All-new 2023 Genesis G90 first view

Several interesting design elements conspire to give the 2023 Genesis G90 full-size luxury saloon a distinctive look.

They start at the front, where a large ‘Crest’ grille incorporates a double-layered matrix pattern for a three-dimensional effect. It’s flanked by ultra-thin ‘Two Line’ headlights that appear to stretch all the way to the front doors.

Genesis G90 (2023) Front Side

On the side, a ‘Parabolic Line’ runs unbroken along the entire length of the car. Beginning on the clamshell bonnet, this visual device then slopes gently down towards the rear light clusters.

Genesis G90 (2023) Rear Side

Both regular- and long-wheelbase versions will be produced. The latter – which is extended by 190 mm (7.5”) to provide back-seat passengers with more legroom – features some exclusive styling embellishments. As well as unique 20” wheels, they include modified bumpers and plenty of extra chrome.

Genesis G90L (2023) Side

Full details of the all-new G90 are due to be announced soon. However, Genesis has already said that sales in Europe are extremely unlikely.

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