Genesys revealed on Investor Day that the brand's first extended range SUV will be available in the first quarter of 2027, marking Genesys' shift from a purely electric single path to a multi-powertrain in parallel. The new car has a comprehensive endurance of more than 1,030 kilometers. The new car is equipped with a new generation of batteries developed by Hyundai Motor Group. The output capacity is doubled compared with the previous generation of high nickel battery packs, and the charging time is reduced by 40%. In addition, the new car is also equipped with a TRP thermal runaway protection structure security architecture, and the new car BMS is connected to the Group's cloud network to monitor the single voltage, thermal peak and internal resistance in real time, extending the overall battery life by up to 20% in 2028. With a variety of powertrain models on the road and looking ahead to future sales targets, Genesis plans to cover more than 40 markets worldwide by 2030, with an annual sales volume of 350,000 units. (Compiled by Qin Chao, Automobile House).