The latest one, the Hyundai Genesis Coupe, is most especially memorable -- first, because it's a sports car and second, because we get to use it for a little over 2 weeks. I've been eyeing the Genesis Coupe since December last year and completely forgot about it until the opportunity came to review a unit early this month. Since the slight re-design of the 2012 model, the Genesis Coupe was made to look more bad-ass. The body looked small as what you'd expect from a sports coupe, almost the same size or a little smaller than the Hyundai Elantra, but the interior feels actually a little roomy. The variant that was loaned to us was the Genesis Coupe FL 3.8L V6 8AT which comes with 19-inch Hyper silver alloy wheels, 24-valve, 8-speed automatic (introduced in the 2013 model) with appx. [fancygallery id="63" album="66"] The interior of the Genesis Coupe looks more streamlined, has that sporty look especially with the analog dials and knobs in the middle, comfortable sports bucket leather seats that hug the body of the passenger, manual 6-way power seat adjustments, and a luxurious finish. The 2013 Genesis Coupe starts at Php1.518 million for the 2.0L variant, right up to Php1.988M for this 3.8L variant that we drove. Read more in our articles including "Test Drive: 2013 Hyundai Genesis Coupe 3.8L V6" and "2022 Hyundai, Kia, Genesis models to sport NVIDIA DRIVE in-vehicle infotainment systems".
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Mar 30, 2026The latest one, the Hyundai Genesis Coupe, is most especially memorable -- first, because it's a sports car and second, because we get to use it for a little over 2 weeks. I've been eyeing the Genesis Coupe since December last year and completely forgot about it until the opportunity came to review a unit early this month.
Since the slight re-design of the 2012 model, the Genesis Coupe was made to look more bad-ass. The body looked small as what you'd expect from a sports coupe, almost the same size or a little smaller than the Hyundai Elantra, but the interior feels actually a little roomy. The variant that was loaned to us was the Genesis Coupe FL 3.8L V6 8AT which comes with 19-inch Hyper silver alloy wheels, 24-valve, 8-speed automatic (introduced in the 2013 model) with appx.
Our coverage of Hyundai Genesis Coupe includes: "Test Drive: 2013 Hyundai Genesis Coupe 3.8L V6"; "2022 Hyundai, Kia, Genesis models to sport NVIDIA DRIVE in-vehicle infotainment systems"; "On the road with the Hyundai Eon". Each article provides unique insights and information.