A new compact premium SUV, the 2022 Genesis GV70 emphasizes style and on-road performance over off-road capability and outright utility. When the new Genesis GV70 goes on sale in 2021, it will offer ...

Genesis has made significant changes to combustion versions of the GV70 SUV for 2025, confirming a refresh five-variant lineup which comes at an increased price. The range has expanded GV70’s lineup ...

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Genesis as a brand has not existed for very long, but you wouldn’t know it by how Hyundai’s luxury division is humming along. It has sold more than 1 million vehicles globally, having sprouted from a ...

Genesis is a young brand by car-industry standards. There were some Genesis-branded models in Hyundai's lineup a while back, but about 10 years ago, the two nameplates hit a fork in the road and ...

MotorTrend's SUV of the Year is from an upstart company with its sights set on icons: Genesis. This year, through our grueling testing and against our rigorous criteria, we've chosen the Genesis GV70 ...

The GV70's first redesign comes with a massive 27-inch infotainment screen. After four years on the road, Genesis has decided it's time for a redesign of its GV70 midsize luxury SUV for 2026. When it ...

Is the Genesis GV70 a Good Luxury SUV? The updated 2026 Genesis GV70 doesn’t do much to mess with an already successful formula. It pairs a luxurious interior with driving fun that may be second only ...

Typically, fall is when we see the arrival of new car models ahead of the upcoming model year. But while most automakers are planning ahead of 2025, Genesis is already looking further ahead to 2026.

Genesis, the premium-luxury imprint of Hyundai Motor Group, is a master of Status Quo Revival. Our guest—the chic and sassy 2026 Genesis GV70 3.5T AWD compact SUV, in Sport Prestige trim ($72,225, as ...

“Even if it’s not broken, we can still make it better.” So says Genesis Senior Research Engineer Jeong Hun Choi, spitting in the face of a well-worn cliché. Indeed, the Genesis GV70 was not broken.