Blog - Genesis Richmond

Only on the market for a short time, the already outstanding Genesis G90 has already experienced a rebirth. Officially unveiled in Korea recently, and now making it's North American debut at the recent Montreal International Auto Show, Canadians were treated to a look at the extensively redesigned new Genesis G90, a 2020 model. Redefining the luxury sports sedan with exceptional performance, power and refined luxury, Hyundai's entry in the premium market is shaking up the segment.

Genesis has taken the luxury market by storm, shaking up the segment like no other in nearly 3 decades. Redefining luxury and a first-class ownership experience, a Genesis vehicle is simply the best you can get. Now, the introduction of Certified Pre-Owned Genesis vehicles makes owning a luxurious Genesis much more accessible.

The premium sedan market can be a pretty tight-knit group. Previously comprised of the big German automakers BMW, Mercedes and Audi, this exclusive club has always been reluctant to admit newcomers. The last big addition, Lexus, shook up the segment more than 25 years ago. It is now time for some fresh competition, and Genesis is doing exactly that with the Genesis G70 compact luxury sports sedan.

There are a lot of incredible sports sedans out there; every manufacturer is really upping their game in this arena. Bigger, faster engines, excellent performance & handling, sleek design and luxurious interiors. But what happens when all of this is simply not enough and you need more out of your high-end car?

There is a new kid in town in the luxury sports sedan market, and it's shaking up the status quo. This segment hasn't been shaken up this much since Lexus elbowed it's way in twenty five years ago.

The newest entrant in the luxury performance vehicle market is outstanding. It is sublime, rich & luxurious, delivering a first class experience and performance. Meet the 2018 Genesis G80. No other vehicle in this segment has shaken things up this much in the last 25 years.

It's a common perception that the ownership of a luxury car conveys a certain status upon it's owner. It's a bit of an aspirational goal, and exclusivity drives demand. Dominated by the Germans, the luxury market has not admitted a newcomer to the club since Lexus entered the arena more than 25 years ago. Now, out of nowhere, the South Korean automaker is upsetting the status quo with it's own luxury automobile, the Genesis.

Move over Germany. Hyundai's Genesis brand is all grown up now, and taking on the high-end import market with the all-new 2019 Genesis G70 compact luxury sports sedan.