• First unveiled at Le Castellet, France back in Nov. 2025, the Magma GT Concept has been updated with a revised exterior design and an all-new interior ahead of its reintroduction at Le Mans.
• Conceived as a two-passenger luxury grand tourer, the Magma GT Concept’s exterior design is defined by a low-slung front end, wide fenders, and dynamic mid-engine proportions, while sculptural surfaces and aerodynamic detailing highlight the brand’s ‘Athletic Elegance’ philosophy.

• Inside, the Magma GT Concept combines a twin-cockpit layout with a driver-centric architecture, centered around an analog instrument cluster inspired by motor racing timekeeping, and complemented by tactile controls that emphasize precision and engagement, resulting in a refined yet immersive cabin that reinterprets the modern luxury GT experience.

    
   

• The Magma GT3 Concept offers a glimpse at one potential path for Genesis’ exploration into GT racing and high-performance applications.
• While retaining the core silhouette of its road-going counterpart, every surface of the Magma GT3 Concept has been reworked for the track.
• It features wider front and rear tracks for enhanced stability, while functional aerodynamic elements—including a prominent front splitter, enlarged ducts, and a door-mounted fin—work together to improve aerodynamic efficiency, brake cooling, and overall racing performance. 

• The GT3 concept was developed through a close collaboration between the Genesis design team and Hyundai Motorsport engineers, ensuring both aerodynamic optimization and race-ready functionality.

  
   

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