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Genesis has not announced any production plans for a two-door version of its flagship G90 sedan. Yet a pair of newly granted United States design patents make the idea feel closer than ever. The filings protect the exterior shapes of the X Gran Coupe and its open-top sibling, the X Gran Convertible. Both cars first appeared as concepts at the 2025 Seoul Mobility Show. The patents, issued in August 2026, show the same long-hood, rear-shifted cabin proportions that defined those show cars, now drawn with the kind of practical details that usually appear only on vehicles headed toward the road.

Genesis introduced two stunning concept cars at the KINTEX convention center in Goyang, Korea: the X Gran Coupe Concept and the X Gran Convertible Concept. They are the first two vehicles in their “Unfold a New Era of Genesis” initiative as the brand celebrates its 10th anniversary and milestone of serving over 1.3 million customers worldwide.

Rugged, yet practical, the Genesis GV60 Mountain Intervention Vehicle (MIV) concept made its public debut at Davos 2025 in Switzerland this week. This purpose-built EV was specially designed for rescue operations in rugged terrains and challenging weather conditions, just like the ones found around the Swiss Alps.

The 2025 Genesis GV60 has just been unveiled, and this refresh features an enhanced exterior, complete with a new bumper, headlamps, as well as wheels inspired by “Athletic Elegance” design philosophy.

The all-new Genesis GV60 Magma Concept, based on the existing GV60, upgrades the battery and motor technology. Its exterior design seamlessly combines aesthetics with considerations for chassis, aerodynamics, as well as thermodynamics.