The GV60 MIV swaps its on-road wheels for four snow tracks, and it’s got well bolstered sport seats, medical supplies, and communication systems so you don’t get lost and need rescuing yourself. There’s also carbon fiber wheel arc extensions added to protect bystanders and minimize debris damage,

Genesis presented a new concept vehicle for rescue operations in the mountains at the World Economic Forum in Davos. The electric study based on the standard

It may not get as much attention as its Kia EV6 and Hyundai Ioniq 5 siblings, but the Genesis GV60 is a sweetheart of a commuter car, offering up to 429 hp alongside 294 miles of all-electric range and a luxurious interior.

The vast majority of crossovers are developed to tackle light off-roading at best, but all it takes to change that is a set of tracks. Genesis proved this point with a concept called GV60 Mountain Intervention Vehicle that blends the creature comforts you’d expect from a premium crossover with snowcat-like capabilities.

Genesis has continued its tradition of showcasing concepts at the annual World Economic Forum in Davos with a GV60 equipped with snow tracks.

The concept is outfitted for powering through mountain snow, and its vehicle-to-load (V2L) capability allows it to power all sorts of gear.

The luxury carmaker channeled its inner superhero with this one. Genesis unveiled the new GV60 Mountain Intervention Vehicle (MIV)

Warm up your conspiracy theories and grab the tinfoil hat, because Genesis revealed its coolest model yet at the World Economic Forum 2025. Why there? Because the WEF happens in D