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CTOnews.com, July 25 (Xinhua)-- Denisse is developing a new flagship electric SUV model, the GV90, the company's largest electric vehicle to date, using the latest technology and a rare partnership between Hyundai Motor Group and Samsung.

Currently, Hyundai's electric vehicles are based on E-GMP platforms, including IONIQ 5, IONIQ 6, Kia EV6 and Genesis GV60, while the electric SUV is a "next-generation model" based on a new dedicated platform, which is part of the company's investment of 109.4 trillion won (CTOnews.com Note: about 613.734 billion yuan currently) over the next decade.

Zheng Yixuan, chief executive of ▲ Genisys GV70 Hyundai Automotive Group, said the company will replace the E-GMP platform with a new integrated modular architecture (IMA).

According to reports, the new IMA platform is not only suitable for medium-sized SUV, but will also achieve "significant progress", as Zheng Yixuan explained: it will cover almost all vehicle categories, from small and large SUV to pickups, as well as Hyundai Group's flagship models.

CTOnews.com found that South Korea's ET News reported last month that Hyundai was nearing the final development of the platform, including an 113.2kWh battery pack.

If the news is true, it will be one of the models with the highest battery capacity in mass-produced electric vehicles, higher than the 107.8kWh of Mercedes-Benz EQS, the 100kWh of Tesla Model S and the 99.8kWh of Kia EV9, and the mileage is expected to reach more than 800km.

According to the Korea Automobile blog, GV90 will use Samsung Electronics'"Exynos Auto V920" chip and bring advanced driving assistance, digital cockpit and safety functions to provide users with an immersive driving experience, as well as the latest infotainment system, including video streaming services, games and so on.

▲ Genisseth GV70 interior Samsung Exynos Auto V920 has 10 CPU cores, a 70% improvement in performance compared to previous products, and a 270% improvement in NPU performance.

The emergence of the Genisis GV90 will mark the first time that Hyundai Motor Group has used Samsung chips. In addition, Samsung said it would supply it with OLED displays, another precedent for Hyundai.

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