Genesis continues to amaze me among the luxury car brands I’ve been able to test drive in the last few months. On one hand, I really love the Genesis GV60 for its charming looks and impressive speeds, but it was a tad cramped. That was certainly not an issue with the Genesis GV80 , which was clearly on the other end of the spectrum with its enormous size.
The Genesis GV70 strikes a balance between the two that makes it a more practical option for anyone. Available in both all-electric and gas flavors, the EV version of the Genesis GV70 has a starting MSRP of $66,950, but that goes up to $74,400 for the 2024 Genesis GV70 AWD Prestige that I drove for a week. That’s still a lot of money to shell out for the average Joe, especially given the car's EPA-estimated range of 236 miles.
Then again, what you’re really getting out of the GV70 is convenience — and boy does it come with a lot of that. And when I compare the GV70 to other luxury cars I’ve tested, I will say that Genesis goes the extra mile with the features and style. 2024 Genesis Electrified GV70 AWD Prestige: Quick specifications 2024 Genesis Electrified GV70 AWD Prestige: Driving summary Now that I understand more how efficiency plays a critical role in today's best electric cars, I'm more mindful about how I drive them.
With the Genesis GV70, I kept it mostly in ECO mode to get the most out of its 77.4 kWh, which is about average for a vehicle of this size. The first thing I want to point out with my week's w.
