Genesis Chauffeur Driven All Terrain Design Study Is Inspired By Yachts And Private Jets

This unique Genesis concept, created by an independent designer, incorporates elements of the brand's current design philosophy while maintaining a unique appearance

This is an independent design study that is neither related to nor endorsed by Genesis It's not often that you hear the words 'chauffeur-driven' and 'all-terrain' used to describe a vehicle, but that's precisely the aim of this intriguing Genesis concept created by South Korean industrial design student, WookZoon Kwon.

More: Hyundai Nine Is An Unofficial Futuristic Luxury Sports Sedan Study Inspired By The Past Illustrations WookZoon Kwon The top view of the concept aims to recreate the crest shape of a yacht and incorporates a bronze-colored accent line running around the hood, over the A-pillars, and across the outer edge of the roof. These bronze elements continue on the rocker panels and the rear decklid.

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