A new image of an internal presentation may have just confirmed one of the most talked-about rumors surrounding the upcoming Genesis GV90, as well as revealed the final design. As we’ve already mentioned, the GV90 will be available in two body styles: a standard model with conventional doors and a premium, ultra-luxury variant with rear coach doors. Thanks to our colleagues at ShortsCar, we can now witness how Genesis is already showcasing its SUV lineup internally.
What the Leak Suggests
Recent internal presentation images, reportedly shown during a closed dealer or corporate briefing, indicate the following:
1. Two GV90 Configurations
- Standard GV90: Equipped with traditional front-hinged rear doors, aimed at broader premium EV buyers.
- Coach-Door GV90: A halo variant with rear-hinged doors, likely without a B-pillar, designed to emphasize effortless ingress, maximum cabin openness, and executive-class comfort.
This dual-model strategy would allow Genesis to capture both mainstream luxury EV customers and a niche, ultra-luxury audience seeking features normally found in high-end European flagships.
Why Coach Doors Matter for the GV90
Coach doors are rare in modern SUVs due to complex structural and safety requirements. Their presence in the GV90 would signal several strategic directions:
- A clear positioning above the GV80, making the GV90 the true flagship of the Genesis lineup.
- A design connection to the Neolun Concept, which previewed rear coach doors and a pillar-less silhouette.
- A stronger move into chauffeured luxury, an area where Genesis has been expanding, especially in markets like Korea and China.
By splitting the GV90 into two versions, Genesis can maintain volume potential while still delivering an aspirational, highly specialized variant for top-tier buyers.
Design Cues Revealed So Far
Based on spy images and internal material described in leaks, the GV90 is expected to feature:
- A sleek, minimalistic exterior following the brand’s “Two Lines” design identity.
- A long, upright profile that aligns with three-row expectations.
- Premium materials and advanced ambient lighting in the interior.
- A spacious rear cabin, with the coach-door model possibly offering lounge-style seating and upgraded finishes.
If the leaked presentation is accurate, the coach-door variant may also include powered doors that open and close automatically, similar to features found in top-end luxury sedans.
Powertrain and Platform Expectations
Although the leak focused mainly on design and body styles, industry sources have previously indicated:
- The GV90 will ride on the group’s new eM platform, offering improved efficiency and next-generation battery technology.
- Long-range versions could aim for competitive figures in the upper tier of electric SUVs.
- High-performance dual-motor or tri-motor variants may be considered later in the product cycle.
Genesis is clearly positioning the GV90 as a technological showcase and a statement of its long-term EV ambitions.
Conclusion
The possible internal presentation leak appears to validate earlier reporting: the Genesis GV90 will arrive in both a standard version and an exclusive coach-door configuration. If confirmed, this approach would solidify the GV90’s status as a serious contender in the luxury electric SUV segment, while offering a distinctive design element that sets it apart from competitors.
