The price of the 2025 Genesis GV8o has been released, and the mid-size luxury SUV will now come in a few different model levels. The new version of the GV80 is the 2.5T Standard, which costs $1000 more and has a few more options than the base 2.5T trim. The entry barrier stays the same in 2024 and 2025, which is interesting since the base cars still start at $59,050. The price of the 2025 Genesis GV80 has been made public, and it seems high. The price change doesn’t make a big difference because the entry limit stays at $59,050. Genesis has changed the old 2.5T as the base model with a new one called the 2.5T Standard. This is an interesting change. The second one doesn’t come with a heated steering wheel, a spare tire, manual rear sunshades, or Genesis’ digital key. These features used to come standard on the base GV80 but now cost an extra $1000. For the next model year, the Signature trim will no longer be available. This will cause some small changes to the way names are used throughout the lineup. There are different trim versions for the more powerful twin-turbo 3.5-liter V-6 and 2.5-liter turbocharged four-cylinder engines. If you pay $62,950 for the 2.5T Select, it comes with bigger wheels, a panoramic sunroof, and wood trim. The price of the 2.5T Advanced goes up to $66,950 because it has more high-tech driving assistance features and luxurious extras. The last base engine is the 2.5T Prestige, which costs $71,800. The 1.5T Advanced has all the same features as the 2.5T Advanced. Getting the more powerful engine costs $75,150 more. The 3.5T Prestige, which costs $80,650, is the last car in the group. The top model has all the features of the 3.5T Advanced, such as bigger wheels, an automatic limited slip differential, powered second-row seats, better materials, and three-zone climate control. Genesis says that most GV80 trims will be at stores in the next few weeks. The 2.5T Standard and 2.5T Select will arrive later this summer.
