Now that the inside of the Genesis X Speedium Coupe Concept has been seen, it is clear that Hyundai intends it to be the jewel in its crown. The cabin is very refined, with a focus on the driver rather than a plethora of modern technical gimmicks.
The color scheme, which is used both inside and out, is a brilliant achievement in engineering, successfully evoking the coastal landscapes of California. The interior design of the Speedium EV is a mood booster because to two factors: the use of electricity and the minimalist approach used to the placement of buttons and screens.
They keep referring to “speed,” but they won’t reveal the engine. The metallic green seen here, called “Inje Green,” is magnificent to behold and fits in well with the rest of the decor.
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The refinement of a car is what makes it more desirable now that all high-end models on the market are loaded to the gills with convenience features. When behind the wheel of the Speedium Coupe Concept, you’ll find yourself surrounded by displays and buttons in an effort to make the experience more interactive.
A lot of the futuristic vibe comes from the exquisitely crafted floating center console. However, Genesis’s idea of athletic elegance is elevated by the use of premium materials like polished metal and top-grain leather.
The concept’s Chief Creative Officer, Luc Donckerwolke, has praised the X Speedium for its “dynamic” nature, praising its “sophisticated but performance-oriented essence.” Take note of the contrast between the driver’s seat’s ‘Pinegrove’ green color scheme and the remainder of the cabin’s gold tone, which is reminiscent of the yellow flowers and golden sand seen along the northern California coast.
Genesis, in partnership with Guk-il Yu of the Korean design company MSD-Metal Sound Design, will prioritize the X Speedium Coupe’s auditory experiences, as is the case with other high-end electric vehicles today. MSD’s sculpted tweeters, midrange speakers, woofers, and subwoofer distributed around the cabin give off an astronomical vibe, indicative of the brand’s heavenly design language for speaker sets.
The optimal positioning of the speakers and the overall acoustic design are meant to provide the listeners with the best possible audio experience. There will be a curved OLED screen for the driver’s gauges, with a user interface that’s been optimized for speed and sportiness. The coolest part of the system is that the primary vertical touch screen also serves as the start button, along with all the other entertainment and car settings.
The Speedium’s Cabin Focuses on Elegance
Engineers have gone to considerable efforts to ensure that the X Speedium Coupe Concept’s interior is a model of material quality and fit and finish in order to enhance the premium car-buying experience. The seats’ large-block quilted leather adds a classic touch. However, the steering wheel’s leather comes from recycled vehicle seats, so the interior design is somewhat more eco-friendly than it could otherwise be.
Both vegetable-tanned leather and what Genesis calls “innovative breathable grain leather” have been used into the design of the Genesis. The former, I believe, is processed without the use of chromium and instead employs chemicals obtained from plants.
Less water and less chemicals are used to create the later breathable grain leather, and the thread material is repurposed plastic, which increases its durability. Genesis’s goal is to become carbon neutral by 2035, and the usage of these materials helps them get there without sacrificing the luxury feel of their next-generation electric vehicles.
Stunningly, the Concept’s interior carries over the exterior’s emphasis on performance. The driver is ensconced in a cocoon of driving engagement, echoing the hourglass shape of the interior; meanwhile, the grille’s cross design combines with the X straps in the trunk. All the materials and alignments of even the smallest components fit exactly properly throughout the cabin, which speaks to the excellent attention to detail.
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Integrating well-placed ambient lighting is another key component of effective design. Take note of the white halo surrounding the door armrest; it gives the impression that it is floating. The floating center console is another beautiful feature that puts one in mind of a boat rather than a car.
The configuration of the speakers also suggests that the car’s audio system and engine will be well calibrated for optimal listening pleasure. An electric vehicle’s poor audio quality might severely detract from its appeal as a sporty daily driver.
The first generation of electric automobiles played a disjointed cacophony, but vehicle developers have now realized the importance of this feature and begun providing vehicles with speakers that provide much more consistent sound. We hope that Genesis will provide additional information regarding the Speedium X Coupe and its engine shortly.
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