Genesis Expert Reviews

We share five things we like about the 2025 Genesis G80 and two things we don’t.

The updated 2026 Genesis GV70 doesn’t do much to mess with an already successful formula, pairing a luxurious interior with driving fun that may be second only to the G70 sedan in Genesis’ lineup.

A freshening for the 2025 model year ups the ante for the GV80, bringing added tech features and an even more posh and well-equipped interior.

The 2025 GV80 Coupe out-luxuries the competition in terms of driving refinement and cabin dazzlement, but some tech issues and a late rollout of wireless smartphone connectivity annoy.

A mild update brings a humongous screen to the 2025 Genesis G80, but it's done in a way that truly enhances the experience rather than being a polarizing addition like some big screens.

The base variant of the 2024 Genesis G70 is more powerful and more fun — and only slightly pricier — than the 2023 model, but its updated interior is a step backward.

The refreshed 2025 Genesis GV80’s reorganized interior and upgraded tech go a long way in elevating an already lush luxury SUV.

A vehicle that combines sport, luxury, comfort and efficiency sounds like a unicorn, right? Well, the all-new 2023 Genesis Electrified GV70 does all of that.

Comfortable, quiet and supremely luxurious, the redesigned 2023 Genesis G90 is a credible alternative to full-size luxury sedans from established German luxury brands.

Loaded with usable tech, styled to turn heads and powered for neck-snapping acceleration, the all-new, all-electric 2023 Genesis GV60 is the closest thing yet to a Tesla Model Y killer.