Video: Genesis GV60 Magma reviewed
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Video: Genesis GV60 Magma reviewed
We drive the first production model from Genesis’s new Magma performance division, to find out whether it is more than just another very fast electric SUV. The post Video: Genesis GV60 Magma reviewed…
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Genesis has been edging the public with its GV60 Magma concept for over two years now, so it’s both a relief and a joy to discover that the production version of this high-performance EV is both on…
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Stephen Ottley reviews the 2027 Genesis GV60 Magma. As the high-performance flagship of the mid-size SUV line-up, the Magma sits above the entry-level Advanced grade in a single, highly equipped…
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Hot doesn’t go far enough to describe the new Genesis GV60 Magma. This rapid little electric SUV is an absolute scorcher!
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