Genesis made minor adjustments to GV60 years since electricity cross of introduced for the 2023 model year and will continue to do so for the 2025 model year. Last year, the Korean luxury automaker introduced a new base model with rear-wheel drive, decoration called Standard. That’s about $7,000 less than the previous base price while also extending range by nearly 50 miles over the Advanced AWD trim above. For 2025, Genesis is adding another trim, slotting the AWD Standard between the base RWD Standard and Advanced. While we wait United States Environmental Protection Agency For our review of the upcoming GV60, we’ll present the current specs and use range estimates from 2024.
The base RWD version uses a single motor at the rear axle, which produces 225 horsepower and 258 pound-feet of torque. EPA-rated range is 294 miles for the 2024 model year.
The Standard AWD and Advanced AWD use two motors that produce a combined 314 horsepower and 446 pound-feet of torque. The Standard AWD comes with 19-inch wheels, which Genesis says can give the crossover a range of 264 miles on a full charge. The Advanced comes with 20-inch wheels, which drops the range to 248 miles on a full charge.
The Performance AWD pushes the dual-motor output up to 429 horsepower and 516 lb-ft, with the power figure reaching 483 horsepower for up to ten seconds. With 21-inch wheels, this version is said to be able to travel around 235 miles on a full charge.
Prices increase by $350 for the carryover versions. The suggested retail prices for the 2025 GV60 after a $1,350 destination charge are:
- RWD Standard: $53,700 ($350)
- AWD Standard: $57,200 (New trim)
- Advanced all-wheel drive system: $62,250 ($350)
- AWD Performance: $71,250 ($350)
There is only one free colorAlta White. Every other color, including the new Capri Blue, is $650, so take that into account. Matterhorn White, one of three whites available for 2024, is no longer available. Every trim comes standard with wireless Android Auto and Apple CarPlay.
There’s a lot more to the GV60 for anyone willing to spend more than $71. GV60 Magma Concept from New York Auto Show is headed for production last we heard, potentially boosting power to near 576 horsepower Kia EV6 GT or 641 horsepower Hyundai Ioniq N and wearing a bodykit will create an even bigger impression.
