 Hey everybody, it's Sean with The Verge and I'm here at the New York Auto Show standing in front of probably the most exciting thing we're going to see this week, the New York concept from Genesis. Now Genesis is a new brand, they were spun off out of Hyundai at the Detroit Auto Show where they introduced the G90 which we're standing right next to as well. Just a luxury sedan, nothing really out of the ordinary, but the New York concept is something totally different. This is supposed to represent the soul of the Genesis brand which is important because we don't really know much about the Genesis brand yet, they're brand new. I think this is one of the most beautiful cars at the show this year. Even if you don't think that, it's definitely one of the most striking and for a lot of different reasons. It's got this powder blue paint job, this copper trim all around the car, these cheese grater vents on the side, and then the interior is crazy as well. There's a really big touchscreen panel right up in front of the driver, there's this F1 looking steering wheel, there's just a lot of details here that you wouldn't really expect from a newer brand doing their first big concept car. Now this is a concept car so we're probably never going to see it on the road, but it does inform what Genesis cars might look like and how they might behave going forward. That helps because we already knew a little bit about what Genesis wants to do. We knew in Detroit that by 2020 they want to have six cars on the road and the next ones will be the G80 and the G70. Those are going to both be sedans. Today we learned that they want to release a crossover and SUV as well. How much of the New York concept makes it into all those cars over the next couple of years is something we'll have to wait and see, but if this is what the future of Genesis looks like, I'm definitely interested. For more here at the New York Auto Show, definitely go to theverge.com, but also go to youtube.com slash theverge and click subscribe and thanks for watching.
 Hey everybody, it's Sean with The Verge and I'm here at the New York Auto Show standing
 in front of probably the most exciting thing we're going to see this week, the New York
 concept from Genesis.
 Now Genesis is a new brand, they were spun off out of Hyundai at the Detroit Auto Show
 where they introduced the G90 which we're standing right next to as well.
 Just a luxury sedan, nothing really out of the ordinary, but the New York concept is
 something totally different.
 This is supposed to represent the soul of the Genesis brand which is important because
 we don't really know much about the Genesis brand yet, they're brand new.
 I think this is one of the most beautiful cars at the show this year.
 Even if you don't think that, it's definitely one of the most striking and for a lot of
 different reasons.
 It's got this powder blue paint job, this copper trim all around the car, these cheese
 grater vents on the side, and then the interior is crazy as well.
 There's a really big touchscreen panel right up in front of the driver, there's this F1
 looking steering wheel, there's just a lot of details here that you wouldn't really expect
 from a newer brand doing their first big concept car.
 Now this is a concept car so we're probably never going to see it on the road, but it
 does inform what Genesis cars might look like and how they might behave going forward.
 That helps because we already knew a little bit about what Genesis wants to do.
 We knew in Detroit that by 2020 they want to have six cars on the road and the next
 ones will be the G80 and the G70.
 Those are going to both be sedans.
 Today we learned that they want to release a crossover and SUV as well.
 How much of the New York concept makes it into all those cars over the next couple of
 years is something we'll have to wait and see, but if this is what the future of Genesis
 looks like, I'm definitely interested.
 For more here at the New York Auto Show, definitely go to theverge.com, but also go to youtube.com
 slash theverge and click subscribe and thanks for watching.