Genesis

One of the largest automotive shows in the world, the New York International Auto Show happens every year in New York City. For decades, it's been the home of the World Car of the Year awards and a fulcrum for automotive unveils in North America.

Genesis, Hyundai's luxury vehicle arm, has unveiled several eye-catching concepts ahead of the New York International Auto Show. The covers were pulled from the vehicles at Genesis House, a dealership and showplace in New York City.

Only once in a great while does a rookie year prove to be a blockbuster. In automotive, Tesla and Genesis are recent rookies that hit big. Now Genesis has produced its first electric vehicle, the 2023 GV60.

Never one to shy away from exploring future styling via concept car, Genesis has revealed the GV80 Coupe Concept this week. Its latest concept delves into the brand's more sporting ambitions, showing slung-back dimensions and a coupe-like roofline.

The Genesis flagship sedan enters a second generation, with the 2023 G90 seeing a full redesign including engine, interior, and price revamps. The G90 is now competing with the high-end European offering.

Genesis unveiled its new X Convertible concept ahead of the LA Auto show. Based on the same architecture and electric powertrain as 2021's Genesis X and Genesis X Speedium concepts, the car marks the final chapter in the luxury brand’s X concept series.

Genesis launches its first dedicated EV, the GV60. The new CUV has just under 250 miles of range and fast-charging to get drivers back on the road in under 20 minutes. A long standard features list includes facial recognition and a "Crystal Sphere."

The 2022 GV70 has a well-balanced powertrain, upper-tier interior, and large cargo space. With classy styling, a surprisingly low price tag, and unique appeal, it’s easy to overlook the very few faults found in the GV70.

When Hyundai announced it was spinning off its Genesis sedan into a full luxury brand, there were doubts about how realistic that goal could be. Now, with the release of the GV80 crossover, it’s clear that Hyundai can do luxury and do it well.

A year after launching its flagship G80 sedan, Hyundai's luxury brand Genesis has turned up to Auto Shanghai for the first time with an electric version with a 500-km (310 mile) range and rapid charging capabilities.

Hyundai Motor Group has been pulling out all the stops lately, dazzling drivers with new looks like the Hyundai Staria MPV and Prophecy concept. The luxury brand of the group has taken the next step, debuting the impossibly long, sleek Genesis X Concept.

SUVs may be where the luxury market is at right now, but Genesis wants the world to know that the new G80 luxury sedan is how the company wants to represent itself. Aiming for "elegant athleticism," it's a pretty decent looking set of wheels.