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Genesis Aims to Quintuple European Sales by 2030.

From Martin Westerhoff/SP-X | Translated by AI 2 min Reading Time

The Hyundai premium brand Genesis plans massive growth in Europe, abandons the EV-only strategy, and will reintroduce hybrid drives and range extenders from late 2026. New models like the GV90 are planned.

Genesis unveiled the further developed Magma GT Concept in June 2026. This two-seater luxury grand tourer, with its striking design, could be a declaration of war against established sports car manufacturers.(Source:  Genesis)
Genesis unveiled the further developed Magma GT Concept in June 2026. This two-seater luxury grand tourer, with its striking design, could be a declaration of war against established sports car manufacturers.
(Source: Genesis)

Genesis, the premium brand of the Hyundai Motor Group, is gaining momentum—and is not shying away from competing with the dominant players in the luxury segment, even in Europe. Genesis was the fastest luxury brand worldwide to surpass the milestone of one million vehicles sold—in just seven years and nearly nine months. Additionally, 22 global product launches are planned by 2030.

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