2026 New Genesis GV60
Electric Range
561 km (WLTP)
Battery Capacity
84 kWh
DC Fast Charging
350 kW
Power
168 kW
Factory options for this model
The Genesis GV60 is a compact luxury electric SUV for Australian buyers seeking rapid charging, refined road manners and distinctive technology in an EV-focused package. The latest Australian GV60 uses an 84 kWh battery, with the entry configuration rated at 168 kW and 350 Nm, while the range combines Genesis comfort and design with an advanced electric platform and practical five-seat packaging. Its appeal extends beyond performance to features such as fast-charging capability, a modern digital cabin and premium ownership support, making it a compelling alternative to established luxury electric crossovers.
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Yes. The GV60 is a battery-electric luxury SUV and does not use a petrol or diesel engine.
Genesis Australia lists an 84 kWh battery for the latest GV60.
The latest Australian GV60 information lists 168 kW and 350 Nm for the entry configuration. Output varies by version, so buyers should check the exact current variant specification.
The GV60 is a five-seat compact luxury SUV.
Yes. The GV60 is designed for high-speed DC charging as well as regular AC charging. Actual charging speed depends on the charger, battery temperature and state of charge.
Yes. Like other Genesis electric vehicles, the GV60 uses regenerative braking to recover energy during deceleration, with driver controls designed to tailor the driving experience.
It can be, provided the route has suitable charging infrastructure. Owners should plan charging stops for longer journeys and allow for range changes caused by speed, weather and vehicle load.
The GV60 suits buyers wanting a compact premium EV with distinctive design, advanced technology and strong charging capability, especially those who can charge conveniently at home or work.
Common questions about the Genesis GV60
$88,300
(Manufacturer's List Price (MLP) · Excludes on-road costs)The Genesis GV60 is the brand’s dedicated compact luxury electric SUV, developed around an EV-first platform rather than adapting a conventional petrol vehicle. For Australian buyers, that gives the GV60 a distinctive pl…
The Genesis GV60 is the brand’s dedicated compact luxury electric SUV, developed around an EV-first platform rather than adapting a conventional petrol vehicle. For Australian buyers, that gives the GV60 a distinctive place in the Genesis range: it is smaller and more urban-friendly than the Electrified GV70, while still delivering the premium materials, advanced technology and refined presentation expected from the marque. Its rounded crossover shape, signature two-line lighting and coupe-influenced roofline give it a recognisable identity among premium electric SUVs.
The latest GV60 listed by Genesis Australia features an 84 kWh battery. The current model information highlights an entry output of 168 kW and 350 Nm, with variant-specific performance and drivetrain details available through the local specifications and build tools. The GV60’s electric architecture is designed around fast charging and efficient energy management, making it well suited to owners who can charge at home while still providing access to rapid public charging for longer journeys. As with all EVs, real-world range and charging speed depend on weather, driving style, battery temperature, charger capability and vehicle configuration.
Inside, the GV60 takes a technology-led approach to luxury. Genesis combines digital instrumentation and infotainment with distinctive details designed specifically for the electric model. The cabin has five seats and a flat-floor EV layout that helps make efficient use of the available footprint. Premium materials, connected features and available comfort equipment create an environment aimed at buyers who want an EV to feel special rather than purely functional. Equipment varies by Australian variant, so buyers should confirm items such as audio, seating trim, cameras and performance features against the current specification.
The GV60 also places a strong emphasis on active safety and driver assistance. Genesis equips its Australian vehicles with technology designed to support lane positioning, collision avoidance, motorway driving and parking. The exact suite can vary with model year and grade. For buyers moving to an EV for the first time, the quiet power delivery, regenerative braking and smooth low-speed response are among the GV60’s everyday advantages, particularly in congested Australian urban driving.
Against rivals from Tesla, BMW, Mercedes-Benz, Volvo, Polestar and other premium EV brands, the GV60’s strongest points are its distinctive cabin, polished refinement and high-voltage charging architecture. Its compact crossover shape means it is not intended to provide the cargo volume of a large SUV, and owners without convenient home charging may find EV ownership less straightforward. Matte paint and larger wheels can also increase cost or care requirements depending on specification. For the right buyer, however, the GV60 offers a sophisticated combination of electric performance, technology and luxury while remaining compact enough for everyday Australian city use.
Battery Capacity
84 kWh
Electric Range
561 km (WLTP)
DC Fast Charging
350 kW
Power
168 kW
Dc Charging Window Display
10–80% In 18 Min (10-80% On Compatible Ultra-fast DC Charger)
0–100 km/h
7.8 Sec
Motor torque
350 Nm
Boot Space Seats Folded
1460 L
Boot Space
432 L
Wireless Charging Watts
15 W
Drivetrain
RWD
Body type
SUV
Seating Capacity
5
Safety rating
ANCAP
Wheels
19 Inch
The Genesis GV60 is the brand’s dedicated compact luxury electric SUV, developed around an EV-first platform rather than adapting a conventional petrol vehicle. For Australian buyers, that gives the GV60 a distinctive place in the Genesis range: it is smaller and more urban-friendly than the Electrified GV70, while still delivering the premium materials, advanced technology and refined presentation expected from the marque. Its rounded crossover shape, signature two-line lighting and coupe-influenced roofline give it a recognisable identity among premium electric SUVs.
The latest GV60 listed by Genesis Australia features an 84 kWh battery. The current model information highlights an entry output of 168 kW and 350 Nm, with variant-specific performance and drivetrain details available through the local specifications and build tools. The GV60’s electric architecture is designed around fast charging and efficient energy management, making it well suited to owners who can charge at home while still providing access to rapid public charging for longer journeys. As with all EVs, real-world range and charging speed depend on weather, driving style, battery temperature, charger capability and vehicle configuration.
Inside, the GV60 takes a technology-led approach to luxury. Genesis combines digital instrumentation and infotainment with distinctive details designed specifically for the electric model. The cabin has five seats and a flat-floor EV layout that helps make efficient use of the available footprint. Premium materials, connected features and available comfort equipment create an environment aimed at buyers who want an EV to feel special rather than purely functional. Equipment varies by Australian variant, so buyers should confirm items such as audio, seating trim, cameras and performance features against the current specification.
The GV60 also places a strong emphasis on active safety and driver assistance. Genesis equips its Australian vehicles with technology designed to support lane positioning, collision avoidance, motorway driving and parking. The exact suite can vary with model year and grade. For buyers moving to an EV for the first time, the quiet power delivery, regenerative braking and smooth low-speed response are among the GV60’s everyday advantages, particularly in congested Australian urban driving.
Against rivals from Tesla, BMW, Mercedes-Benz, Volvo, Polestar and other premium EV brands, the GV60’s strongest points are its distinctive cabin, polished refinement and high-voltage charging architecture. Its compact crossover shape means it is not intended to provide the cargo volume of a large SUV, and owners without convenient home charging may find EV ownership less straightforward. Matte paint and larger wheels can also increase cost or care requirements depending on specification. For the right buyer, however, the GV60 offers a sophisticated combination of electric performance, technology and luxury while remaining compact enough for everyday Australian city use.
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