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Updated Genesis GV60: The sensible one and the 478kW one

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First reported by The Driven · 30 July at 5:01 pm

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Updated Genesis GV60: The sensible one and the 478kW one

Hyundai’s luxury arm Genesis has launched the updated GV60, giving potential buyers two very different ways to buy a Genesis GV60 in Australia. The post Updated Genesis GV60: The sensible one and the…

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Updated Genesis GV60: The sensible one and the 478kW one

Compiled by ADME Newsroom from 1 source

First reported by The Driven · 30 July at 5:01 pm

Who's covering this — 1 article

EV specialists: 1

Image: The Driven

The quick read

Genesis has launched an updated GV60 with two distinct models, including a 478kW variant.
The updated GV60 gives buyers a choice between a sensible and a high-performance model.
The new model is available in Australia, targeting a specific segment of the luxury vehicle market.
The updated GV60's two-model approach could impact pricing and margin for dealers.

For dealers: The updated Genesis GV60's two-model approach presents an opportunity for dealers to increase sales and revenue by offering a range of options to customers.

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The updated Genesis GV60 gives Australian buyers a choice between two distinct models, which could lead to increased showroom traffic as customers compare the features and performance of each variant.

Competitor Response

Hyundai's luxury arm Genesis is targeting a specific segment of the market with the updated GV60, which could prompt competitors to reassess their own offerings and pricing strategies in response to the new model's 478kW variant.

The presence of a high-performance variant could also impact pricing and margin for dealers, as some customers may be willing to pay a premium for the increased power and features.

Pricing and Margin

The updated GV60's two-model approach allows dealers to offer a range of options to customers, potentially increasing sales and revenue as buyers choose between the sensible and high-performance variants.

Dealers who effectively market and promote the updated GV60's unique features and benefits could see an increase in lead generation and conversion, particularly among customers looking for a luxury vehicle with exceptional performance.

Showroom Strategy

By showcasing the updated GV60's capabilities and features, dealers can attract customers who are looking for a vehicle that stands out from the competition, and increase the chances of a sale.

This week, dealers can take decisive action by reviewing their inventory and pricing strategies to ensure they are effectively competing with the updated Genesis GV60, and preparing their sales teams to highlight the benefits of the new model to potential customers.