Genesis GV90 Testing Fails—Is This EV Ready for 2025?

The Genesis GV90 is an upcoming luxury electric SUV from Genesis, set to debut in 2025. It will be a full-size, all-electric vehicle aimed at providing a high-end driving experience.

The Genesis GV90 is expected to debut in late 2025, with deliveries beginning in early 2026.

Recent spy shots show a distinctive front grille, quad lighting units, a sloping roofline, large five-spoke wheels, and a three-row interior layout.

The GV90 prototype features a four-seat executive layout, with premium materials like cashmere and natural leather. A 27-inch OLED panoramic display offers cutting-edge tech.

The expected starting price for the Genesis GV90 is around $80,000, with higher trims reaching over $120,000.

The Genesis GV90 is built on Hyundai's next-gen eM platform, designed for electric vehicles.

The Genesis GV90 is expected to offer a range of approximately 800 km (500 miles) on a full charge, depending on driving conditions.

The Genesis GV90 will feature 800V ultra-fast charging, capable of charging from 5-80% in about 20 minutes.

The GV90 is expected to feature a dual-motor all-wheel-drive (AWD) system, producing between 400-600 hp, providing strong performance.

The GV90 is expected to offer both a four-seat luxury configuration and a seven-seat standard configuration.

The GV90 will compete with high-end electric SUVs like the Mercedes EQS, Cadillac Escalade IQ, and Tesla Model X, offering a luxury driving experience with Korean craftsmanship.

Yes, during Genesis GV90 testing, a prototype crashed while trying to avoid photographers. The accident revealed the vehicle’s luxurious interior, including a high-end seating configuration and premium tech features.

The Genesis GV90 will feature advanced technology like Face Connect, V2L charging, and AI-based driving assists, aiming to provide a modern, convenient driving experience.

The Genesis GV90 will be manufactured at Hyundai’s Ulsan EV plant in South Korea, ensuring high-quality production.

The GV90 will compete with the Mercedes EQS SUV, Cadillac Escalade IQ, Tesla Model X, and BMW iX, focusing on a mix of advanced technology, comfort, and performance.