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Genesis Launches GV90 and GV90 Neolun in Korea
Genesis has opened orders in Korea for the electric GV90 and GV90 Neolun flagship SUVs.
The GV90 starts at 139.5 million KRW (approximately US$104,000 or €92,500), while the GV90 Neolun starts at 189.9 million KRW (approximately US$141,800 or €126,000).
Both models feature a 123.5 kWh battery, fast charging from 10 to 80 percent in around 22 minutes and advanced luxury features, while the Neolun adds coach doors and a lounge-style interior.
Genesis has opened orders in Korea for the GV90 and GV90 Neolun, its first full-size flagship electric SUVs. The models were introduced for the Korean market on November 10, 2026. The GV90 uses conventional swing doors, while the GV90 Neolun adds the Neolun Arch Gate, a coach-door design with hidden B-pillars.
The Genesis GV90 is priced from 139,500,000 KRW, including VAT. This is approximately US$104,000 or €92,500. The Genesis GV90 Neolun starts at 189,900,000 KRW, including VAT, which is approximately US$141,800 or €126,000. The dollar and euro figures are approximate conversions and may change with exchange-rate movements.
Both SUVs use a 123.5 kWh battery. The GV90 with 22-inch wheels has an estimated combined driving range of up to 500 kilometres, while the GV90 Neolun six-seater with 24-inch wheels has an estimated range of 460 kilometres. Using a 350 kW fast charger, the battery can be charged from 10 to 80 percent in approximately 22 minutes. Actual range and charging time can vary depending on temperature, driving conditions, battery status and vehicle settings.
The electric powertrain produces a combined maximum output of 490 kW and peak torque of 800 Nm. Genesis has fitted the models with dual electric motors and technologies such as an electronic limited-slip differential, multi-chamber air suspension, electronically controlled suspension dampers and active rear-wheel steering. These systems are intended to control acceleration, handling and ride comfort.
The GV90’s exterior design is influenced by the Korean moon jar, with smooth surfaces, a wide stance and Genesis’ Two Lines lighting signature. The model is available with a range of exterior colours, including gloss and matte finishes. Its cabin includes premium materials such as leather, natural wood, genuine stone and wool cashmere, depending on the selected specification. The six-seater version features independent second-row lounge seats and a centre console.
The GV90 features a pop-up OLED Cinematic Display. The screen measures 23.6 inches in its driving layout and expands to 24.6 inches when the vehicle is parked. Other available equipment includes a 25-inch head-up display, Highway Driving Assist 2, Remote Smart Parking Assist 3 and a 25-speaker Bang & Olufsen Premier 3D sound system. Genesis also lists a buttonless start system that activates the vehicle after the driver enters, closes the door and selects a gear.
Safety equipment includes 12 airbags, including a roof airbag designed to cover the glass roof area during a rollover. The vehicle also uses an aluminium-intensive body structure and battery thermal runaway protection technology. Equipment availability can vary according to the selected trim and options.
The GV90 Neolun is distinguished by its Neolun Arch Gate. The front and rear doors open in opposite directions, creating a wider entry area. Genesis has used high-strength steel beams inside the doors and additional structural reinforcement to support body rigidity without a conventional visible B-pillar.
Inside the Neolun, the front seats can rotate 180 degrees when the vehicle is parked, creating a face-to-face seating arrangement. The Executive Suite four-seater adds features such as ondol-inspired heated flooring, a comfort partition, a Smart Vision Roof, a rear refrigerator and foldout tables. The GV90 and GV90 Neolun are currently presented on the Korean Genesis website with starting prices of 139,500,000 KRW and 189,900,000 KRW respectively.
