Despite being only a face-lifted version, many upgrades have been made on the model, according to the Korean carmaker. One notable design change is the quad-lamp headlights. The new car also comes with the latest connected-car technologies, such as the “Over The Air Update” feature. Hyundai said it is the first time any Korean-made car has been brought to the market with that feature, which automatically updates map data and software on the car’s navigation system. A Genesis app will enable users to control car settings, like the window level, with a smartphone. The price of the car, which comes in three gasoline-engine versions, ranges from 77.06 million won ($68,921) to 118.78 million won.