In 2024, the EPA says the Genesis GV60 will have a range of 264 miles, 16 miles more than it has now. The new standard wheels are 19 inches, more significant than the old ones, which were 20 inches. The starting price of the GV60 has gone up by $1330, and the Advanced trim now starts at $61,745 and has a higher range rating. As the 2024 Genesis GV60 moves into its second model year, its expected range goes up by 16 miles. According to InsideEVs, the car’s highest EPA-rated range goes up from 248 miles to 264 miles. It costs more for a more comprehensive selection The GV60’s more extended range is because it has 19-inch wheels, which are now the norm. The strange electric SUV used to have wheels that were 20 inches across. The Performance model still has the 21-inch wheels that help give it an expected range of 235 miles, but they are now optional. At the start, the 2024 model costs more, but it has smaller wheels and a more extended range. The base Advanced model with all-wheel drive now costs $61,745, $1,330 more than the previous model. The Performance AWD model’s base price has increased by the same amount to $70,745. Surprisingly, the Genesis version doesn’t come with the Advanced option, which has 19-inch wheels. The selection doesn’t even have the smaller wheel size as a choice. The cost of making the GV70 electric Genesis also announced the prices for the larger Electrified GV70 SUV for 2024, which go up slowly but regularly. The website says that the base Advanced trim level of the car costs only $25 more than the base model of the 2023 car, which started at $67,575. The more expensive Prestige trim has increased by $600, so it now starts at $74,375.
