Genesis G90 review

A surprisingly understated and calm interior is trimmed with all of the materials you would expect to see in a range-topping model. Lots of wood, suede, leather and suitably subtle brushed metal. As per the standard suite of driver assistance systems, the G90’s interior positively bursts with luxury features.

Seats are heated and cooled, there’s a head-up display and there’s a surprising amount of room in every direction – in both front and rear seats – to splay out your limbs in comfort. The infotainment system is commendably restrained and requires no time to use, but it does have one major flaw – no Apple CarPlay, Android Auto or wi-fi. It seems like a surprising omission on such a well-specced car, but none of them are available even as an option yet.