A four-seat fastback reimagined for the EV age? Sign us up!
first off, then whatever else might be planned using the very impressive Hyundai/Kia EV box of bits. There could be a Genesis take on the Ioniq 5, for example. And maybe one day, if we're lucky, an electric vehicle something like this concept, the X Speedium Coupe.
Speedium, before you say anything, is a racetrack in South Korea, and not just some made up name from too much time on Mario Kart. The car itself is an evolution of the Genesis X concept seen last year, now evolved from a coupe into a kind of fastback shape. Traditional two-door into a Gran Coupe-style four-door, you might say.
Once again this is the work of Luc Donckerwolke, who said of the Inje Green Genesis :"We are giving each design element space to breathe... It's not about making the design elements compete with each other, but about orchestrating the elements so that they complement and respect one another." Which is exactly what we were going to say, too.
The Speedium undoubtedly looks like a Genesis, which is largely the point - this is intended to preview what can be expected from its new wave of EVs. The brand intends to have an all-electric, six-car range by 2030.
The GX Speedium Coupe was revealed at Genesis House in New York, which is the brand's home in the USA. While a new concept from them is a bigger deal across the Atlantic , a few more cars like this ought to have Europeans paying attention. After some fairly ordinary petrol and diesel cars, you might argue for UK customers that Genesis's electric era can't come soon enough.
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