View 2020 Genesis G90 Photos
The G90 continues to chase a definition of luxury that might be going out of style, but still has merit in a crossover world.
Buttoned down, carefully tailored and elegantly finished, the 2020 Genesis G90 is a brand builder, even if its sales are unlikely to determine the company’s future. Read the full story here.
A new nose and tail update the Genesis G90 for service in 2020. Most of the cabin, on the other hand, carries over.
The G90 Premium is powered by a standard 365-hp twin-turbocharged 3.3-liter V-6 that has enough power and torque to make the optional V-8 unnecessary for most buyers.
Rated at 420 horsepower, the G90 Ultimate’s 5.0-liter V-8 is easygoing and virtually silent. But don’t expect much of a performance bump over the twin-turbo V-6.
The diamond-shaped grille features a diamond-mesh pattern. It’s grilles within grilles, man.
Genesis spells out its name across the G90’s rump for the first time.
Available newly designed wheels mimic the diamond pattern of the G90's grille.
The G90's front seats are adjustable 22 ways, but we got bored after using 16 of them.
With the rear-seat center armrest down, the back of the G90 sets up like the executive package in other large luxury cars. There’s a lot of room back here.
Touch operation has been added to the 12.3-inch center screen. But there’s a central control knob, too, because it’s always good to wear a belt and suspenders.
The G90's new side mirrors mount LED turn signals on their pedestals.
2020 Genesis G90
2020 Genesis G90
2020 Genesis G90
2020 Genesis G90
2020 Genesis G90
2020 Genesis G90
2020 Genesis G90
2020 Genesis G90
2020 Genesis G90
2020 Genesis G90
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