Last updated: 2026-10-10

Genesis GV60

Genesis GV60 Years to Avoid

3 scored model years (2023–2025) · model average 68/100

No model year is one to avoid. The 2023 through 2025 years all rate good, and what differs is how many complaints and recalls each has collected. The 2024 is the year to buy, with far fewer complaints than 2023 and more time on the road than 2025.

Verdict

Avoid
No outlier years
Buy
2024 69/100
Model average
68/100
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What Are Common Genesis GV60 Problems?

ELECTRICAL SYSTEM

37 complaints

Most reported in 2023, 2024, 2025

2023: The driver's instrument cluster often stays blank at startup, sometimes for several minutes.

POWER TRAIN

13 complaints

Most reported in 2023

2023: Most reports describe a loud pop from the rear, then a check-electrical-system warning and a sudden loss of power or limp mode.

UNKNOWN OR OTHER

6 complaints

Most reported in 2023

2023: Air conditioning problems lead this group.

STRUCTURE

2 complaints

Most reported in 2024

2024: The chrome trim strip along the top of the windshield, roughly 52 inches long, comes loose and flies off at highway speed.

FUEL/PROPULSION SYSTEM

2 complaints

Most reported in 2023

2023: A fractured rear axle that also damages the rear motor leaves one car needing a tow and major repair, even though both rear axles had already been replaced.

SEAT BELTS

2 complaints

Most reported in 2023

2023: The front seat belts either fail to lock or the pretensioner tightens the belt for no reason while driving.

Best Genesis GV60 Year to Buy Instead

69
GoodReliability score: 69 out of 100, rated Good

2024 Genesis GV60

The 2024 has 14 owner complaints and 5 recalls, against 58 complaints and 8 recalls for the 2023. The 2025 looks lighter still, but it has had less time to collect reports, so it cannot be judged yet. The 2024 has enough time on the road to show a clear, mostly electrical pattern.

Score: 69/100 (Good)5 recalls14 complaints
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Frequently Asked Questions

Which Genesis GV60 years should I avoid?
None. No year falls well below the model's own average, and 2023, 2024 and 2025 all rate good. The 2023 has the most complaints and recalls, so it needs the closest check, but the data does not mark it as one to skip.
Is the 2023 Genesis GV60 a bad year?
Not a bad year, but the weakest on paper. It has 58 owner complaints and 8 recalls, the most of any year, and most complaints involve the electrical system and power train. It has also had the longest time on the road to collect them.
Is the 2025 Genesis GV60 the most reliable year?
It rates well, but it should not be called the most reliable. With only 4 owner complaints, it has mostly had less time to collect them. Its top complaint area is already the electrical system, the same as the older years.
Which Genesis GV60 years have power train problems?
The 2023 has most of them, with 13 power train complaints. The 2024 has one. Typical reports describe a failed ICCU and high-voltage fuse that cut power suddenly. Other reports cover a failure to shift into park and a water pump failure.
What problems does the 2024 Genesis GV60 have?
Electrical complaints lead, with 8 reports. Some describe a sudden loss of drive power, at least one traced to the ICCU, and others a blank instrument cluster at startup. Two reports say the chrome trim strip above the windshield came loose at highway speed.

How we score every Genesis GV60 model year

Scores weight complaint severity at 35%, repair costs at 30%, recall impact at 20%, and the spread of complaints across systems at 15%, with complaint counts adjusted for US sales. Read the full methodology.

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