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Sure! Here’s a summary of the YouTube video, following your formatting requests:The GV60 is an all-new, all-electric coupe SUV from Hyundai's luxury division.
It is based on the Hyundai Ioniq 5 and Kia EV6 platforms.
The GV60 will compete with cars like the Tesla Model Y, Audi Q4 e-tron, and Ford Mustang Mach-E.
This is Genesis’s first EV, as previous UK models had petrol or diesel engines.
The GV60 styling, initially unappealing in pictures, is actually well-proportioned and squat in person.
It boasts SUV proportions that will likely attract many fans.
At the front, the car has a traditional lower radiator grille but has a flush panel at the top.
The rear seats have generous knee room, though headroom is a little tight.
Even the door closing sound is high-end, reflecting quality.
The boot has 432 liters of space with the rear seats in place, 30 more than the Mustang.
There is space under the nose for charging cables; the size depends on the drive type.
53 liters of space comes standard, shrinking to just 20 liters in the dual motor car.
While the blue leather interior may not be to everyone's taste, there is a choice.
The interior feels different but a little fussy.
The climate control panel is easy to use, with physical up/down temperature buttons.
The digital instrument cluster feels modern and is responsive and crisp.
There is active noise canceling to improve refinement, also has a road preview.
The basic car gets a 225-brake horsepower rear-mounted motor.
The all-wheel-drive version turns down the rear motor slightly but adds a 100-brake horsepower motor to the front.
The performance car has 500 brake horsepower.
0 to 62 takes 4 seconds, with a top speed of 146 mph.
All cars have the same 77-kilowatt-hour battery.
The rear-wheel-drive model is estimated to do 320 miles on a charge, with the performance model at 290.
With a 350-kilowatt public rapid charger, the GV60 batteries can charge from 10 to 80% in approximately 18 minutes.
It also offers a vehicle-to-load charging.
Overall, the car has range, charging tech, practicality, and a great personality.
The Korean's overall are on a roll.
