Genesis GV90 SUV Patented in India Ahead of 2027 Launch

New Delhi, November 11: Hyundai is preparing to launch its luxury car brand Genesis in India. The company has confirmed that the Genesis brand will enter the Indian market in 2027. In the meantime, a patent for Genesis’s flagship SUV, the GV90, has been filed in India. This indicates that Genesis’s entry into India may be marked by a large and premium SUV. However, the official launch date for the GV90 in India has not yet been announced.

Specifications of the Genesis GV90

The Genesis GV90 is presented as the company’s largest and most luxurious SUV to date. It made its global debut in August 2026. The company showcased both the standard version and a more luxurious, customized Neolun version. The model patented in India is the standard GV90, which is expected to feature traditional doors and three-row seating in the cabin. The Neolun version will include the company’s unique Arch Gate design with suicide doors.

Dimensions and Design Features

In terms of size, the Genesis GV90 measures 5,285 mm in length, 2,030 mm in width, and 1,825 mm in height, with a wheelbase of 3,245 mm and a ground clearance of 224 mm. It may come with wheels up to 22 inches, while the Neolun version could offer an option for 24-inch wheels.

The front of the Genesis GV90 looks quite attractive and powerful, featuring LED DRLs that span the entire width with a V-shaped lighting signature. Additionally, the front and body have a brushed metallic finish that gives it a premium look. The side profile highlights its large size and uniquely designed D-pillar that turns towards the rear. The rear features LED taillights that are flush-fitted into the tailgate, with the Genesis badge prominently displayed in the center.

Interior and Technology

Inside, the GV90 is expected to offer three rows of seating. In terms of features, it may include a 24.6-inch rolling OLED infotainment screen, a 25-inch head-up display, and the Pleos Connect system. Furthermore, a 25-speaker Bang & Olufsen audio system, Remote Parking Assist 3, roof airbags, heated and ventilated seats with a massage function are also anticipated. The SUV is expected to feature rear-wheel steering and premium cabin materials.

Powertrain and Battery

The Genesis GV90 is built on the company’s eMP high-voltage platform and is equipped with a substantial 123.5 kWh battery pack. It is claimed to offer a range of approximately 500 km on a single charge and supports 350 kW DC fast charging. The battery pack powers a dual-motor AWD setup that can generate a maximum of 657 bhp and 800 Nm of torque.

Pricing and Competition

In South Korea, the starting price for the standard Genesis GV90 is KRW 139.5 million (approximately ₹97.97 lakh), while the more luxurious Neolun version starts at KRW 189.9 million (around ₹1.33 crore). There is currently no official information regarding its pricing and launch in India. In the global market, it will compete with the Mercedes-Benz GLS, BMW X7, Audi Q9, and other ultra-luxury SUVs.