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Of course! Here is the summary of the electric car review:White finish is an upgrade for $575. Wheel design is cool and a trademark feature. A spoiler that separates the back glass into two pieces. The charging door opens with power. The frunk is not that large, and storage is limited. The interior includes dark blue seats with green piping. The drive selector has a globe shape. There is a patterned design throughout the interior on the buttons and features. The volume and tune controls have the textured pattern. The mirror controls have the textured pattern. The infotainment screen is comprised of two 12.3-inch displays. The climate control system is touchscreen-based. The door cards use a mix of suede. The rear seat has a lot of room, especially for someone under 6 feet. The rear seat has the same blue leather with green stitching, and there are also cupholders. Back seats get side vents only, with nothing in the center. Rear windows come with screens for privacy. The GV60 gets a power liftgate. The Genesis GV60 Performance starts at around $68,000 and, as tested, is $71,000. The GV60 regularly has 429 horsepower, and with the boost function, 483 horsepower. It also has all-wheel drive and range of 235 miles. The fast charging helps and Genesis claims a charge from 10% to 80% in 18 minutes. The driving experience is relaxing.
