The GV90 will be the largest, most lavish Genesis vehicle to date, but after another delay, the ultra-luxe SUV may be missing one of its most hyped features. In recent sightings, the GV90 is missing its Rolls-Royce-style coach doors. Genesis delays the GV90 as the coach doors go missing If you were waiting on that “ultra-luxe” full-size electric SUV, as Genesis calls it, you might have to wait a little longer. The GV90 was initially scheduled to go into production at Hyundai Motor’s Ulsan Plant in South Korea by the end of last year, with sales kicking off in early 2026. As part of Hyundai Motor’s product development plan released last May, as reviewed by The Korea Economic Daily, mass production was pushed back until June 2026. A new report from The Korean Car Blog now claims Genesis is delaying the GV90 until the second half of 2026. The delay is reportedly due to “unresolved technical challenges,” and the recent executive shakeup at Hyundai Motor and Genesis. Sang-Yeop Lee, Vice President of Hyundai Genesis Global Design, explains …