Highlights
- Gets a new Sport version and modest exterior style changes.
- The updated cabin features a revamped dashboard, including a 27-inch widescreen touchscreen.
- The engine lineup is anticipated to stay the same.
Design
The external design Is refined while maintaining the general appearance of the departing GV70. The GV70’s headlamps and grille have been modified up front, and the front bumper now has a new skid-plate feature. The side modifications are completed with new 19-inch wheels, and the turn signals have been moved to the back of the vehicle to improve visibility. For a neater appearance, the rear camera module has also been relocated to the spoiler.
The cabin is modelled around the recently updated GV80, with a new widescreen 27-inch OLED display that houses the infotainment system and cluster. Along with new control surfaces and revamped central air conditioning vents, the dashboard design has also been updated.
Engine
Although Genesis has not officially disclosed the new SUV’s engine lineup, it is anticipated that the current engine options will remain available. These consist of a 3.5-litre twin-turbocharged V6, a 2.5-litre turbocharged four-cylinder petrol, and a 2.2-litre turbo diesel engine.
Features
The SUV's sportier design elements are added by the GV70 Sport package, which was also unveiled. The GV70 Sport has redesigned 21-inch wheels, a dark chrome diffuser and muffler tips at the back, larger air intakes on the front bumper, and a double-layered G-Matrix Crest Grille. Orange stitching and a D-cut steering wheel inside give it a unique look.
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