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Genesis Canada sees ‘sustainable’ growth in choppy luxury market as it leans into performance

Genesis officials with the G70 Track Day Special Concept.
Eric Marshall, left, director of Genesis Canada, and Jay Goldberg, general manager of Genesis Markham, with the G70 Track Day Special Concept. (DAVID KENNEDY/AUTOMOTIVE NEWS CANADA)
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David Kennedy
May 27, 2025 11:54 AM

A new Genesis G70 concept shown May 22 in Markham, Ont., caters to Canada and hints at the brand’s wider performance aspirations as it continues to gain momentum.

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