Genesis has unveiled the GV60 Mountain Intervention Vehicle (MIV), a concept electric rescue vehicle designed for extreme conditions. Showcased at the World Economic Forum 2025 in Davos, the GV60 MIV highlights the potential of electric vehicles in specialized applications.

This innovative vehicle is based on the Genesis GV60 compact SUV, transforming it into a powerful rescue machine. Instead of wheels, the GV60 MIV utilizes snow tracks for navigating challenging terrains, while carbon fiber fender flares offer protection. The bright orange accents improve visibility in difficult environments.

Inside, the GV60 MIV is equipped with specialized sports seats, medical supplies, and advanced communication systems. A Garmin GPS ensures navigation even in areas without cellular service. The electric powertrain provides quiet operation, environmental friendliness, and a vehicle-to-load system for powering external equipment. With 429 horsepower and an estimated range of 294 miles, the GV60 MIV demonstrates the capability of electric vehicles in demanding situations.

Although the GV60 MIV is a concept and won't be mass-produced, it showcases the potential of electric vehicles for specialized purposes. Genesis envisions a future where advanced automotive technologies can address critical needs in challenging environments.