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2. Genesis G90 - Wikipedia

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   The Genesis G90 debuted in South Korea on December 9, 2015 as the Genesis EQ900. [5] The US market debut took place at the 2016 North American International Auto Show [6] [7] [5] and went on sale in September 2016 at Genesis retailers as 2017 model year vehicles. Powertrains available included the 3.3T, 3.3T HTRAC, 5.0, 5.0 HTRAC.

3. 2023 Genesis G90's 420-HP Hybrid V-6 Confirmed for U.S. - AOL

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   Genesis will offer the new 2023 G90 with a 48-volt hybrid system for its V-6 engine. The setup includes an electric supercharger that boosts the twin-turbo 3.5-liter V-6 to 420 hp.

4. Genesis Motor - Wikipedia

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   The initial Genesis vehicle was marketed in South Korea as the Genesis G90, which is the brand's flagship model. [10] In late 2016, the brand launched in the United States with two models: the G80 (previously sold as the Hyundai Genesis), and G90. On 14 September 2016 a third model, the Genesis G70, was unveiled in Namyang, South Korea. [14]

5. Hyundai Genesis - Wikipedia

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   Marketed as the Hyundai Genesis in the US and Canada, the vehicle is the largest, most powerful car that Hyundai has ever marketed there before the launch of the Equus. [3] The Genesis sedan went on sale in the US in August 2008. In its first five months of sales, the Genesis under-performed in the competitive US market selling only 6,167 units.

6. 2020 Genesis G90 First Drive | How do you like me now? - AOL

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   The facelifted 2020 Genesis G90, which we drove briefly through the hills of Los Angeles, is the latest glimmering and bravely styled example. Genesis products, like its Hyundai and Kia siblings ...

7. Luxury car - Wikipedia

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   Genesis G90 Several East Asian manufacturers have created sub-brands for the marketing of luxury cars. The first of these was the 1986 launch of Acura (a Honda sub-brand), followed by Lexus (Toyota) in 1989, Infiniti (Nissan) in 1989, and Genesis (Hyundai) in 2015.