Video Summary
-The 2023 Genesis GV60 Performance is fast, with “dual electric motors” producing 483 horsepower and 516 pound-feet of torque.- It makes an unusual noise that sounds like a two-stroke dirt bike.
- The vehicle has an integrated drive module with the power inverter, electric motor, and single-speed gear reduction. It has an electronic rear limited-slip differential.
- The GV60 uses the Hyundai Kia E-GMP chassis also utilized for Ionic 5/6 and Kia EV6.
- There is no mechanical connection between front and rear drive. It can vary rear-wheel drive bias.
- It has a five-link multi-link rear suspension and aluminum knuckles with forged components.
- It has adaptive road-sensing suspension that uses a front camera to scan the road to make preemptive adjustments.
- It has very strong brakes and a braking feel that almost “digs into the ground.”
- The 77.4-kilowatt hour battery pack weighs 1,056 pounds, with the full car weighing 4,762 pounds.
- The car has a micro-fiber cover on the electrical wiring
- There is an integrated drive module that contains the power inverter, electric motor and single-speed gear reduction.
- There are several unique technological features, including facial recognition unlocking.
- The side panel contains a sensor that scans the face to unlock.
- A level 1 charger offers a 12-amp rate.
- Charge time with 110 VAC: 68 hours. With 240 VAC: 7 hours and 10 minutes. DC Fast Charging (350 kW): 18 minutes (10-80%).
- Rear seats feature a net, rear air ventilation, and heated rear seats
- There are also many adjustable options, such as active sound design.
- A major drawback is the limited range for the vehicle; with 235 miles per charge.
