2023 Hyundai Grandeur Is a Futuristic Throwback Luxurious Sedan| Edmunds

Seamless Horizon model

This newest Grandeur/Azera has the proportions of a traditional full-size sedan thanks its bluff front-end styling, together with its ethereal and upright-looking cabin. But the general form is coolly understated and appears fully trendy in its design and detailing.   

Hyundai’s information launch supplied little to no particulars about what’s going to encourage the 2023 Grandeur when it goes on sale. Nonetheless, for some reference, know that the earlier Grandeur was accessible with turbocharged four- and six-cylinder engines and included a hybrid four-cylinder in its lineup, too. We do not count on a lot to alter on that entrance, however a totally electrical model would not be a foul thought, Hyundai.

Hyundai is likely to be mum on the Grandeur’s technical {hardware}, however the automaker wasn’t precisely bashful when it got here to touting what it calls “Seamless Horizon” design on the entrance and rear of the automotive. In case you are questioning — and belief us, so had been we — this refers back to the slim gentle bars that span the width of the automobile at both finish.

Up entrance, the LED lighting sits above a massive mesh-pattern grille flanked by square-shaped headlight/foglight assemblies at both nook. Towards the rear, a pink LED lightbar cuts by way of the trunklid and curves round both facet and into the rear fenders.

Flush-mounted door handles, seamless facet home windows, and hidden exhaust pipes add to the Grandeur’s lengthy, low and uncluttered look. The model is just like the futuristic form of Hyundai’s Ioniq 5 electrical hatchback, although scaled as much as Lincoln City Automobile proportions.