by New Details About the Genesis GV90
The new Genesis GV90 electric crossover is gradually revealing its secrets. The latest prototype, spotted during testing in Europe, features Rolls-Royce-style doors and moderate camouflage. The front-end design includes a triangular grille with separate LED light units and a large lower window, divided into two sections with different patterns.
The side view is reminiscent of the original concept, but the production model has received conventional mirrors and flush-mounted door handles. Other features include a pronounced roofline, chrome window trim, and a rear charging port. The rear is equipped with a large trunk lid, split taillights, and a bumper with a deep recess.
Interior and Technology
The GV90’s interior promises to be spacious and luxurious. The second row of seats features captain’s chairs with a large center console housing wireless charging and an integrated tablet. The dashboard is minimalist—instead of a traditional instrument cluster, a large central display, similar to Tesla’s solution, is used.
Genesis has not yet revealed all the details, but the GV90 will likely be built on the new eM platform, which is an evolution of the E-GMP architecture.
The model is expected to receive a more powerful battery and an improved all-wheel-drive system compared to the Kia EV9. For example, in a similar configuration, the electric car could offer up to 422 hp and a range of over 500 km.
Despite the fact that the GV90 has not yet been officially unveiled, its testing is already generating significant interest. The combination of premium design, innovative technology, and electric propulsion makes it one of the most anticipated crossovers on the market. The interior solutions are particularly impressive and could exceed the expectations of even the most demanding buyers.
