The Genesis GV90 has a clever trick: A pop-up 24.6″ theater [Video] — SkimNews
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- Genesis GV90 features a pop-up 24.6" OLED Cinematic Display that extends from 23.6" while driving to 24.6" when parked, creating what Genesis calls a new realm of "display expandability"
- Bang & Olufsen Premier 3D Sound System delivers the audio with 25 speakers and Dolby Atmos support
- Pleos Connect infotainment debuts in a Genesis with the GV90, featuring split-screen menus (navigation and climate driver-side, apps and media passenger-side) plus Hyundai's Gleo AI companion
- When parked in Media Home mode, the GV90 streams Netflix, live TV, and music via third-party apps; driving-mode UX was designed to "feel similar to the user experience of a smartphone," per Senior Researcher Lee Min-ah
- Genesis GV90 packs a 123.5 kWh battery — the largest in any Hyundai Motor EV — with an expected ~310-mile range for the 7-seater, and dimensions (208.1" long, 127.8" wheelbase) that exceed the IONIQ 9 and Kia EV9
- Two variants: GV90 Neolun with B-pillarless Neolun Arch Gate coach doors and swiveling seats, or the standard GV90 with traditional swing doors; both add a 25" Head-Up Display and physical climate/media buttons
- The SUV was unveiled at the Palace of Fine Arts in San Francisco on August 19, with Inho Yoon leading the Pleos Connect development
Why it matters: Genesis claims a first-to-market edge as the inaugural Hyundai Motor Group vehicle with both the extendable OLED display and the new Pleos Connect infotainment system, differentiating the GV90 from the IONIQ 9 and Kia EV9 in the three-row electric SUV segment. At 123.5 kWh, its battery is Hyundai Motor's largest EV pack to date — sized to back an expected ~310-mile range while powering a cabin designed to double as a movie theater.
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