[DiaryPoint = Reporter Eom Ju-yong] The estimated November wait for the Genesis G90 is one month across all configurations, including the long-wheelbase (LWB) model. Based on a simple calculation from an order placed on November 5, delivery is expected in December. The estimate appears in a model-by-model guide based on Hyundai and Genesis’ November production and allocation notice. The notice measures timing from when an allocation request is made, rather than from the order date, so actual delivery may vary depending on production and allocation.
The November estimate is the same one-month wait for both the standard G90 and the LWB. No differences by trim or engine were listed. Genesis’ official model page currently lists starting prices of 97.48 million won for the standard G90 and 167.69 million won for the G90 LWB. Prices are separate from delivery timing and may vary by model and optional equipment.
Vehicles already in inventory may be available for immediate delivery. As of the end of October, 450 G90s were listed as available inventory. That figure reflects stock at the end of October; buyers should check with a dealer when placing an order to see whether a vehicle in their preferred color and with their chosen options is still available. Genesis lists the 3.5-liter turbo as the G90’s standard engine and also offers a 3.5-liter turbo with a 48-volt electric supercharger. Buyers checking inventory should also confirm the engine, drivetrain and seat configuration.
The November estimate remains one month, unchanged from October. Buyers placing a new order in November who cannot secure an in-stock vehicle can therefore expect delivery around December, but the one-month estimate is not a guaranteed delivery date. According to Genesis’ current official specifications, the standard 3.5-liter turbo produces 380 horsepower, while the 48-volt electric-supercharger version produces 415 horsepower. Both powertrains are offered with rear-wheel drive or all-wheel drive. Different options may affect which vehicles are in stock and their allocation timing.
Equipment on the updated model year is also worth considering. Genesis announced that the 2025 G90 would come standard with a head-up display, with a rear-seat smart entertainment system offered as an option. The company said at the time that the system would have a larger, higher-resolution screen and a wider selection of content. For the 2025 G90 Black, Genesis added a 3.5-liter turbo engine and 20-inch wheels alongside the existing single configuration with a 3.5-liter turbo and 48-volt electric supercharger and 21-inch wheels.
Estimated delivery timing can move earlier or later depending on production and vehicle allocation. Actual delivery may also vary with inventory and selected options, so buyers should check the availability of their preferred configuration and its possible allocation date before ordering. Genesis lists the rear-seat smart entertainment system as an option for the 2025 G90. In a March 2025 press release, a company representative said, “The G90 Long-Wheelbase Black embodies Genesis’ attention to detail in achieving a perfect black finish.”