Genesis G90 Model Years and History

Genesis G90 Model Years

2027 Genesis GV60 Magma trims

2027 GV60 Magma

The GV60 Magma is Genesis' first model that highlights what can be expected when the Magma division adds their touch of magic. Differences from the normal GV60 include a highly upgraded EV powerplant that produces 609 horsepower and 546 lb. ft of torque, which can be increased to 641 horsepower and 583 lb. ft of torque when boost mode is activated. The body proportions have been altered, with the SUV now sporting wider front and rear fenders, air vents, a lower stance, and larger graphite wheels. A sportier suspension, along with multiple driving modes, and tasteful interior performance upgrades, make the GV60 Magma an intriguing proposition.

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About G90

Indirectly replacing the Hyundai Equus luxury car, the Genesis G90 was integrated into the South Korean auto brand's recently-founded premium division as a flagship sedan for 2017. Longer in wheelbase and overall length than the Equus, the G90 is specifically crafted to adhere to the philosophies behind the Genesis. Styling coined as ‘Athletic Elegance' by the luxury brand, the 2017 Genesis G90 sedan's exterior comprises of a bold grille, long hood and a stance that emphasize the vehicle's wheelbase. The spacious, comfort-oriented cabin employs high-quality materials and "human-focused" technology. A full-array of advanced safety equipment such as Smart Blind Spot Detection, multi-view camera and Smart Cruise Control comes standard on every 2017 G90. The Genesis G90 is introduced in two trim levels providing their own powerplants. Propelled by a twin-turbocharged 3.3-liter engine generating 365 horsepower, the Genesis G90 3.3T Premium presents full-sized luxury sedan performance while achieving an average fuel economy of 20 miles per gallon. The G90 5.0 Ultimate features momentum of a 420-horsepower V-8 engine but also includes equipment upgrades such as ventilated rear seats. Both Genesis G90 trim levels are available with HTRAC all-wheel drive.