Stunning design; tech-forward and elegant interior; smooth ride; silky V6 engine; excellent driver assistance tech and safety ratings Confusing trim structure; four-cylinder is a little raspy; third row is cramped and available in only one version The enjoys its first substantial update for 2025, and this luxury SUV is all the better for it. Just like before, the doesn’t portend to be a luxury “performance” SUV; instead, it puts all its energy into being the most luxurious and relaxing option out there. In many ways, succeeds triumphantly.
Its street presence alone is majestic with the large and classy grille matched with the double-line lights you’ll see both front and back. You’ll stand out in a sea of and SUVs, and it arguably looks better than said German rivals. There isn’t much of a step down when you climb inside and take in the beautiful options, surprising material choices and its new, pretty OLED infotainment screen.
There’s obviously a lot of tech to get acquainted with, but it’s easy to learn, and the sheer scale of the screens doesn't suffocate or overpower the rest of the interior. Now, the GV80's price isn’t as much of a bargain as it was when it launched, but there’s still great value to be had, and there’s very little compromise to be made. Sheer driving dynamics and handling is where Genesis’ competitors still have a leg up, but if you just want an outstanding A-to-B with space for a small family and all the belongings that come with .