Hyundai equus 2012
Hyundai equus 2012
Hyundai equus 2012
Hyundai equus 2012
Hyundai equus 2012
Hyundai equus 2012
Hyundai equus 2012
Hyundai equus 2012
Hyundai equus 2012
Hyundai equus 2012
Hyundai equus 2012
And requires less for the larger model and refined Hyundai, Equus, start marketing in the U.S. market. For now have until the prices, and the truth is that it promises to position itself as an attractive option for equipment, motor and comfort.All Equus marketed in this country will be equipped with the 4.6i V8 engine 385 hp (specific approval of the U.S.), associated with a six-speed automatic transmission. The average consumption of 11.3 L/100 can be considered correct taking into account the size and weight of this saloon. All Equus include suspension and steering piloted EHPS (electro-hydraulic).
The economic level and includes a full complement that Germans leave rivals in a bad financial position. For example, the seats are electric, thermal and lumbar adjustment, split alloy wheels measure a generous 19 inches, covered with leather for a number of trims, dashboard and in both seats, directional headlights, xenon, sensors parking, cruise control, electric parking brake, etc. The Ultimate also adds rear seats with different regulations (for 4 people) and ventilation, massage function, power plant console, illuminated vanity mirrors in rear, 360 degree vision system, etc.
In its first year on sale, the U.S. Equus shared a powertrain with the smaller Genesis sedan. For 2012, the bigger Hyundai V-8 is standard on all Equus sedans, while it's offered on just one Genesis trim level.
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