Genesis X Speedium Coupe concept Meanwhile, the exterior is an evolution of the muscular stance of 2021's Genesis X concept, with a fastback profile similar to 2019's Mint and 2018's Essentia ...

NEW YORK — Genesis has built two eye-catching coupes for the auto show circuit in the past four years, and it strongly hinted that at least one is on its way ...

Genesis designed the X Speedium Coupe with an hourglass figure in mind, giving the model curvaceous lines and muscular definitions to enhance its sporting aesthetic.

The car is said to preview a new lineup of six BEVs to be introduced by 2030. Genesis representatives say the Speedium will inform each new design without a one-size-fits-all approach.

With the reveal of the X Speedium Coupe concept, Genesis also reaffirmed its plans to be a full-EV brand with a six-model lineup by 2030. One of the six is expected to be an SUV bigger than the GV80.

Genesis revealed the interior of the Genesis X Speedium Coupe at the Concours d’Elegance during Monterey Car Week. First shown as an exterior model, the X Speedium Coupe concept debuted in April at ...

First noticed by CarBuzz, the trademarks are for the wordmark “Genesis X Speedium Coupe,” which reminds us of the X Concept that was revealed last year. The “Speedium” part of the name may ...

Genesis hasn’t given us one yet, but it’s clearly still toying with this big coupe idea, as evidenced by the Genesis X Speedium Coupe concept.

Genesis, with its X Speedium Coupe, appears to have gone another route. The idea for the X Speedium Coupe came about at a track day, leading Genesis' design team to the concept of a low-slung ...

Genesis notes that the design “is not a conventional concept car that previews plans for the production line-up.” The X Speedium Coupe bears a strong resemblance to the previous design ...

At first glance, the Genesis X Speedium Coupe looks like a combination of a Porsche Panorama and a BMW i8. But, looking closer, you can clearly see the signature Genesis design shining through.

Genesis ’s X Concept is evolving before our eyes. The South Korean marque unveiled a redesigned version of last year’s concept, dubbed the X Speedium Coupe, on Wednesday.