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Added on the 19/08/2022 08:15:22 - Copyright : Auto Moto EN
Genesis sets new standards for interior comfort with its first all-electric model GV60 thanks to specially developed NVH technologies (engl. Noise, Vibration and Harshness) to reduce noise and vibrations.Electric cars offer the advantage of an almost noiseless drive. As a result, however, other noises in the interior gain in importance, in particular tire noise, wind noise and vibrations. The engineers of the Korean premium brand were able to mitigate this phenomenon through the development and extensive testing of NVH technologies and significantly improve the quality of the driving experience for all occupants. This brings interior comfort and quietness to a new level in the GV60.By analyzing wind noise at high speeds on German autobahns, further potential for noise reduction was identified. This includes the aerodynamic optimization of the exterior mirrors and the A-pillar trim to reduce air turbulence and turbulence. The insulation of door and window seals has been improved and the distinctive rear spoiler has been redesigned to optimize airflow and thus reduce wind noise.
Genesis sets new standards for interior comfort with its first all-electric model GV60 thanks to specially developed NVH technologies (engl. Noise, Vibration and Harshness) to reduce noise and vibrations.Electric cars offer the advantage of an almost noiseless drive. As a result, however, other noises in the interior gain in importance, in particular tire noise, wind noise and vibrations. The engineers of the Korean premium brand were able to mitigate this phenomenon through the development and extensive testing of NVH technologies and significantly improve the quality of the driving experience for all occupants. This brings interior comfort and quietness to a new level in the GV60.By analyzing wind noise at high speeds on German autobahns, further potential for noise reduction was identified. This includes the aerodynamic optimization of the exterior mirrors and the A-pillar trim to reduce air turbulence and turbulence. The insulation of door and window seals has been improved and the distinctive rear spoiler has been redesigned to optimize airflow and thus reduce wind noise.
Genesis sets new standards for interior comfort with its first all-electric model GV60 thanks to specially developed NVH technologies (engl. Noise, Vibration and Harshness) to reduce noise and vibrations.Electric cars offer the advantage of an almost noiseless drive. As a result, however, other noises in the interior gain in importance, in particular tire noise, wind noise and vibrations. The engineers of the Korean premium brand were able to mitigate this phenomenon through the development and extensive testing of NVH technologies and significantly improve the quality of the driving experience for all occupants. This brings interior comfort and quietness to a new level in the GV60.By analyzing wind noise at high speeds on German autobahns, further potential for noise reduction was identified. This includes the aerodynamic optimization of the exterior mirrors and the A-pillar trim to reduce air turbulence and turbulence. The insulation of door and window seals has been improved and the distinctive rear spoiler has been redesigned to optimize airflow and thus reduce wind noise.
Genesis has opened the order books in the UK for the new all-electric GV60, its first dedicated electric platform-based vehicle, arriving later this year. Pricing for the UK will start from £47,005.A dedicated Genesis Personal Assistant will then be on hand once on sale to go through the final stages of configuration and then through to purchase. GV60 is the brand’s first electric car available in the UK and is based on the dedicated E-GMP (Electric-Global Modular Platform) fully electric platform, marking Genesis’s first step on the road towards electrification. By 2025, all new models from Genesis will be electric and it is the brand’s ambition to reach net carbon zero by 2035.
Genesis today announced that its entry-luxury G70 was recognized as Good Housekeeping magazine’s 2020 Best New Family Car Award Winner in the Luxury Sedan category. This accolade represents the 21st award from a major, well-respected third-party since the G70’s launch in the Fall of 2018.As the first Genesis model in the highly competitive entry-luxury sedan segment, G70 outperforms legacy luxury sport sedans with driver-focused performance. Since its debut, the G70 has been named the 2019 North American Car of the Year, the MotorTrend 2019 Car of the Year, as well as a category winner in the Car and Driver 2019 10Best awards, among more than a dozen other significant third-party industry awards.G70’s ability to acquire such a wide array of prominent industry awards is proof it resets benchmarks and expectations among luxury sport sedans, with the holistic integration of performance, refined luxury, aerodynamic design and an extensive array of passive and active safety equipment available. Pricing starts at $35,450.
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