Genesis GV90 Debuts Pop-Up 24.6″ OLED Theater Display — SkimNews
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- Genesis GV90 debuted at the Palace of Fine Arts in San Francisco on August 19, featuring a pop-up OLED display that extends from 23.6″ while driving to 24.6″ at the push of a button when parked.
- The parked display activates Media Home mode for streaming Netflix, live TV, and music via third-party apps, paired with a 25-speaker Bang & Olufsen Premier 3D Sound System with Dolby Atmos.
- Pleos Connect is the first Hyundai Motor Group extendable-display system and the first Genesis infotainment running it, with senior researcher Lee Min-ah saying the UX was designed to feel "similar to the user experience of a smartphone."
- Gleo AI, Hyundai's in-car companion, is built into the GV90 for voice-controlled vehicle functions and web search, alongside a custom 25″ Head-Up Display projecting speed and navigation onto the windshield.
- The 123.5 kWh battery is the largest in any Hyundai Motor EV, delivering an expected ~310-mile (500 km) range for the 7-seater version.
- The GV90 measures 208.1″ long with a 127.8″ wheelbase — larger than both the Hyundai IONIQ 9 and Kia EV9 — and will be sold in Neolun (coach doors, swiveling seats) and standard (traditional doors) variants.
Why it matters: Genesis pairs its largest Hyundai Motor Group EV battery (123.5 kWh, ~310-mile range) with a pop-up cinematic display and 25-speaker Dolby Atmos system, reframing the flagship SUV as a luxury lounge on wheels and giving the brand a tangible tech differentiator against established luxury-SUV rivals.
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