Concept car shown - not for sale across the UK, Northern Ireland or the EU.
Introducing the Essentia Concept
Essentia is the brand’s initial concept for a true GT car and challenges the status quo as the ultimate manifestation of Genesis design and engineering.
Manfred Fitzgerald - Executive Vice President (2019)
Finished in Hunter Green matte paint, the Mint Concept beautifully stretches a three-box design to the corners with extremely short front and rear overhangs.
The five-spoke forged aluminum wheels maximize the sporty feel, and contribute to the GV80 Coupe's dynamic driving qualities.
Quad Lamps in front and back stretch to the corners, to enhance the feeling of presence and stance, with their respective top light elements connecting to form wraparound light bands.
The Crest Grille appears as a closed sculptural element with a slight opening for the reduced cooling requirements of the battery pack.
The signature Parabolic Line wraps around the body of the Mint Concept, with a sweeping uptick toward the concave rear.
The five-spoke forged aluminum wheels maximize the sporty feel, and contribute to the GV80 Coupe's dynamic driving qualities.
Quad Lamps in front and back stretch to the corners, to enhance the feeling of presence and stance, with their respective top light elements connecting to form wraparound light bands.
The Crest Grille appears as a closed sculptural element with a slight opening for the reduced cooling requirements of the battery pack.
The signature Parabolic Line wraps around the body of the Mint Concept, with a sweeping uptick toward the concave rear.
Interior
Like a carefully furnished city dwelling constrained by space requirements, the Mint Concept takes advantage of every cubic inch of its interior.
Housing a central control knob, the console can be folded, turning the floating front bench into a settee, Ingress and egress are made easier, thanks to the automatic swiveling capability of the instrument panel and the bench seat.
The oblong steering wheel is surrounded by six copper Graphic User Interface (GUI) information screens that call attention to critical vehicle functions individually.
