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Genesis GV60 Refreshed With 561km Range And Luxury Tech
The 2027 Genesis GV60 lands in Australia in June 2026 with a sharper face, a sprawling 27-inch cockpit screen and a price that suddenly makes electric luxury sound reasonable. The new GV60 ADVANCED RWD starts from $88,300 MLP, putting it below the fiddly tax thresholds and squarely in the realm of attainable premium EVs.
Exterior
The makeover is deliberate rather than desperate. A three dimensional grille and the Two Line Micro Lens Array headlights give the GV60 a futuristic, slightly rakish expression. Body coloured arch cladding and new 19 inch alloys tidy the silhouette into a coupe style stance, while a reprofiled underbody and revised bumper knock the drag coefficient down to 0.28. There are nine paint finishes including a new Tromso Green Metallic if you feel adventurous.
Interior And Tech
Inside, Genesis has doubled down on the Beauty Of White Space idea and unveiled a 27 inch connected car Integrated Cockpit that stretches infotainment and driver displays into one panoramic slab. The Crystal Sphere shifter remains as theatrical as ever, paired with a new three spoke wheel and a choice of Obsidian Black or two tone Glacier White and Ash Grey trim. Digital Key 2.0, a beefed up Over The Air system and a cabin that feels both minimal and lavish mean you will not be short of something clever to fiddle with on the move.
Power And Range
Under the floor sits a fourth generation 84 kWh battery, and the headline figure is 561 km WLTP. On a 350 kW ultra fast charger you can jump from 10 to 80 percent in about 18 minutes, helped by an upgraded battery conditioning system that keeps the pace even when it is cold outside. Brake hardware has been stepped up too, with four piston monobloc front calipers working alongside Smart Regenerative Braking 3.0 to recover energy smoothly and consistently.
Variants And Pricing
The range opens with the ADVANCED RWD model at $88,300 MLP. A hotter GV60 MAGMA is coming later with a 700 Nm dual motor AWD layout, electronic limited slip, a Drift Mode and a Virtual Gearshift System. Options list is short and sensible, with matte paint available for $4,000. Prices are Manufacturer’s List Price and exclude delivery and on road costs.
In short, Genesis has sharpened the GV60 where it counts: looks, tech and sensible electric range. It is an EV that wants to feel premium without making you sell a kidney to own one.
Zachary Skinner is the editor of TechDrivePlay.com, where tech, cars and adventure share the fast lane.
A former snowboarding pro and programmer, he brings both creative flair and technical know-how to his reviews. From high-performance cars to clever gadgets, he explores how innovation shapes the way we move, connect and live.
