Overview
- Genesis unveiled the GV90 at a San Francisco premiere on Wednesday, presenting a production‑intent version of the 2024 Neolun concept and announcing a commercial launch planned for the fourth quarter of 2026.
- The company says the GV90 uses dual electric motors for about 657 horsepower, a 123.5 kWh battery with an internal estimate near 310 miles (500 km) of range, and 10–80% charging in roughly 22 minutes on 350 kW chargers.
- The top‑spec Neolun Arch Gate model features independently opening hidden B‑pillar coach doors and a pillarless entry layout that Genesis says is supported by dual high‑strength steel beams, a concealed roll cage and a 12‑airbag package including a roof airbag.
- Inside, Genesis offers theatrical luxury features such as swiveling front seats, a pop‑up 23.6‑inch OLED Cinematic display that expands when parked, a 25‑speaker Bang & Olufsen system, heated wood floors and multi‑zone roof transparency.
- Genesis provided early price guidance near $100,000 and plans U.S. and global rollouts including India in 2027–2028, but EPA homologation and independent crash tests will determine real-world range, safety ratings and market competitiveness.