GV90’s OLED display rises 3.5 inches when parked, increasing viewing area by 70 percent. Genesis tested the motorized mechanism for more than 100,000 cycles. The screen retracts when the SUV moves to avoid interfering with the passenger airbag. The Genesis GV90 already has a ton of interesting features to talk about. One version has no visible B-pillar. It’s available with front seats that rotate 180 degrees. There’s even one with full-on airplane-style tray tables for rear-seat occupants. If those things weren’t luxury enough, it also has a trick infotainment screen. Park the electric SUV, and a hidden portion of the display rises out of the dashboard, exposing more screen real…
Genesis GV90 Shows How Massive Display Grows Even Bigger For The Ultimate In-Car Movie Theater
