's future EV line-up, which will comprise six models by 2030. The sleek side profile is described as embodying an"anti-wedge" design ethos in line with a focus on"understated elegance".
While mostly minimalist, the design is broken up by a prominent crease that runs along the side, between the heavily flared wheel arches. The rear end bears a more familiar look, with slim twin light bars matching those used by the current
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