The Hyundai Grandeur executive car series has gone through a mid-generational refresh recently, gaining numerous stylistic tweaks and a revised cabin trim. Let us have a closer look, shall we?
Outside, the car looks nothing like its predecessor except maybe for its doors and overall body proportions. The front and rear fenders, the hood cover, both bumpers, the trunk lid and the entire lighting set – everything is new or otherwise refreshed.
The cabin harbors still more novelty. The huge 12.3-inch infotainment display is now combined with the same-sized digital dash screen. The climate controls are still hardware, but the design is new. Gear selection now occurs thanks to a panel with three buttons.
The sedan/saloon series will initially become available in two versions: 2.5-liter gasoline (194 hp / 144 kW) and hybrid (242 hp / 180 kW). A CNG-powered 3.0 LPi variant should emerge later, packing 235 hp (175 kW).
Pre-orders for the 2020 Hyundai Grandeur are already open in South Korea, with prices starting from 32,940,000 Won (approx. 28,500 USD).