The luxury arm of Hyundai and Kia has meaningful updates in store, from an electrified G80 to an entirely redesigned G90.
awards, Genesis is clearly here to stay. In addition to G70 and G80 tweaks, there's also a new Genesis EV and a fully redesigned G90 for 2023. Keep reading for all the details.was a MotorTrend favorite when it arrived for the 2019 model year, and after a major 2022 refresh, Genesis has a few changes for 2023.
First off, 19-inch wheels are now standard on all trims. Second, the four-cylinder G70 Prestige has been renamed the Sport Prestige, and additional equipment includes dark chrome exterior accents, aluminum interior trim, ventilated front seats, and alloy pedals. The six-cylinder Sport Prestige trims gain a power trunk. Lastly, Siberian Ice and Mallorca Blue paint options are no longer available.
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