The Genesis Magma GT Concept is a high-performance grand tourer developed to showcase Genesis' new vision in the luxury sports car segment. Compared to the version set to launch in 2025, this supercar has been refined in several details.
The front design is striking with its low front end, extended body, and aerodynamic lines, reflecting Genesis's Athletic Elegance philosophy – a subsidiary of Hyundai.
The rear of the car boasts a powerful design with sporty proportions, large wheel arches, and aerodynamic details that emphasize its high-performance capabilities. The taillight cluster with its two LED strips has also been subtly refined compared to its predecessor.
With its two-seat configuration and mid-engine layout, the Genesis Magma GT Concept boasts a low, long, and balanced stance, like a GT car straight from the racetrack.
The cockpit is designed in a twin-cockpit style, focusing on the driver with a combination of modern technology, premium materials, and a sporty driving feel.
A highlight of the Genesis Magma GT Concept's interior is the analog instrument cluster, inspired by stopwatches used in motorsports, creating a sense of direct connection to the car.
The central control area utilizes highly refined physical details, with an automatic gear selector that mimics a manual transmission, emphasizing interactive experience and precision.
The seat design combines racing style with the comfort of a luxury grand tourer, featuring diamond-stitched detailing that creates an emotionally engaging cockpit.
The Genesis Magma GT Concept debuted at the 24 Hours of Le Mans race. Currently, the company has not announced any plans for commercial production of this supercar concept.