International Car responded with a product that could be tailored to each railroads specific needs. When the railroads entered the 1960s, many needed to replace their aging, in some cases home shop built, cabooses. began specializing in caboose production as early as 1941. Genesis doesn't say when we'll see the first of these eight new cars, but I can't imagine we'll have to wait very long.International Car Co.

The GV60 is on the Hyundai Motor Group's E-GMP platform, but at least one or two more EV-specific platforms are sure to pop up in the near future to underpin larger and sportier vehicles.

The GV60 will be joined by the already revealed electric version of the G80 sedan as well as an EV version of the GV70 crossover next year. We can see suicide doors without B-pillars, seats that swivel around, welcoming mood lighting, and even heated floors and door cards. The video also shows off a number of design ideas on a large concept car - maybe one of those models on the far left - that could make it to future production cars. I especially love the SUV second from the right, which has the top light fully uninterrupted by the wheel well. To the far right are larger SUVs that still have pretty slick rooflines.Įvery car shown in the teaser has an evolution of Genesis' signature dual headlamps, with all of them featuring the motif on the front fenders as well, something that has been teased in the brand's recent concept cars. Curiously, none of them is the GV60, though the two closer to the center are smaller and have similar shapes. On the right side of the image are four crossovers. Further to the left are two large cars that seem like sleek fastback sedans. Two two-door coupes being introduced? In this decade? That's excellent news. In the center of the image on the left, we can clearly see the silhouette of the stunning X coupe concept, and next to it sure looks like is the shape of another traditional coupe (though it could be a sedan). Genesis plans to have a lineup of eight EVs, with the aim to sell 400,000 electric cars a year by 2030. The real good stuff is in the teaser you see above.

Genesis 8 models