These Features Still Scream 'Luxury' To Our Readers - Jalopnik

Adjustable suspension and other once-“exclusive” comforts are spreading into mainstream models, blurring the line between luxury and everyday cars, according to Jalopnik. The outlet points to the high-performance Hyundai Elantra N, which can be ordered with adaptive suspension—something that was typically reserved for top-tier vehicles in the past. It also cites new mainstream options like massage seats in a Nissan Murano. The article then contrasts that trend with Genesis, which recently revealed the GV90 Neolun, an extra-luxury version of its flagship SUV featuring swiveling seats and coach doors. Jalopnik says readers didn’t strongly vote for passenger screens and voice controls as “luxury” signals.