Genesis News

Genesis' first dedicated electric car has receives its first refresh.

Next-gen heated windshield tech could improve visibility and efficiency while taking less time than today's solutions.

Genesis has multiple hybrids and plug-ins that could help bridge the path to EVs—and they'll be distinct from Hyundai.

The EV version of Genesis’ top-selling model upgrades to a larger battery and new cabin design.

The electric hatchback costs $350 more this year, but a new base model makes AWD more affordable.

The Genesis Electrified GV70 holds steady for 2025 ahead of a 2026 refresh, but it gains wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto.

Genesis sees the potential for electric-car performance enthusiasts in its GV60 hatchback.

Genesis' electric sedan has grown its wheelbase, resulting in more space for rear-seat passengers.

A cold-weather test of the Genesis GV60 found underwhelming driving range but great space efficiency.

The brand had pledged that new gasoline combustion vehicles would be a thing of the past from 2025.

EPA ratings for the upcoming GV60 Standard will be up to 294 miles, Genesis estimates, with a price of $53,195.

Although the sticker price of the Genesis Electrified GV70 is significantly higher, a $3,750 tax credit and lower ownership costs are likely to make up the difference.

The Genesis GV60 offers a unique mix of sporty and luxurious, plus speedy charging and tech including facial and fingerprint recognition.

With so few electric convertibles planned, a production model based in the X Convertible would certainly stand out.

The Hyundai luxury brand is aiming for an all-electric lineup by 2030, and the Electrified G80 is one of the first pieces of that shift.

A fully electric version of the Genesis GV70 luxury SUV is due to be made locally in the U.S., according to a report from South Korea.

We get up close with the 2023 Genesis GV60 and it proves its luxury bona fides, with a gorgeous interior and few new technological tricks up its sleeve that distinguish it from the Hyundai Ioniq 5 and Kia EV6.

No hands! Genesis verified that initial rollout will be a test in South Korea but it's good to see the luxury brand and parent company Hyundai allowing for wider use in the future.

The first fully electric vehicle for the Genesis brand will come in the form of the Electrified G80 sedan, due in late 2021 or early 2022.

Genesis' third consecutive battery-electric coupe concept is short on details, but may have the best chance of actually making it to production.