Updated Genesis GV60 here from Q3

GENESIS has announced running changes to its all-electric GV60 SUV, the updates the first since the model’s debut back in October of 2021.

Key to the revision is a new-look frontal mask incorporating a reprofiled bumper and newly shaped LED headlights, the GV60’s alloy wheels also coming in for a makeover, adopting the latest inspiration from Genesis’ Athletic Elegance design philosophy.

According to the luxury Korean importer, the frontal mask of the updated GV60 sports a redesigned bumper with a dynamic, three-dimensional shape that delivers a strong and bold impression.

The headlights meanwhile feature new Micro Lens Array (MLA) technology, highlighting the brand’s iconic Two Lines design language.

In profile, the revamped GV60 features sporty five-spoke 21-inch wheels which is said to “harmonise with the vehicle’s sleek, coupe-style silhouette”. The wheel arch cladding is now colour-coded to match the body, as is the vehicle’s rear skid plate.

Genesis says the changes aim to provide a “modern and rugged” aesthetic that “underscores the GV60’s wide and low stance”.

Moving inside, we find the 2025 Genesis GV60 updated to showcase more of the brand’s signature “Beauty of White Space” in-cabin theming.

While the model retails many of the “well-received elements of the previous GV60 model”, such as the Crystal Sphere shift-by-wire selector, it now sports a 27.0-inch connected car Integrated Cockpit (ccIC) infotainment system, which eliminates the bezel between the cluster and audio, visual and navigation (AVN) screen.

Genesis says the integration of the upper part of the crash pad contributes to “an interior design that gives a more spacious feel”.

Elsewhere, the cockpit boasts a new three-spoke steering wheel that is said to add a “sporty touch” to the driving experience, while “enhancing driver usability”.

Genesis is yet to reveal any mechanical or specification changes to the GV60, saying these details, along with revised pricing (currently from $103,384 plus on-road costs), will be announced later in the first quarter and prior to the model commencing Korean market sales.

The revised model is set to be released into the Australian market in the third quarter of 2025.