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If you’ve been paying attention to the Hyundai Genesis, you know that the car has gone pretty deep into automated driving territory and it seems that this shine of the luxury sedan hasn’t remained unnoticed.
A team of college graduates has come up with a short film dedicated to the car. Called... “The Genesis”, the creation tells the story of an ex-operative, John. His wife Kate gets kidnapped by a not-too-sane scientist that goes by the name of Wilkinson, who happens to be a former colleague from military and biomedical corporation, DyTech.
As John tracks the doc down in order to sake his wife, the man discovers Kate has this mysterious ability. Throughout the short, the Hyundai plays the role of the perfect action vehicle, albeit under the strict supervision of a human driver.
Returning to the electronic brains inside the 2015 Genesis, we’ll remind you that this is a car that will slow down for speed cameras on its own. What the system does is mix the speed camera locations, taken from the navigation system, with the sedan’s automatic braking feature.
Alas, the system is destined for the South Korean market, so don’t expect to see it in America too soon. Perhaps you could quench your thirst of speed by watching the clip below and stick to the speed limits once you get behind the wheel.
As John tracks the doc down in order to sake his wife, the man discovers Kate has this mysterious ability. Throughout the short, the Hyundai plays the role of the perfect action vehicle, albeit under the strict supervision of a human driver.
Returning to the electronic brains inside the 2015 Genesis, we’ll remind you that this is a car that will slow down for speed cameras on its own. What the system does is mix the speed camera locations, taken from the navigation system, with the sedan’s automatic braking feature.
Alas, the system is destined for the South Korean market, so don’t expect to see it in America too soon. Perhaps you could quench your thirst of speed by watching the clip below and stick to the speed limits once you get behind the wheel.
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