Genesis GV70 Snow Edition: A Winter Sports Dream SUV

by AutoExpert   |  12 February, 2024

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Genesis unveiled a unique iteration of the GV70, known as the "Snow" edition, assembled in partnership with the Delta 4x4 tuner for satisfying winter sports enthusiasts. 

The snow-themed SUV pretty much resembles the GV70 Project offered in Europe and the Genesis GV70 Camping Gear Black Edition presented in Korea. The similarities arise from the common body kit and comparable off-road enhancements furnished by Delta 4×4 among all three models.

Genesis GV70 Snow Edition

The GV70 Snow stands out thanks to its gleaming white finish, which serves as an effective camouflage in snowy mountain environments. Moreover, it provides a pair of custom-made skis by the Swiss company Anavon as part of its partnership with Genesis.

Besides the skis, the SUV features a set of 40-inch LED bars by Vision X, a custom roof rack, and four Baja Design Fog Lights located on the front bumper for ensuring enough light to explore the mountains during all hours of the day, regardless of the weather conditions.

Genesis GV70 Snow Edition

Now hold your breath as we pass to the most thrilling part: the GV70 Snow rides on a fresh set of high-traction BF Goodrich KO2 tires (265/60R18) mounted on black Klassik B Rugged Wheels. These new tires are complemented by an invigorating suspension lift kit that amplifies fender extensions to provide a wider stance.

The company didn't mention any performance modifications. As a reminder, the most powerful ICE-powered GV70 version is trimmed with a turbocharged 3.5-liter gasoline engine that produces 380 hp and 390 lb-ft of torque. The power is transmitted to all four wheels through an eight-speed automatic transmission.

Genesis GV70 Snow Edition

Although Genesis hasn’t confirmed yet if their model will be available for purchase or will remain one of a kind, there is a possibility that a similar kit will be accessible to Genesis GV70 owners in the future, considering Delta 4×4’s history of providing such modifications. 

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