Genesis Launches Flagship Electric SUV GV90 and Exclusive Neolun Edition
Genesis has officially launched its first ultra-large flagship electric SUV, the GV90, alongside the exclusive GV90 Neolun, marking a major expansion of the brand’s electrification and luxury vehicle lineup.Unveiled on November 10, the new models combine advanced electric vehicle technology, sophisticated design and premium interior features, reflecting Genesis’ vision of delivering a more…
Genesis has officially unveiled its first ultra-large flagship electric SUV, the GV90, and the exclusive GV90 Neolun, expanding the brand's electrification and luxury vehicle lineup. Unveiled on November 10, the new models boast advanced EV technology, refined design, and premium interiors, embodying Genesis' commitment to elevated mobility.
Built on Hyundai Motor Group's eMP platform, the GV90 packs a 123.5-kWh battery, the largest in the group's electric fleet. The standard GV90 can travel up to 500 kilometers on a single charge, while the Neolun variant covers up to 460 kilometers. The SUV packs a 490 kW combined output and 800 Nm peak torque. With 350 kW fast charging, the battery can be charged from 10% to 80% in around 22 minutes.
Safety and convenience are key highlights, with features like a roof airbag for rollover protection, a 12-airbag system, advanced battery safety technology, and a buttonless start system. The GV90 Neolun boasts a unique coach-door design, reinforced structural components, and an Executive Suite variant with features like radiant floor heating, a rear-seat refrigerator, and premium leather upholstery.
Inspired by traditional Korean moon jars, the GV90 features a sleek exterior and luxurious interior with natural wood, stone, and wool cashmere finishes. Available in four configurations priced from 139.5 million won to 239.5 million won, Genesis is rolling out The 90 financial program to enhance the ownership experience with premium services.
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