Genesis GV60 Magma: six hundred fifty horsepower you will not see in Spain for now

Genesis has launched the GV60 Magma in Germany and the United Kingdom, a luxury electric vehicle with 650 horsepower capable of accelerating from 0 to 100 km/h in 3.4 seconds. Its price is 85,990 euros. The bad news for Spanish drivers is that the brand does not confirm its sale in our country. Interested parties will have to wait or travel to another European country to purchase it.

Luxury electric Genesis GV60 Magma in motion on a wet German autobahn at high speed, rear wheels leaving faint blue energy trails, aerodynamic body lines cutting through mist, glowing orange brake calipers visible during rapid deceleration, dashboard display showing 650 hp power output and 3.4 seconds acceleration data, charging port illuminated with pulsing blue light, cinematic photorealistic style, dramatic low-angle shot, rain droplets on glossy magma orange paint, motion blur on surrounding trees, futuristic LED headlights piercing fog, dark stormy sky, ultra-detailed carbon fiber trim, high-contrast lighting emphasizing sculpted wheel arches

Electric technology with a focus on sports performance ⚡

The GV60 Magma features an 800-volt platform, enabling fast charging of up to 350 kW. Its lithium-ion battery powers two motors delivering all-wheel drive. The 650 hp output is managed by a vectoring system that distributes torque between the wheels. Adaptive suspensions and active rear steering aim to improve cornering stability. Genesis has refined the aerodynamics with a rear spoiler and specific diffusers. All of this points to a car designed for tracks, not traffic jams.

Spain, that country where powerful cars only come to visit 🇪🇸

While Germans and Brits enjoy the GV60 Magma, Spaniards have to make do with watching it on YouTube videos. Genesis seems to have looked at the map and thought: better leave this until they fix the roads. For 86,000 euros, here you can buy a small apartment or an SUV that runs slower than a scooter. Sure, if you have a cousin in Munich, you can always ask them to bring it over on a truck.