Found yourself wondering how Genesis, Kia and Hyundai differentiate their EVs, what synth-music legend Jean-Michel Jarre is up to with Renault or what bees have to do with Lamborghini? The Autocar notebook reveals all
cars differ in terms of dynamics? Chief engineer Tyrone Johnson explained: “Hyundai tends to be a little more comfort-oriented. Kia tends to be more progressive, sporty, responsive. For Genesis, it’s luxurious, high-level comfort while keeping the dynamics.
” He added: “It takes double the amount of time to develop a Genesis than a Kia or a Hyundai.”ambassador has taken on a new dimension, with the firm’s CEO asking him to create a distinctive low-speed sound for EVs. “It’s his specialism, so it seemed obvious to ask,” said Luca de Meo. With Hans Zimmer already crafting similar soundtracks forAdvertisement
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