Genesis unveils huge 490kW GV90 electric flagship with 123.5kWh battery and coach doors
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First reported by The Driven ·
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The quick read
- Genesis has unveiled its biggest and most luxurious electric vehicle yet, the GV90, with a 123.5kWh battery and up to 490kW of power.
- The GV90 has an estimated 500km driving range and features luxurious accoutrements like coach doors and heated floors.
- The GV90 is Genesis' first full-size flagship SUV, rivaling the Range Rover.
- The unveiling of the GV90 will generate significant interest among luxury SUV buyers, driving showroom traffic and sales.
For dealers: The Genesis GV90's impressive specifications and luxurious features will drive interest and sales, allowing dealers to maintain healthy margins and capitalize on the growing demand for luxury EVs.
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ADME commentary
The ADME angle
The Genesis GV90's 490kW electric powertrain and 123.5kWh battery will raise the bar for luxury SUVs in the Australian market, forcing local dealers to reassess their EV offerings.
Competitor Response
Rivals like Range Rover will need to respond to the GV90's impressive specifications, potentially leading to a surge in competitive activity in the full-size luxury SUV segment.
The GV90's estimated 500km driving range will also put pressure on other manufacturers to improve their EV range and performance, creating opportunities for dealers to promote their own EV models.
Showroom Traffic and Stock
The unveiling of the GV90 will likely generate significant interest among luxury SUV buyers, driving showroom traffic and potentially leading to increased sales for Genesis dealers.
To capitalize on this interest, dealers should ensure they have a steady supply of EV models in stock, including the GV90, to meet growing demand.
Pricing and Margin
The GV90's luxurious features, including coach doors and heated floors, will likely come at a premium price, allowing dealers to maintain healthy margins on sales.
However, the competitive response from other manufacturers may lead to pricing pressure, making it essential for dealers to carefully manage their pricing strategies.
One decisive action a dealer could take this week is to review their current EV stock and pricing, and prepare to promote the GV90 and other luxury EV models to capitalize on the growing interest in this segment.
Full coverage
Genesis unveils huge 490kW GV90 electric flagship with 123.5kWh battery and coach doors
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