Last November, Genesis introduced the 2025 version of its GV80 SUV in the U.S. They made some nice changes inside, like combining the digital instrument cluster and infotainment touchscreen into one big 27-inch screen. The steering wheel also got a makeover, with a neat, leather hub and three spokes instead of a crossbar. The center console looks more organized now, with a cool trim piece and knobs for adjusting the volume and temperature.
In the back, passengers can enjoy the view through the windows or watch shows on the 14.6-inch screens attached to the front seats.
They also upgraded the headlights and added new technology like OTA updates, Type-C USB ports, and fingerprint authentication. The front brake calipers now have four pistons. And they introduced some fancy new colors for both the exterior and interior.
Under the hood, you can still choose between a 2.5-liter turbo-four engine or a 3.5-liter twin-turbo V6.
The prices for the 2025 GV80 start at $57,700, which is about the same as before. But they took away some features from the base model to keep the price the same. For example, the 2024 model came with a heated steering wheel and shades for the rear windows, but now you have to pay extra for them.
Here are the prices for all the different trims:
– GV80 2.5T Standard: $59,050 (No change, but fewer features)
– GV80 2.5T: $60,050 (Increased by $1,000)
– GV80 2.5T Select: $62,950 (New trim)
– GV80 2.5T Advanced: $66,950 (Increased by $1,400)
– GV80 2.5T Prestige: $71,800 (Increased by $1,000)
– GV80 3.5T Advanced: $75,150 (No change)
– GV80 3.5T Prestige: $80,650 (No change)
We still don’t know how much the GV80 Coupe will cost, but it will have some cool changes like a shorter back end and a choice between the regular V6 engine or a more powerful version with an electric supercharger, which should give it 409 horsepower.
