Video Summary
The Car and Driver video presents the following findings from the review of a 2022 Genesis GV70:- The reviewed model is equipped with a twin-turbo V6 engine offering 375 horsepower, adaptive suspension, a leather interior, and a panoramic sunroof.
- Additional features include 21-inch wheels and an electronically controlled limited slip differential.
- The car's as-tested price was about $64,000.
- Money buys an exceptionally competent luxury SUV that is happy putting on a lot of miles.
- The acceleration from 0 to 60 MPH is recorded at 4.6 seconds and later increased to 5 seconds.
- There are a ton of drive modes from throttle sensitivity to exhaust sounds.
- With aggressive driving, the fuel economy is averaging 20 MPG.
- The interior is a highlight, has a fantastic look even after the test, and is a $100,000 interior in a $60,000 vehicle. The design detailing and artistry are praised.
- The interior retains physical switchgear.
- Annoyances include the dials controlling the touchscreen and transmission that are too similar in size. There is no wireless Apple CarPlay.
- The vehicle has Smart Posture Care, where height, inseam, and weight are put in for a posture analysis. Personal experience finds it misses more than it hits.
- Cargo limitations exist due to the swoopy tail end. Seven carry-ons fit behind the rear seatbacks.
- Maintenance costs were $700 but are covered due to a generous 5-year/50,000-mile warranty.
- The 21-inch wheels survived 40,000 miles of Michigan roads.
- There is clear coat peeling on the wheels, and the trim around the windows looks haggard; both issues were shown in detail.
- The dealership blames harsh chemicals from the car wash for the damage.
- Overall, the GV70 passed the test with only minor cosmetic issues, making it an MVP for potential car owners.
