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    1 Genesis GV60 - electric energy consumption (combined): 19,1 - 18,8 kWh/100 km; CO2 emissions (combined): 0 - 0 g/km (according to WLTP)*. Energy efficiency class A. Genesis GV60 Sport 160 kW RR + 74 kW FF (318 PS) - electric energy consumption (combined): 18,8 kWh/100 km; CO2 emissions (combined): 0 g/km (according to WLTP)*. Energy efficiency class A.

    2 Genesis G70 - total consumption (combined): xx,x - xx,x l/100 km; CO2 emissions (combined): xxx - xxx g/km (according to NEDC)**. Energy efficiency class X - X. Genesis G70 2.0T 8AT RWD 145 kW (197 PS) petrol, 8-speed gearbox - total consumption (l/100 km): low 13,3, mid 8,6, high 7,5, extra high 8,5, combined 8,9; CO2 emissions (combined) 201 g/km (according to WLTP)*.

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    Genesis GV60 Sport 160 kW RR + 74 kW FF (318 PS) - electric energy consumption (combined): 18,8 kWh/100 km; CO2 emissions (combined): 0 g/km (according to WLTP)*.
    Illustrations show optional equipment that may be subject to surcharge. The technical features and trims of the described or depicted vehicles throughout our website are examples only. They may not be standard or available for all engines styles, may vary in specific countries and are subject to change at any time. 1 The prices are subject to change. The prices quoted are standard basic prices. Status: May 2022 2 Electric energy consumption for the Genesis GV60 Sport 160 kW RR + 74 kW FF (318 PS) (combined according to WLTP): 18,8 kWh/100 km; CO2 emissions (combined according to WLTP): 0 g/km; Electric Range (combined according to WLTP): 470 km 3 Battery can be charged from 10 % to 80 % in 18 minute based on 800V from 350 kW charger. For more information on official fuel/power consumption and CO₂ emission data for new cars, please refer to the “Guide on the Fuel Economy, CO₂ Emissions and Power Consumption of All New Passenger Car Models Offered for Sale on the German Market” published free of charge by DAT Deutsche Automobil Treuhand GmbH, Hellmuth-Hirth-Straße 1, D-73760 Ostfildern, Germany, www.dat.de/co2/. The consumption and emission values shown on the Genesis website are based on the Worldwide Harmonised Light Vehicles Test Procedure (WLTP). The NEDC values were derived from the corresponding WLTP values. Further information on the WLTP and NEDC measurement procedures can be found at https://www.genesis.com/de/en/wltp.html.
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    1 Genesis GV60 - electric energy consumption (combined): 19,1 - 18,8 kWh/100 km; CO2 emissions (combined): 0 - 0 g/km (according to WLTP)*. Energy efficiency class A. Genesis GV60 Sport 160 kW RR + 74 kW FF (318 PS) - electric energy consumption (combined): 18,8 kWh/100 km; CO2 emissions (combined): 0 g/km (according to WLTP)*. Energy efficiency class A.

    2 Genesis G70 - total consumption (combined): xx,x - xx,x l/100 km; CO2 emissions (combined): xxx - xxx g/km (according to NEDC)**. Energy efficiency class X - X. Genesis G70 2.0T 8AT RWD 145 kW (197 PS) petrol, 8-speed gearbox - total consumption (l/100 km): low 13,3, mid 8,6, high 7,5, extra high 8,5, combined 8,9; CO2 emissions (combined) 201 g/km (according to WLTP)*.

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      1 Genesis GV60 - electric energy consumption (combined): 19,1 - 18,8 kWh/100 km; CO2 emissions (combined): 0 - 0 g/km (according to WLTP)*. Energy efficiency class A. Genesis GV60 Sport 160 kW RR + 74 kW FF (318 PS) - electric energy consumption (combined): 18,8 kWh/100 km; CO2 emissions (combined): 0 g/km (according to WLTP)*. Energy efficiency class A.

      2 Genesis G70 - total consumption (combined): xx,x - xx,x l/100 km; CO2 emissions (combined): xxx - xxx g/km (according to NEDC)**. Energy efficiency class X - X. Genesis G70 2.0T 8AT RWD 145 kW (197 PS) petrol, 8-speed gearbox - total consumption (l/100 km): low 13,3, mid 8,6, high 7,5, extra high 8,5, combined 8,9; CO2 emissions (combined) 201 g/km (according to WLTP)*.

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      1 Genesis GV60 - electric energy consumption (combined): 19,1 - 18,8 kWh/100 km; CO2 emissions (combined): 0 - 0 g/km (according to WLTP)*. Energy efficiency class A. Genesis GV60 Sport 160 kW RR + 74 kW FF (318 PS) - electric energy consumption (combined): 18,8 kWh/100 km; CO2 emissions (combined): 0 g/km (according to WLTP)*. Energy efficiency class A.

      2 Genesis G70 - total consumption (combined): xx,x - xx,x l/100 km; CO2 emissions (combined): xxx - xxx g/km (according to NEDC)**. Energy efficiency class X - X. Genesis G70 2.0T 8AT RWD 145 kW (197 PS) petrol, 8-speed gearbox - total consumption (l/100 km): low 13,3, mid 8,6, high 7,5, extra high 8,5, combined 8,9; CO2 emissions (combined) 201 g/km (according to WLTP)*.

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SUSTAINABILITY

Our electric models have exceptional range and performance, fast-charging functions and unique technologies. Discover how we are creating the new standard in sustainable innovation.

CREATING A SUSTAINABLE FUTURE

We have started our bold journey to switch to electric. From 2025 onwards, all new Genesis vehicles will be fully electric. In addition to that we are also committed to achieve carbon neutrality by 2035 to create a more sustainable future.

ELECTRIC FEATURES

  • Ultra-fast charging

    With 800 V capability for ultra-fast charging and greatly reducing waiting times, our charging technology is both sustainable and sophisticated. 

  • Vehicle-to-load function

    This technology lets you use the energy held in your car to power or charge external devices as well as other vehicles such as e-bikes.

  • i-Pedal with Smart Regenerative Braking

    Thanks to regenerative braking, you can drive your Genesis mostly using just the accelerator. When you ease off the i-Pedal the electric motor smoothly slows you down. You can still use the normal brake if needed.

  • With 800 V capability for ultra-fast charging and greatly reducing waiting times, our charging technology is both sustainable and sophisticated. 

  • This technology lets you use the energy held in your car to power or charge external devices as well as other vehicles such as e-bikes.

  • Thanks to regenerative braking, you can drive your Genesis mostly using just the accelerator. When you ease off the i-Pedal the electric motor smoothly slows you down. You can still use the normal brake if needed.

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Thanks to the ultra-fast charging technology, the batteries of the Genesis GV60 and Electrified GV70 can be charged from 10 % to 80 % in 18 minutes and the Electrified G80 in about 22 minutes, at a 350 kW DC Charger.²

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IS AN ELECTRIC VEHICLE FOR ME?

The best way to find out if an electric vehicle suits your lifestyle is to have a personal consultation with one of our Genesis Personal Assistants. Simply contact us to make an appointment and arrange an individual test drive.

IS THE HIGHER PURCHASE PRICE OF AN ELECTRIC VEHICLE JUSTIFIED?

Switching to e-mobility is a personal decision and can work out to be more or less cost-efficient depending on your current vehicle. However, the possibilities to save on operating costs make the electric vehicle an attractive alternative. Find out more in our cost comparison tool.

WHICH SUBSIDIES ARE AVAILABLE?

Currently, there are no subsidies available for the UK.

HOW LONG DOES IT TAKE TO CHARGE THE BATTERY?

The charging time depends on the battery's charging level as well as the charging point. From ultra-fast charging at a 350 kW charging point in as little as 18 minutes² (10 - 80 % SoC) to a household socket with a charging time of over 34 hours, there are significant differences. Find out more about the different charging points and the time required in our charging time overview. 

WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN AC AND DC CHARGING?

The abbreviation AC stands for alternating current and DC for direct current. Although only direct current can be stored in the high-voltage battery, you can use both alternating current and direct current to charge your electric car. Alternating current will simply be converted into direct current by an AC/DC converter integrated in the vehicle.

WHAT IS RECUPERATION?

In an electric vehicle, recuperation is the recovery of energy. In an electric car, taking your foot off the accelerator causes it to noticeably decelerate. As the driver, you will feel a resistance similar to engine braking. This resistance creates kinetic energy which is converted into electricity via an internal generator. This electric energy is stored and used to accelerate the vehicle when needed. By using regenerative braking more than normal brakes you will produce less brake dust, decreasing air pollution.

WHY IS AN ELECTRIC VEHICLE CHEAPER TO MAINTAIN?

Electric vehicles have the advantage when it comes to saving on maintenance and service. The German automobile club ADAC has compared the total service costs of both vehicle types and calculated that the maintenance costs of an electric car are about 35 % lower than those of a petrol or diesel vehicle – mainly because electric cars are not as susceptible to wear and tear.

WHAT DO I DO IF THE BATTERY RUNS OUT?

When your charge level is low, you can select the eco mode to drive as efficiently as possible until you reach a charging station. Should you still suffer an empty battery, you can contact Genesis Roadside Assistance on 0800 8048 116 (free phone) or 07860 027 999 (hearing impaired).

  • THE GV60

    Design, technology and sustainability – the GV60 does it all without compromise. Experience its dynamic performance and discover a whole new level of sustainable luxury. LEARN MORE
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    Want to know more about how your charging infrastructure and driving habits impact your charging times? Then use our charging overview to find out how long it will take you to recharge the batteries depending on your vehicle and charging station availability. LEARN MORE
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1 Note that the range figures provided are estimates only and may not reflect real life driving results, which will depend upon a number of factors including the starting charge of the battery, accessories fitted (post-registration), variations in weather, driving styles and vehicle load.
2The charging time of 18 minutes / 22 minutes is based on an 800 V charger with 350 kW, under the assumption of ideal conditions.
The consumption and emission values are based on the Worldwide Harmonised Light Vehicles Test Procedure (WLTP). Further information on the WLTP measurement procedure can be found at https://www.genesis.com/uk/en/wltp.html.
Genesis cars are on sale across the UK mainland only. Excluding Northern Ireland.
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