Hyundai Genesis Gr.4

aspiration

NA (Naturally Aspirated)

Group

Gr.4

Displacement

- cc

DriveTrain

FR

Height

1,344 mm

Length

4,735 mm

Weight

1,350 kg

Width

1,864 mm

Max Power

384 BHP / 7,000 rpm

Max Torque

41.9 kgfm / 5,500 rpm

Performance Point

PP 627.74

Manufacturer

Hyundai

Hyundai Genesis Gr.4: A Virtual Racer with Real-World Inspiration

The Hyundai Genesis Gr.4 is a Gran Turismo 7 fictional race car, designed to embody the spirit and performance potential of Hyundai's real-world Genesis coupe, re-imagined for the competitive Gr.4 racing class. While the base Genesis model marked Hyundai’s bold step into the sports car segment in the late 2000s, the virtual Gr.4 version showcases what could have been achieved if the brand had developed an international-grade, class-compliant touring car.

In Gran Turismo 7, the Genesis Gr.4 competes in the Group 4 class, pitting it against the likes of racing versions of the BMW M4, Audi TT, and Mercedes-AMG GT. The car is built theoretically to FIA GT4 specifications, with features like aggressive aerodynamics, a stripped-down racing interior, and a balance of power and weight designed for competitive parity. Players appreciate the Genesis Gr.4 for its nimble handling and responsive acceleration, mirroring traits of the real Genesis Coupe’s rear-wheel-drive platform.

Though it has no direct analog in actual motorsport history, the Genesis Gr.4 is a testament to Hyundai's growing reputation in motorsport, especially with the brand's real-world success in touring car series and rallying. Hyundai’s forays into competition—including strong results in the World Rally Championship—have lent credibility to its performance ambitions. The Genesis Gr.4 offers Gran Turismo players a taste of what a thoroughbred Hyundai GT4-spec car might feel like on the global racing stage.

For fans and collectors in Gran Turismo 7, the Hyundai Genesis Gr.4 strikes a balance between underdog appeal and genuine performance. Its presence in the game highlights Hyundai’s increasing relevance in both virtual and real-world motorsport, while further promoting the Genesis sub-brand as a contender in the premium sports and luxury marketplace.