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Road To Race : Genesis Is Going GT3 Racing, Unveils The Brutal Magma GT3 Concept At Le Mans
Road to Race : Genesis is going GT3 racing, unveils the brutal Magma GT3 Concept at Le Mans in France.
Designed with GT3 technical regulations in mind, Magma GT3 Concept previews the brand’s future racing strategy.
The Magma GT Concept features extreme aerodynamics, including widened tracks and a prominent front splitter.
In addition, it features door-mounted fin, race-focused rear structure incorporating a fixed wing and diffuser and driver-centric cabin.
Genesis revealed a new Magma GT3 Concept at Circuit de la Sarthe, ahead of its participation in the top Hypercar category of the 2026 edition of the legendary 24 Hours of Le Mans race (June 13th-14th) with its new GMR-001 cars.
Developed in collaboration with Hyundai Motorsport, the Genesis Magma Racing’s Magma GT3 Concept previews the brand’s future racing strategy.
Rather than being derived from an existing road-going model, the South Korean brand said that the mid-engined Magma GT3 Concept was designed from the ground up with GT3 technical regulations in mind.
The GT Concept features extreme aerodynamics, including a widened tracks, a prominent front splitter, a door-mounted fin as well as a race-focused rear structure that incorporates a fixed wing and diffuser.
“The Genesis Magma GT3 Concept is one potential future direction for Genesis Magma Racing, alongside our FIA WEC Hypercar entry, as we grow to support the entire Genesis brand,” Genesis Magma Racing Team Principal Cyril, AbiteboulAbiteboul, said.
“Having Genesis and Genesis Magma Racing represented there would closely link the road-going and racing sides of the brand and add further to our profile in world motorsport.”
In addition to debut of the Magma GT3 Concept, Genesis also showcased two evolved X Gran Convertible Concept models — first introduced at the 2025 Seoul Mobility Show — during the Drivers’ Parade in Le Mans city center.
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