Genesis GV90 Interior Unveiled: Stunning Features and Massive Screens Spotted

Key Takeaways

The Genesis GV90, a luxury electric SUV, retains the design of the original Neolun Concept.
Its interior showcases high-quality materials and advanced technology, including a new infotainment system.
Expected to launch in the second half of 2026, the GV90 may have a starting price around $100,000 in the U.S.

Reimagining Luxury in Electric SUVs

Genesis is set to launch the GV90, its flagship electric SUV, which closely resembles the Neolun Concept showcased at the New York Auto Show two years ago. This SUV emphasizes a blend of Korean architectural inspiration and a sophisticated, minimalist design ethos, aimed at embodying an “ultra-luxe vision of luxury SUVs.” Luc Donckerwolke, the head of Genesis’ creative team, notes that the GV90 exemplifies “timeless design and sophisticated craftsmanship.”

The GV90 is touted to provide “a whole new level of luxury,” featuring premium materials and advanced technological capabilities. Recent sightings reveal that the SUV’s interior retains many aspects of the original concept, such as a bold digital infotainment screen surrounded by distinctive physical buttons for climate control and other functions. Unlike traditional driver clusters, the GV90 appears to utilize a head-up display (HUD) integrated with the infotainment system for key driver information.

Genesis is reportedly developing the innovative “Connect W” infotainment system, which is integrated with Hyundai’s Pleos platform. This technology promises to deliver a smartphone-like user experience, similar in style to that used by Tesla. While the size of the infotainment screen has not been officially confirmed, it appears to include Hyundai Mobis’ impressive 24-inch rolling screen.

Two versions of the GV90 have been seen undergoing tests in various locations, including versions equipped with coach doors and specially designed interiors featuring VIP captain’s seats. These models mirror the upscale features of the Neolun Concept, hinting at the luxurious options available for buyers.

The official unveiling of the GV90 is anticipated in the latter half of 2026. While pricing details remain unconfirmed, local reports indicate that the premium model could be priced around 300 million won (approximately $200,000) in Korea, while the starting price in the U.S. could be about $100,000. Higher-end variants are expected to exceed $200,000, placing the GV90 firmly in the luxury electric vehicle market.

This flagship model will likely be one of the first built on Hyundai’s new eM platform, promising up to a 50% improvement in range over existing E-GMP models.

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