Genesis GV80 Caught, Shows Interior for the First Time

by Jan 16, 2019All News, Genesis, Spy Shots0 comments

genesis gv80 interior

After we have seen a lot of spy pictures of Genesis brand first SUV, the GV80, now its time to take a little look inside thanks to the latest spy photos captured by AutoPost.

[ads id=”9″]

Genesis unveiled the GV80 concept as a fuel cell vehicle at the 2017 New York Auto Show. It’s slated to be the first crossover added to the brand’s SUV lineup, despite the brand need to have two extra crossovers to balance a product menu that has been carried by sedans that are highly rated but have struggled to build sales momentum in a truck-dominated market.

 

The prototypes showed similar lanes to what we have seen on the concept car and confirmed that the production version will use elements of the GV80 concept like the Quad LED headlights and taillights or the front grille, but today we want to talk about the interior.

The GV80 spotted has a beige upholstery and a lot of sticker on the door panels and the guys at AutoPost have compared it to the recently released Hyundai Palisade (picture below). Like the Palisade, will have a separated A/C & heated/ventilated seats controller for the rear passengers, but compared to the Palisade, looks like the GV80 will have a 3-seater (not sure if it’s going to be comfy) 2nd file of seats and two additional seats on the back.

 

[ads id=”8″]

While the Palisade has indepent seats with built-in armrest, the GV80 will use the middle seat as an armrest, but also include Infotainment system controls, like for tablets or separated sound system.

Latest news from reveal date told us that the three-row crossover could come at the end of 2019 or early 2020. A Fuel cell or plug-in hybrid versions could be in the table. A 48v Mild Hybrid system could be likely added from the beginning.

A GV70 crossover would quickly follow the larger GV80. If the GV80 arrives on schedule in the late-2019, early-2020 time frame, the GV70 could come a couple of months later. The third SUV was included in a product scheduled that Hyundai showed to media reporters last year in South Korea and it could join the line-up in 2021.

Written by Jose Antonio Lopez

Passionated about Korean cars from Hyundai, Kia & Genesis. Photographer. I love being in nature, hiking. Tech lover.

Pin It on Pinterest