Hyundai Releases Grandeur Model 2025, More Advanced And Luxury

JAKARTA - Recently, Hyundai announced the launch of an upgrade on the Grandeur luxury sedan. The model for 2025 is officially marketed in South Korea by offering different elements than before.

The report from The Korean Car Blog, Friday, June 7, the Grandeur 2025 is equipped with a number of the latest safety features, including the Lane Following Assist (LFA) 2 as the standard on all variants.

This advanced system expands the range of front camera operation and improves steering control, thereby significantly improving track management performance compared to previous models.

Another option offered is the Black Outterior Package on the Calligraphy trim, allowing customers to get elegant black elements in the grip and emblem section.

This update also includes Steering Wheel Grip Detection which is the standard for all trims. This feature is one of the customers who has the potential to increase the competitiveness of the automotive market in the country of ginseng.

In addition, a series of over-the-air (OTA) software updates have been expanded to include a temperature regulatory unit, ensuring vehicles remain up-to-date with the latest features. Other improvements to safety and comfort include a vibrational warning system of column-type gear displacement and installation of interior fire extinguishers.

The Grandeur 2025 has been designed with improved specifications based on customer input. By leveraging the accumulated expertise and technology of the Grandeur brand for nearly 40 years, we will continue to meet high market expectations," Hyundai wrote.

Just like before, the latest Hyundai Grandeur has a 1.6 liter 4-cylinder hybrid turbocharged engine option, a 4-cylinder 2.5 liter naturally-assirated, and a purely gasoline V6 3.5 liter.

Offered in various trims, this model is priced from 37.6 million won to the highest reaching 52.4 million won (IDR 446.6 million to IDR 621.6 million).

Hyundai Grandeur is one of the most popular and best-selling premium sedans at home. In fact, this model sold 113,047 units last year.