Genesis GV70 Electric SUV Debuts In China

Genesis officially unveiled the electric model of the GV70 for the first time in the world at Auto Guangzhou 2021. The electrified GV70 is built on the heritage of the GV70, inheriting its predecessor's spacious interior and adding outstanding performance and a host of new technologies designed exclusively for electric vehicles.
On the exterior, the front fascia displays Genesis' signature crest grille which has evolved into an aerodynamic crest that features an inverted G-Matrix pattern and incorporates a hidden EV charging port, creating a minimalist yet sophisticated look. The minimalist horizontal shape of the rear bumper completes the model's modern image. A simplified, tailpipe-free skid plate emphasizes the SUV's electric nature, while the iconic and progressive Two-Line Quad Lamps put the finishing touch on the electric model of GV70 with Genesis' signature Two Lines architecture.

The interior boasts a driver-focused design, offering an intuitive and dynamic driving experience. Inspired by the 'Beauty of White Space' interior design concept, the Electrified GV70 offers customers the opportunity to write their own story with an interior that reflects the sustainable ambitions of this electric vehicle, as well as Genesis' commitment to future sustainability. A variety of eco-friendly materials have been used to furnish the model, and each material features a high-quality finish, completing a design that embodies Genesis' vision for sustainable luxury from the inside out. Genesis will offer the model with a Glacier White interior.
The competitiveness of the Electrified GV70's interior has been enhanced by lowering the center tunnel to secure an amount of second row space that is equivalent to the GV70.

It will be available only as an AWD (All-Wheel Drive) model, with a maximum power output of 215 bhp and 350Nm of torque for the front and rear, delivering a total maximum output of 360kW (in Boost Mode) and 700Nm of torque. This powerful model can go from 0 to 100km/h in 4.5 seconds in Boost Mode. In addition, the Electrified GV70 is the first Genesis model to feature the SUV-specific e-Terrain Mode, which enables a stable driving experience in various environments.
The estimated maximum range per charge is over 500km. The addition of 350kW rapid charging, meanwhile, enables the battery to charge from 10% to 80% in just 18 minutes.
The electric version of the GV70 also includes a V2L (Vehicle to Load) feature that supports a 3.6kW charge, which is higher than the power supply in the average home, enabling customers to conveniently use electric appliances outside of the vehicle.
Moreover, the Disconnector Actuator System (DAS) can automatically connect or disconnect the motor and drive shaft, considering various driving conditions. Such conditions include vehicle speed and driving mode, enabling seamless switching between 2WD and AWD - reducing unnecessary power loss while increasing efficiency.
The new model's driving experience is further enhanced with a variety of cutting-edge technologies. The Smart Regenerative Braking System 2.0 regenerates energy through the braking system based on driving habits, real-time navigation, and road conditions. In driving mode, the i-Pedal (Intelligent Pedal) allows the driver to accelerate, decelerate and stop using just the accelerator pedal.
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