• Luxury with Korean engineering: Presenting excellent comfort, performance, and design at affordable prices.
• Award-winning credentials: Include design distinctions, IIHS safety ratings, and consistent high scores in long-term dependability (J.D. Power).
• Leadership of Electrifications: Award-winning credentials include design distinctions, IIHS safety ratings, and consistent high scores in long-term dependability (J.D. Power).
  

How’s the GV80’s interior?

The GV80‘s interior has been hit-or-miss. We appreciate the high-quality materials and enough legroom in the front two seats, but we are less thrilled by the tighter-than-expected headroom.

We also considered the present infotainment system to be unintuitive and difficult to use when on the road. Genesis Cars has replaced it with a new 27-inch OLED screen, which we think has a better menu system.

The optional third row is simpler to access than in some rival luxury SUVs, but once there, it is fairly cramped. It is OK for children, but adults should avoid spending too much time at the back.

How is the Genesis GV80’s technology?

Every GV80 comes with long variety of modern driver aids, which we found to be unobtrusive during our testing.

We are especially impressed by Genesis’ adaptive cruise control with the Highway Driving Assist II feature, which allows for some hands-free driving when conditions allow.

Apple CarPlay and Android Auto are standard, but Genesis has yet to include wireless capability, which is becoming increasingly common in rival vehicles.