LG has detailed the technology it is supplying for the Genesis GV90’s connected cabin. Its October 8 announcement covers six systems, bringing displays, entertainment, vehicle controls and connectivity together.
A display that changes with the drive
LG says the front display has a 23.6-inch visible screen while driving. When the vehicle is stationary, it can rise another 90 millimeters to expose a 24.6-inch display. LG’s integrated infotainment system works within Hyundai Motor Group’s Pleos Connect platform.
Rear-seat entertainment uses a 13.2-inch OLED touchscreen. An eight-inch console touchscreen handles functions including media and climate, while the central communications unit supports connections between vehicle electronics, external networks and over-the-air updates.
Check the services behind the screens
LG says streaming requires an automotive data plan, and some apps need separate subscriptions. Planned additions depend on regional launch schedules. The announcement does not establish that every named service will be available to every U.S. buyer.
Why it matters for an audio upgrade
For installers, this is a reminder to evaluate the entire factory system before proposing changes: media and vehicle controls can share the same interface. The announcement describes factory-integrated technology, not an aftermarket upgrade kit or a compatibility guide.
Conceptual connected-cabin illustration, not a photograph or rendering of the Genesis GV90.
