Genesis' first dedicated electric vehicle (EV) is due for an upgrade, and photographers have spied a disguised model with revised interior and exterior looks. / (min cost $ 0 ) or signup to continue reading The launched in 2021 and was the luxury brand's first EV built on parent group Hyundai's dedicated E-GMP architecture, which also underpins the and . Now three years into its life cycle, work is well underway on an updated version which appears to not only bring fresh aesthetics, but also an expected boost in performance, driving range, and charging speeds when it launches next year.
While the updated model was spied sporting an obtrusive black cloak, it's still possible to make out a new front bumper and updated headlight units with smaller LED lights over the current version. Changes to the rear appear to be less pronounced and are more difficult to make out, though the test model was spotted with a new alloy wheel design which will join the list of exterior cosmetic tweaks. The new car's interior looks largely identical to the current model, except for a small tweak to the shape of the steering wheel's centre piece that now mimics the front grille signature, with a third spoke also added and the bottom now flattened.
Otherwise, the GV60 retains its dual-screen infotainment and instrument cluster setup, wide centre console with ornate dials, and unique diagonal displays connected to cameras in place of traditional side mirrors. The current GV60 is available in two all-wh.