The Genesis X Coupe Concept Redefines The Electric Age

by AutoExpert   |  31 March, 2021

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The luxury brand Genesis unveiled a new car to demonstrate their future design concept. It would certainly steal everyone's attention at a car show. The Genesis X Concept is perfect harmony for design contrasting. 

Interesting that this beautiful concept is Genesis' most elegant concept. Its lines and forms above the arching line that crosses from the grille to the trunk are precisely drawn to ensure masculine elegance. The promoted classic grand tourer has wider fenders and clean uncluttered surfaces. The Hyundai spin-off brand shows the concept's essence on the car's upfront with a 3D-interpretation of genesis' "G Matrix" grille and a winged badge back down the length of the hood. 

The exterior is painted in a rich shining blue-grey-ish tones inspired by the lagoons of the  Lençóis Maranhenses National Park in Brazil. Concept X has two beautiful lines that become a lightning element that extends from the front corners through the front wheel to the door cut. Also, you can see twin stacked wraparound taillamps inspired by the Essentia Concept which was also present in successful models such as, G80 sedan and GV80 SUV. The Two Lines are the Genesis signature for this concept.

Luxury and eco-friendly materials turn into a real elegant interior under Genesis' guidance and give us a stunning inside. A Crystal sphere in the armrests flips over and transforms into a gear selector. The seat looks like a king's throne in cognac leather-covered upholstery. Meanwhile, the dashboard is completing the set along with the armrest. The interior has a stylish cockpit typical for this concept. 

Other striking features that complete the concept design are the driver-focused cockpit" surrounding the person behind the wheel. The "free-form" display would help to manage the car's functions. It also features a GT-silhouette and is a vehicle meant to literally cut through the air. What more could you ask for?

Jarred Pellat, Genesis' spokesman says that the company is very optimistic about this concept of reaching up to the production. Genesis knows how to trigger emotions and visceral reactions. Despite introducing this marvelous stylish and unique concept, they ideas for far more. This is just the beginning! 

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