Massive version of Genesis GV90 is full of exposure technology and high-end

The Genesis brand appeared in 2015, and its first model was the executive sedan G90. The model series now includes many different models, including two SUVs (excluding the electric GV60). The current flagship is the mid-size GV80, which debuted in early 2020 and was redesigned in fall 2023.

The larger model was released at the same time as the Genesis Neolun concept car last spring, and the first prototypes of the mass-produced version of the concept have recently been on the road. Currently they are strictly camouflaged and only some parts of the body are visible. Apparently, this SUV will retain the original shape of the front running lights, but will now be equipped with a built-in main light group.

The wide chrome trim will remain, and the trim strips around the side windows will become wider. All pillars of the concept car have chrome trim, while the prototype car has only chrome trim on the rear door. Another obvious difference from the concept car is the presence of retractable door handles, and the door itself will open in a traditional way. In addition, this SUV also features newly designed wheels.

The new GV90 is expected to be built on the E-GMP electric platform, which has been used in the large Hyundai Ioniq 9 and Kia EV9. The last two models in the base version are rear-wheel drive, while Genesis’s high-end SUV will only have two electric motors on each axle, so it’s all-wheel drive.

The new product is expected to debut later this year. Let's recall the entry of the Genesis Electrified GV70 SUV that was upgraded a month ago.