How Much Is the 2026 Genesis GV60?

Key Points:

• For 2026, the GV60 electric SUV starts at $54,020 (all prices include $1,495 destination fee).
• The updated GV60 comes with a larger battery pack and greater range, up to 306 miles.
• The GV60 now comes with a native North American Charging Standard port.

The 2026 Genesis GV60 electric SUV arrives for the new model year with significant updates under the skin, including a larger battery pack, maximum range that increases to an estimated 306 miles, and more safety and convenience features. The upgrades result in a modest $175 price increase on the base trim compared to the 2025 model and a price cut on the mid-level Advanced trim. The 2026 GV60 RWD starts at $54,020.

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What’s New?

The GV60 electric SUV gets significant updates for the 2026 model year, and they revolve around a larger 84-kilowatt-hour battery pack that replaces the 77.4-kWh pack in the 2025 GV60. That results in a max range increase from 294 miles to 306 miles for the 2026 model, according to Genesis. (The 2026 model has not been EPA-certified yet, however.)

In addition to the larger pack, the GV60 now comes with a native North American Charging Standard port that enables users to charge at a Tesla Supercharger without an adapter. Additionally, owners can now use the MyGenesis app to plug and play without needing to fish out a credit card at a public charger. The updated app also enables dynamic route planning with charger routing so you can find stations along the way, which can also be done through the infotainment system.

The 2026 GV60 also includes a new, less pronounced lower grille and body-color bumpers and wheel arches, and Genesis has added a new Tromso Green exterior color and retired Matterhorn White Matte. New 20- and 21-inch wheel designs and revised LED headlights complete the exterior changes.

The interior flashes some changes, as well, with a standard three-spoke steering wheel and a standard wireless phone charger that’s now horizontally below the center armrest. There are more voice recognition controls, too, and wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto finally arrive as standard. A new 27-inch single-pane, organic light-emitting diode interface incorporates both the digital instrument cluster and center touchscreen, and Genesis added more safety features as standard on the top trims. Enhanced over-the-air updates can improve the car’s performance through the electronic control unit. Additionally, the facial recognition technology used to identify driver profiles is no longer offered.

Pricing and Release Date

The 2026 Genesis GV60 is on sale now. Full pricing for the lineup is as follows, with 2025 model pricing in parentheses:

• RWD: $54,020 ($53,845)
• AWD: $57,520 ($57,345)
• Advanced: $60,900 ($62,395)
• Performance: $73,370 ($71,395)

Powertrain Specs and Range

The base GV60 rear-wheel-drive variant has a single electric motor driving the rear wheels and generating 225 horsepower and 258 pounds-feet of torque; Genesis estimates 306 miles of range. Adding a second motor mounted on the front axle, the base all-wheel-drive and Advanced trims make a total of 314 hp and 446 pounds-feet of torque; Genesis estimates 282 miles of range for the base AWD and 267 miles for the Advanced. The 2026 GV60 Performance has a dual-motor system that generates a combined 429 hp and 516 pounds-feet of torque, though Boost mode allows for bursts of 483 hp for up to 10 seconds; the Performance’s range is estimated at 252 miles.

All GV60s now have an 84-kWh battery pack; for comparison, the 77.4-kWh battery in the 2025 model allowed for charging at up to 10.9 kilowatts, which on a standard Level 2 charger can replenish in about seven hours. A DC fast charger can recharge the 84-kWh battery from 10% to 80% in up to 18 minutes as long as it’s charging at a 350-kW charging station. Every GV60 continues to have vehicle-to-load bidirectional charging capability, which allows the vehicle to power your home during a power outage or charge other EVs.

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Safety Features and Trim Levels

Genesis equips every 2026 GV60 with a wealth of standard safety and convenience features that make the compact SUV a luxury value. The standard set of driver-assist features include forward collision warning with automatic emergency braking, blind spot monitors, rear cross-traffic alert, adaptive cruise control with stop-and-go, lane-centering steering, automatic high beams, a driver attention monitor, rain-sensing windshield wipers, front and rear parking sensors, safe exit assist and a rear-occupant alert.

The entry-level GV60 RWD rolls on 19-inch wheels and comes with a panoramic fixed glass roof, power hands-free liftgate, heated auto-dimming mirrors with puddle lamps, and keyless entry and start. It’s upholstered in synthetic leather and includes power-adjustable front seats that are heated, dual-zone automatic climate control, the 27-inch OLED display, wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, wireless phone charging and fingerprint authentication. The 2026 Genesis GV60 AWD mirrors the RWD’s features but with the dual-motor setup.

The GV60 Advanced rides on 20-inch alloy wheels, and it has blind spot cameras and a 360-degree camera system. Inside, it features genuine leather, ventilated front seats, a heated steering wheel and acoustic glass on the rear side windows.

The GV60 Performance’s larger front motor is complemented with 21-inch wheels, larger brakes and a limited-slip rear differential. It also features Genesis’ Electronically Controlled Suspension with Road Preview, which scans the road ahead with a camera and proactively prepares the suspension at each wheel for upcoming bumps and dips. The Performance’s cabin is dressed up with Nappa leather upholstery, a synthetic suede headliner, heated rear seats, and massaging and adjustable bolsters for the driver’s seat. It also has a 17-speaker Bang & Olufsen sound system and automated parking.

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