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Recent renderings of the refreshed Hyundai Grandeur have sparked excitement for luxury sedans in the domestic market.
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The anticipated, significantly upgraded Grandeur refresh has officially debuted, showcasing a design that resembles a complete overhaul rather than a mere mid-cycle update.
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Spy shots of prototypes covered in camouflage have emerged, hinting at dramatic changes for the refreshed Hyundai Grandeur. The front end appears set for a redesign, with luxurious and futuristic elements expected to debut in Hyundai's production model.
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Although this represents a mid-cycle change, the new Grandeur suggests a complete redesign. Major upgrades are expected, including alterations to the front layout and a new headlamp design.
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The integrated grille will likely expand, and significant changes are anticipated for the lighting and side mirror turn signal positions.
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A notable change includes the full-width daytime running light and seamless horizon lamp that stretches across the front. This modern design will likely feature a thin chrome strip right above the daytime running lights, enhancing the Grandeur's futuristic appeal.
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The headlamps will undergo a redesign to align with Hyundai's latest design language seen in models like the Ioniq 6 and Sonata. The headlamps will shift from a vertical to a sleek horizontal design, seamlessly integrating with the grille to create a cohesive and advanced image.
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Additionally, the lower air intake will feature a bold and thick chrome finish, reminiscent of the Hyundai N Vision 74 concept, blending retro aesthetics with a futuristic style that distinguishes the new Grandeur from its competitors.
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The side mirror turn signals will likely revert to their previous positions. They are expected to be repositioned in a horizontal repeater format on the front fender, aligning with the height of the daytime running lights. This layout will enhance the vehicle's visual harmony while incorporating the signature sophistication of Genesis.
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The powertrain configuration is expected to remain the same as the base model. It will include a standard 2.5-liter gasoline engine, a 1.6-liter turbo hybrid, a 3.5-liter naturally aspirated gasoline engine, and a 3.5-liter LPI. A new addition to the powertrain lineup will be a plug-in hybrid. Recently, Hyundai tested the plug-in hybrid variant in the Santa Fe MX5, indicating that the new Grandeur GN7 will likely incorporate this technology.
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