All-New GENESIS G90 Interior Spy Shots Revealed: May Feature Retractable Center Display and Gleo AI Assistant

Recently, overseas media released spy shots of the 2026 GENESIS G90 interior. As the brand's flagship sedan, its interior design language closely aligns with the previously unveiled official images of the Genesis GV90 — emphasizing digitalization, minimalism, and intelligent interactivity. However, all configuration details remain unconfirmed rumors and speculation at this stage.

The spy shots suggest the vehicle may adopt triple-round digital instrument gauges, inspired by the Genesis X Gran Equator concept car — blending traditional analog dial aesthetics with full-LCD display technology. The center console appears to house a large retractable touchscreen; referencing the GV90's setup, this screen may extend vertically from 23.6 inches to 24.6 inches when parked. Climate controls are expected to integrate a rotary touchscreen panel with haptic feedback. The gear selector is anticipated to be column-mounted, freeing up central console space.

For infotainment, the vehicle is rumored to feature the next-generation Pleos system built on Android Automotive OS, supporting third-party app installation via the Pleos App Market. Notably, the system is said to deeply integrate Gleo AI — a generative AI assistant enabling natural-language voice interaction for information retrieval and function control. However, its actual responsiveness and localization performance have yet to be verified in real-world testing.

Exterior styling of the 2026 G90 continues Genesis's latest 'Wing Surface' design language: the front fascia features a dual-layer mesh G-Matrix grille and MLA (Micro Lens Array) lighting technology; the lower front bumper intake is widened and incorporates aerodynamic ducts to optimize high-speed airflow management and brake cooling; the rear adopts an ultra-slim full-width LED taillight, with sharper tailgate lines and likely hidden exhaust outlets — balancing aerodynamics and visual simplicity.

Powertrain-wise, the vehicle is expected to debut a 3.5L twin-turbocharged V6 engine paired with a 48V electric-mechanical supercharger. Rumors also suggest it may introduce, for the first time, a high-output rear-wheel-drive hybrid powertrain — though key parameters such as motor output, battery capacity, and all-electric range remain undisclosed. All specifications await official confirmation.