2025 Hyundai Genesis: Electric Vehicle Reviews

The 2025 Hyundai Genesis Motor Group subsidiary has said that it will exclusively offer battery-powered vehicles or hydrogen fuel cells in 2025. In line with rival manufacturer Hyundai’s electrification effort, Genesis will equip its range with eight hydrogen and battery vehicles by 2030 and hopes to sell 400,000 units per year in the worldwide market, according to a statement cited by Yonhap.

Genesis’ current portfolio includes the GV80 and GV70 SUVs, as well as the G90, G80 electrified, and G70 Sedans. Genesis recently announced the electric GV60, which is built on the group’s own Electric Global Modular Platform (E-GMP), which is also used by the Hyundai IONIQ 5 and Kia EV6. The GV60 is Genesis’ second electric car model, following the electrified G80. However, unlike the G80, the GV60 only comes with the E-GMP engine.

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2025 Hyundai Genesis Technology

Meanwhile, the Genesis G90 will get the technology as a stand-alone option before the end of the year, first in South Korea, then in the United States, Europe, and China. The announcement was made at Unlock the Software Age Group’s worldwide online meeting, where two new electric platforms, eM, and eS, were unveiled ahead of a dual launch in 2025. When compared to the present E.V. plant, the former (eM) will extend the range on a single charge by 50%. It will also enable OTA upgrades and Level 3 autonomous driving technology.

The latter (es) will be the skateboarding architecture used to build purpose-built cars for the car-hailing, logistics, and shipping industries. Hyundai Motor Group will invest 18 trillion won (almost 13 billion US dollars at the current exchange rate) in R&D between now and the end of this decade. The idea is to get ready for a future of software-driven automobiles.

Hyundai Genesis will support OTA Update in 2025

Hyundai Motor Group vowed to sell solely Software Defined Vehicles by the middle of this decade (SDVs). These three South Korean automakers will only offer vehicles with over-the-air (OTA) update capability. After purchasing a car, the objective is to increase safety and performance. Future OTA updates will also feature enhancements to connection, convenience, and security. Hyundai Motor Group refers to electric automobiles and vehicles with combustion engines. Each new product launched after 2023 will have hardware and software.

It is required to receive OTA updates remotely rather than visiting the dealership. The service debuted in 2021 and will be expanded throughout the portfolio of those three businesses over the next three years. The automotive group also intends to implement Features on Demand (FoD), which allows buyers to add extras after purchasing a vehicle.