Genesis Motor. The latter also has plenty of EV experience despite its young age – they're already selling the Electrified G80, the compact GV60 luxury electric CUV, as well as the Electrified GV70.

The Genesis Electrified G80 is a large electric sedan that’s managed to slide ... Charging at home form a solar array will be the cheapest, while using commercial fast-chargers will inevitably ratchet ...

The model enjoyed a good degree of commercial success and ... The car’s own name was changed to the Genesis G80, and is still in production today. Another vehicle from the same line, the Genesis G90 ...

The G80 has unfortunately flunked the updated moderate overlap front crash test. Curiously, it passed all other ...

The South Korean midsize sedan market has recently shifted toward more upscale models, beginning with Hyundai's all-new ...

And by that we mean it has to sell cars. Which could explain why this Genesis G80 Deal of the Day is genuinely jaw-dropping. Through the Auto Express Find a Car service, Genesis UK is offering its ...

Genesis' new GV80 Coupe trades practicality for a more eye-catching design, with an e-supercharger to crank up performance.

American owners of the Genesis GV60, Electrified GV70 and Electrified G80 can now use roughly 20,000 Tesla Superchargers in ...

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The Genesis Electrified G80 is a large electric sedan that’s managed to slide in under the radar compared to its competition; the Audi e-tron GT, BMW i5 and Mercedes-Benz EQE. I’ve been driving it for ...

Sadly, there's no hybrid or EV version of the GV80 coupe—Genesis has put its very good EV powertrain in the smaller GV70 SUV, as well as the G80 sedan, so there's probably no technical reason ...