Used Genesis GV60 cars for sale

What types of used Genesis GV60 cars are there?

The Genesis GV60 is the smallest model available from Genesis, sitting below larger SUVs, some saloons, and estates.

Genesis is owned by Hyundai, which means the GV60 is mechanically similar to the IONIQ 5 and its Kia EV6 cousin.

Popular Genesis GV60 trims

Trim levels for Genesis mean more than just standard equipment – the biggest difference between the three options is power and drivetrain. This means the price differences might be more than you'd expect.

> Genesis GV60 Premium - the Premium is the standard rear-wheel-drive, 229hp model with heated front and rear seats, heated steering wheel, cooled front seats and massage driver seat

> Genesis GV60 Sport - the Sport offers larger alloy wheels and upgraded all-wheel-drive system with 318hp

> Genesis GV60 Sport Plus - the Sport Plus adds sporty details and Nappa leather interior with 490hp and boost mode

Genesis GV60 history

The Genesis GV60 went on sale in 2022 as a more premium alternative to its Hyundai IONIQ 5 cousin, but it has already received some updates.

> Genesis GV60 (2022) - electric crossover coupé model launches with a premium price point to reflect its premium interior

> Genesis GV60 update (2023) - early update adds smartphone-based unlocking, face recognition unlocking and heated seats all-round

What features does the Genesis GV60 have?

A used Genesis GV60 for sale comes with LED headlights, keyless entry, front and rear parking sensors, and a reversing camera. Plus, you get driver assistance systems, such as adaptive cruise control, lane-keeping assist, and collision prevention systems. 

Inside, there’s a 12.3-inch digital instrument cluster, dual-zone climate control, a wireless phone charger, faux-leather upholstery and another 12.3-inch display for the touchscreen infotainment system. 

Higher trim levels are mostly focused on performance and style, which means unless you need bigger alloy wheels and plusher metal and leather materials inside, the entry-level model is perfect. 

Is the Genesis GV60 reliable?

A used Genesis GV60 is generally considered to be a reliable vehicle, with most early reviews indicating positive experiences – the affiliation with Hyundai is also a good sign of dependability. 

It also helps that electric cars in general feature fewer moving parts than combustion engines, so there’s less to go wrong in the first place. 

How much does the Genesis GV60 cost to run?

Although the Genesis GV60 might be more expensive than some other electric crossovers, it can be far cheaper to run than petrol-powered models.

The 77kWh battery could cost as little as £5.50 to fully charge with an off-peak rate (7p/kWh).

Who is the Genesis GV60 suitable for?

A used Genesis GV60 is an excellent pick for anyone after a luxurious crossover with a solid reputation for safety and reliability. 

It’s only available with electric motors, so it’s cheap to run and packs a punch when it comes to performance. 

Rivals include the Mercedes EQC, Tesla Model Y and Audi Q4 e-tron.