Hyundai Announces Details on 2011 Equus Trim Levels and Equipment Features
Jul 27, 2010
It won't be long before sales of the new Hyundai flagship sedan start in the States, so the South Korean automaker decided to release additional details on the equipment levels for the all-new 2011 Equus today. The firm's Mercedes-Benz S-Class rival will be offered in two configurations, Equus Signature and Equus Ultimate, both powered by Hyundai's 4.6-liter Tau V8 engine with 385-horsepower, linked to a six-speed ZF automatic transmission.
Even the base Signature model comes equipped with an array of standard goodies such as a 608-watt Lexicon audio system with 17 speakers, electronically controlled air suspension with continuous damping control,driver seat massage, heated wood and leather steering wheel, and numerous other technologies and features.
Those that opt for the range-topping Equus Ultimate will get several additional features including a power decklid, reclining and cooled rear seats with powered headrests, rear seat massage and leg support, rear seat refrigerator and a rear seat entertainment system.
Hyundai has yet to released pricing information for the Equus that will sit above the Genesis in the firm's range, but the automaker said that the starting price will be in the mid $50,000 range.
