Here's the upcoming Genesis GV90 wearing less camo

We've already seen the upcoming Genesis GV90 earlier this month wearing a heavy suit of camo, and now it's time to take another look at it, but with slightly less camo (and it's a different design camo too) this time around.

It was spotted in the wild enjoying testing in Korea. The full report is in the video below, which is in Korean but of course you can just look at the pictures like we did.

The GV90 seems to be based on the Neolun concept that Genesis unveiled back in April of last year. The GV90 will be using the new eM platform with 800V tech, and has the internal codename JG1. The new shots show its MLA LED headlights, and the clamshell bonnet is also quite obvious even with all the camo.

We also get to glance at the car's side profile. This is said to be the production version of the GV90, and not a mere prototype, by the way. The production version has normal doors unlike the concept's counter-hinged doors, and there's also a B-pillar in view (the concept didn't have one).

The GV90 should be more than 197 inches long, and thus it should compete with the Mercedes EQS SUV. The currently spied car has been fitted with 285/45 R22 Michelin tires, and it has air suspension as well as rear axle steering.

The SUV has four individual seats for added luxury and comfort. There's a center console at the rear with cup holders, wireless charging for smartphones, and a large infotainment display. The GV90 should officially launch next year.

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