Genesis G90

• The 3.5-litre twin-turbo V6 engine gives 374 hp of power and 550 Nm of torque. The available e-Supercharger variant pushes output to 409 hp. The 8-speed automatic transmission comes with predictive shift logic.
• The intelligent transmission predicts road conditions through navigation data and adjusts shifts before you need them. It learns your driving style over time, making highway cruising particularly relaxed.
• Multi-chamber air suspension continuously adjusts ride height and damping based on road conditions. Three modes are available: Comfort for smooth city driving, Sport for dynamic response, and Individual for custom settings. Ground clearance adjusts automatically for easier entry and exit.
• All-wheel drive comes standard, providing excellent traction in various conditions. The rear-wheel steering has been significantly improved, which helps in narrow or tight parking situations, despite the sedan’s 5,275 mm length. 

Some compromises:

• The steering may feel slightly numb compared to BMW's 7 Series. It certainly gives confidence and precision, but you miss out on the road feel. The G90 prioritizes isolation over engagement.
• What you miss with this new and latest generation sedan is the V8. The automaker decided to move out of the 5.0-litre V8 that comes with older models. However, you will notice that the twin-turbo V6 gives comparable performance with better efficiency.
• Fuel consumption rises quickly in city traffic in stop-and-go city traffic. Additionally, the large size and powerful engine necessitate frequent fill-ups in urban traffic situations.

• Highway Driving Assist 2, which is Genesis's semi-autonomous driving technology, now comes in almost every car it offers. What it essentially does is combine adaptive cruise control with lane centering and automatic lane-change assistance. The system makes sure that safe distance is maintained at the same time, keeping the car centered. Whenever you choose to activate the turn signal, it verifies blind spots and changes lanes automatically if safe. Also, the navigation-based smart cruise control controls speed before curves and speed limit changes based on map data. This certainly is quite wonderful tech. 
• If you are driving mostly in the city, then you have got a nice touch, as it is surprisingly manageable despite the sedan's being a fairly large sedan in terms of dimensions. The 360-degree surround-view monitor is helpful in eliminating parking trouble, and the Remote Smart Parking Assist 2 can park the vehicle remotely using your key fob.
• As far as highway driving is concerned, it is extremely smooth and quiet; you feel fully controlled. The adaptive air suspension is nicely tuned to make the cabin comfortable; that means any bad stretch on the highway is taken care of nicely. Being an ultra-luxury sedan, you don't need to worry about cabin noise due to its exceptional composition and quietness.
• Even if you, as an owner, may not be driving it often, whenever you do, you will find the steering precise, light, and stable, which enhances driving confidence, especially on high-speed highway drives. Electronic stability systems work seamlessly in the background.
• The suspension has multiple automatic modes; Highway Control increases stability at speed, while Rough Road Control raises ride height when detecting uneven surfaces.

Some compromises:

• Handling of the G90 is purely focused on comfort, and so you won’t find any sportiness. Again, it is not engineered for aggressive corner carving, and so body roll exists if you push hard, though most buyers won't care.
• All said and things considered, why would most buyers bother with the relatively smaller fuel tank, which takes about 73 liters? Combined with modest fuel economy, expect frequent stops on long road trips.

• High-quality Nappa leather seats are offered as standard across all variants. The front seats are provided with heating, ventilation, and Ergo Motion massage functions with four modes. The rear seats get their own massage system plus leg rests, creating a first-class airline experience.
• The dual 12.3-inch displays are a major highlight of the cockpit, as one is the digital instrument cluster and the other handles infotainment, navigation, and vehicle settings. Apple CarPlay and Android Auto are standard.
• The Bang & Olufsen 3D sound system is the best one can think of, with 23 speakers that define exceptional audio quality. 
• Given the popularity of its rear comfort, there is an 8-inch armrest display in the rear that lets passengers control climate, seats, ambient lighting, and window shades independently. The Exclusive Mode button activates the ultimate rear-seat configuration with recline, footrest deployment, and massage settings.
• Mood Curator integrates ambient lighting with customizable fragrances and preset themes like Vitality and Comfort. This additional feature gives the cabin a vibe of a luxury lounge, especially during long drives.
• Digital Key 2, either with your smartphone or smartwatch, makes them into a virtual key. The system remembers personalized driver settings, automatically adjusting seat position, mirrors, climate, and display preferences when you approach. The result is nothing but incredible personalization. 
• Fingerprint authentication on the center console enables keyless starting while loading your personal settings. It also works for in-car payments and Valet Mode security.
• Auto-flush door handles stay hidden until you approach, then pop out automatically. The Easy Close System shuts all doors with a button press once the driver enters.

• The 10 airbags are an example of an extreme focus on safety and protecting everyone in the car. The airbags protect everyone in the car, including the driver, the passenger, the driver's knees, the center front area, the front and rear sides, and the rollover curtain areas. Additionally, the overall car body is made of high-tensile steel. This feature ensures exceptional protection during an event of collision.
• For the vehicles, pedestrian and cyclist detection, you get Forward Collision-Avoidance Assist. This feature accurately predicts collisions at intersections and during lane changes and sends warnings; if required, it applies brakes too. 
• Similarly, the Blind-Spot Collision-Avoidance Assist helps identify blind spots whenever the car enters them and alerts the driver through visual and audio warnings. Also, you can see the live feed on the Blind-Spot View Monitor in the instrument cluster during lane changes.
• The Safe Exit Assist prevents rear doors from opening if approaching vehicles are coming. The Electronic Child Safety Lock remains active; this prevents doors from opening when danger is detected.
• Lane Keeping Assist and Lane Following Assist, with the help of the front cameras, check lane departures. In this system, you receive various alerts, and if you do not respond, it guides the vehicle back to the center of the lane.
• Rear Cross-Traffic Collision-Avoidance Assist helps in parking; it warns of approaching vehicles during reverse and automatically applies brakes if collision risk is high. These are real technologies that are making today’s car much safer. 
• Parking Collision-Avoidance Assist monitors the front, side, and rear of the vehicle while you park, sending alerts for pedestrians or objects as needed, and applying emergency braking if necessary.

What to Note:

• While Genesis offers most of its global features and technology in KSA, it is important to verify their availability with local dealers and their support services. Similarly, you may want to ensure that the exact equipment is available. 
• Driver assistance systems are available in most development markets; the same is true in the Kingdom, but safety is a priority, and keeping control is best.