Hyundai Upsthe Ante

摘要

Hyndai is investigating the feasibility of bringing its new flagship, the Mk VI Equus (the first rear-drive version of that car), to North America and Europe by 2011 or'12.rnIf the Genesis sedan is Hyundai's E-Class (even though the Korean car is longer), the Equus is its S-Class and launches in South Korea this year with the 290-horsepower, 3.8-liter V-6 and 375-horsepower, 4.6-liter V-8. Both engines come coupled to a six-speed automatic transmission.rnUsing the same rear-drive platform as the Genesis sedan, the Equus is 7.2 inches longer, 0.4 inch wider, and 0.6 inch taller.rnThat 4.6-liter Tau engine, Hyundai's first in-house V-8, can be bored and stroked up to 5.4 liters, and the Genesis sedan is slated for a 5.0-liter version in the future, which means it will also appear in the Equus.