Genesis’s upcoming Range Rover rival, the GV90, is set to make a statement about the brand’s luxury intentions. The GV90 will have Rolls-Royce-style coach doors and a cinema screen, making it a strong competitor in the premium SUV market. Genesis Europe MD Peter Kronschnabl stated that the GV90 will push the brand’s premium and luxury credentials, and the unique features will make it stand out among its rivals.
Genesis GV90 Eyes Range Rover
The GV90 is just weeks away from launch and will become the flagship for the Hyundai sibling brand on the premium side of its model range. It will arrive at a similar time to the GV60 Magma, the first in a series of high-performance models that will perform a similar role on the sporting side.
The Rolls-Royce-style rear-hinged doors are one feature of the GV90 that will make it stand out among its rivals. Kronschnabl said there will be other features that will make the GV90 a luxury vehicle, but he did not disclose what they are.
Source: Autocar
XPeng’s L03 Undercuts Tesla Model Y
XPeng launched its new L03 electric SUV-coupe in Europe with a starting price of €34,990, undercutting the Tesla Model Y by roughly €3,400 in Germany and by around $10,000 in Norway. The pricing puts a well-equipped 4.65-meter electric SUV directly under Tesla’s best-seller in its highest-volume segment, and deliveries start in the fourth quarter.
The fully electric L03 starts at €34,990 and will be available in over 60 markets. XPeng says the L03 is designed to be a luxury vehicle with a range of over 300 miles, making it a strong competitor in the premium SUV market.
Source: Electrek
Tesla Launches Balance Bike for Kids
Tesla launched a balance bike for kids, priced at $225. The bike is designed for children aged 2 to 5 and has no motor and no pedals. The bike is aimed at helping kids learn to ride a bike and is a unique product from Tesla, which is known for its electric cars and energy products.
The balance bike is a simple, lightweight design that allows kids to learn to balance and steer before moving on to a pedal bike. The bike has a low center of gravity and a wide wheelbase, making it stable and easy to ride.
Source: Electrek