Hyundai
has released a new, mildly updated version of its range-topping luxury
sedan, the Equus, in the U.S. market. The 2016 Hyundai Equus is
chockfull of advanced safety, convenience and connectivity features, and
it also benefits from superior dynamics, according to the manufacturer.
Nothing has changed on the exterior
of the Equus and you still get the same bulky body garnished with a good
deal of chrome on the front grille and fascia and 19-inch
turbine-design wheels. The same applies to the premium interior in terms
of design, but then again, this car has so many features and equipment
one would be glad they didn’t changes the location of all the knobs and
switches!
An all-new feature of the 2016 Hyundai
Equus is a hands-free trunk opening mechanism. It’s hardly an innovating
feature, but Hyundai says theirs is better than that of the competitors
since it operates if you stand close to the trunk with the keyfob on
you. You don’t have to kick anything or do a dance with one leg for it
to open.
The Korean automaker also boasts a lot
about the dynamics of 2016 Hyundai Equus which features a
rear-wheel-drive architecture, Continuous Damping Control (CDC), and
19-inch wheels with P245/45R19 front P275/40R19 rear tires. The car has a
very good engine as well, a 5.0-liter Tau DOHC V8 with 429 horsepower
and 376 lb.-ft. of torque.
Korea’s S-Class also comes with high-end
features like multi-camera parking system, Hyundai Blue Link with care
and rescue services, Lexicon audio system, and…
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