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Though Hyundai is working on its next-generation Genesis coupe, the Korean automaker gave its 2014 model year some nice upgrades and changes.
The 2014 Hyundai Genesis Coupe has received powertrain and equipment changes, adding an engine RPM downshift rev-matching system as standard for models equipped with the eight-speed automatic transmission. Those that opt for the manual transmission benefit from carbon-coated synchronizer rings, resulting in smoother shifts. Also added is a standard hill-start assist feature.


For the 2. 0-liter turbo model, Hyundai has added a new intake sound induction pipe. As for equipment revisions, all models now come with fog lights, cruise control, auto-dimming inside mirror with HomeLink, heated mirrors and floor mats as standard. The R-Spec models sees improved seat bolsters, along with an improved navigation system, five new colors and a new cloth interior scheme.
The 2014 Hyundai Genesis Coupe will be priced from $27,245 including delivery, an increase of $2,100 over the 2013 model year.