– The 5 Most Anticipated Domestic Cars Set for Release in the Fourth Quarter of 2023
– Plentiful New Cars, including Carnival and GV80, Generate Excitement
– Santa Fe Hybrid to Reach Customers by October
As the competition for new cars in 2023 heats up, consumers are eagerly anticipating the last-minute releases from each brand.
This year, 2023, has been marked by an especially active competition for new cars. In addition to Hyundai Motor Company and Kia Motors, known for presenting attention-grabbing new cars every year, GM Korea and KG Mobility have also made significant strides after a lengthy period of time. Meanwhile, interest remains high as cars like the Carnival and GV80 are being prepared for release. Here, we have compiled a list of five new cars that are being produced in-house and will complete all processes from contract to delivery within the year.
– Carnival High Limousine Preview (Photo = Gotcha Instagram)
Kia has introduced a range of new cars this year, with the partial changes to the Carnival taking center stage. Alongside the EV9 and Sorento, it is one of the most notable new Kia cars of the year.
The most noticeable change is in the headlamp design, with small projection LED lamps installed vertically. The interior is equipped with Hyundai Motor Group’s latest integrated display infotainment system, offering features such as wireless software updates. The new 1.6-liter turbo gasoline hybrid powertrain has a combined system output of 230 horsepower, and the official combined fuel efficiency is expected to be around 11.3 km/L.
– Expected Partial Changes to K5 (Photo = YouTube ‘New York Mammoth’)
The partially redesigned K5 model is once again attracting attention, as the front view of the new design has recently been revealed. It is expected to have a similar shape to the current K5, with only a different pattern. However, it is estimated that an additional line has been added towards the bumper to create an ‘S’ shape. A variety of lineups will be introduced, including 1.6-liter gasoline turbo, 2.0-liter gasoline, and hybrid options.
– Genesis G80 Makeover Projection (Photo = YouTuber ‘New York Mammoth’)
The partially changed G80 model, set for release in the fourth quarter, is expected to feature MLA headlamps and the HDP (Highway Driving Pilot) 3-level autonomous driving system. This is reinforced by the inclusion of LiDAR and various sensors built into the grill. The price is estimated to be around 3 to 5 million won more expensive than the current G80.
– Genesis GV80 Partial Changes (Photo = Gotcha Instagram)
The partially modified GV80 model from Genesis is attracting the most attention. Based on the current grand exterior, the new design will reflect the one introduced in the G90 and X Concept. The GV80 Coupe, to be introduced with these changes, will be competitive with coupe-type SUVs from existing German premium brands such as the BMW X6 and Porsche Cayenne Coupe. The base model will be released by the end of the year, while the coupe model is expected to come in the first half of next year.
– Hyundai Santa Fe Hybrid (Photo = Hyundai Motor Company)
The new Santa Fe has already started selling the 2.5-liter gasoline model. The hybrid model has also been released, but sales and actual delivery to customers are expected to take place in October at the earliest, due to pending eco-friendly car certification.
The Santa Fe Hybrid combines a Smartstream 1.6-liter gasoline turbo engine that produces 180 horsepower with a 47.7kW electric motor (approximately 65 horsepower). This combination achieves a maximum system output of 235 horsepower and a maximum torque of 37.4 kg·m. It also offers hybrid-specific features and utilizes e-Motion Drive, a hybrid-specific technology that utilizes electric motors.
chj@autotribune.co.kr
– The TOP 5 domestic cars to be released in the fourth quarter of 2023
– Carnival, GV80… lots of new cars of great interest
– Santa Fe Hybrid will also be delivered to customers after October
[오토트리뷴=최현진 기자] As the competition for new cars in 2023 heats up, the last minute new cars being prepared by each brand are attracting the attention of consumers.
The year 2023 is evaluated as a year when competition for new cars was more active than in previous years. Not only Hyundai Motor Company and Kia Motors, which present attention-grabbing new cars every year, but also the operations of GM Korea and KG Mobility are achieving results after a long time. Meanwhile, cars are still being prepared for release with continued interest, such as the Carnival and GV80. We have come up with five types of new cars that are produced in-house and all the processes from the contract to the delivery will be completed within the year.
▲ Carnival High Limousine Preview (Photo = Gotcha Instagram)
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Kia Carnival partial changes
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Kia introduced a range of new cars this year. Carnival’s partial changes really took over the last baton. Along with the EV9 and Sorento, it’s one of the most notable new Kia cars this year.
The most obvious part is the headlamp. Small projection LED lamps were installed vertically. The interior is equipped with Hyundai Motor Group’s latest infotainment system based on an integrated display. Specifications such as wireless software updates are added. The new 1.6-liter turbo gasoline hybrid powertrain has a combined system output of 230 horsepower, and the official combined fuel efficiency is expected to be around 11.3km/L.
▲ Expected partial K5 changes (Photo = YouTube ‘New York Mammoth’)
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Kia K5 partial replacement
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The partially modified K5 model is once again attracting attention as the front view of the new design was recently revealed. It is expected to have a similar shape to the current K5 with only a different pattern, but it is estimated that one more line has been added towards the bumper to form an ‘S’ shape. A variety of lineups will be introduced, including 1.6 gasoline turbo, 2.0 gasoline, and hybrid.
▲ Genesis G80 makeover prediction map (Photo = YouTuber ‘New York Mammoth’)
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Genesis G80 partial changes
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MLA headlamps and the HDP (Highway Driving Pilot) 3-level autonomous driving system are expected to be partially applied to the partially modified G80 model that is scheduled to be released in the fourth quarter. This is because LiDAR and various sensors have been confirmed to be built inside the grill. The price is estimated to be around 3 to 5 million won more expensive than the current G80.
▲ Genesis GV80 Coupe prediction map (Photo = Gotcha Instagram)
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Genesis GV80 partial changes
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Genesis’ partially modified GV80 model attracts the most attention. Based on the current grand exterior, the new design first introduced in the G90 and X Concept is expected to be mirrored. In particular, the GV80 Coupe, which will be introduced through partial changes, is competitive with coupe-type SUVs from existing German premium brands such as the BMW X6 and Porsche Cayenne Coupe. The base model will be introduced first at the end of the year, and the coupe model is expected to be released in the first half of next year.
▲Hyundai Santa Fe Hybrid (Photo = Hyundai Motor Company)
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Hyundai Santa Fe Hybrid
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The new Santa Fe has started selling the 2.5 gasoline model. The hybrid model has also been released, but as eco-friendly car certification is not yet complete, sales and actual delivery to customers is expected to take place in October at the earliest.
The Santa Fe Hybrid combines a Smartstream 1.6 gasoline turbo engine that produces 180 horsepower and a 47.7kW electric motor (about 65 horsepower). As a result, maximum system output of 235 horsepower and maximum torque of 37.4 kg·m is achieved. In addition, it provides hybrid-specific content and e-Motion Drive, which is a hybrid-specific technology that uses electric motors.
chj@autotribune.co.kr
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