Genesis G70 2.5T, 3.3T & Special Editions

Last updated August 4, 2026

Genesis G70

The Genesis G70 lineup starts with the 2.0T and later 2.5T and 2.5T Standard, which deliver the core turbo-four sport-sedan experience. The 2.0T Advanced, 2.0T Sport, and 2.5T Prestige add either richer everyday comfort or a more hands-on driving setup. The 3.3T family is the regular performance branch, built around a twin-turbo V6 and more driver-focused hardware. Design Edition, Dynamic Edition, Launch Edition, and Prestige Graphite models are limited-run versions with distinctive luxury, appearance, or chassis treatments.

What each trim is known for

Genesis G70 Entry-level

Entry-level

2.0T2.5T2.5T Standard

The Entry-level trim level — 2.0T, 2.5T, and 2.5T Standard — is the core G70: a turbo-four luxury sport sedan with useful comfort, safety, and infotainment features.

Best for: Drivers who want the G70’s sporty feel and premium basics without the richer cabin or V6 performance upgrades.

Highlights

  • Turbo four-cylinder power, with 2.5T models rated at 300 hp
  • Rear- or all-wheel drive, depending on the model and year
  • Heated power-adjustable front seats
  • Core touchscreen, smartphone, and driver-assistance technology
107 in stock
Genesis G70 Mid-Level

Mid-Level

2.0T Advanced2.0T Sport2.5T Prestige

The Mid-Level trim level — 2.0T Advanced, 2.0T Sport, and 2.5T Prestige — develops the four-cylinder G70 with either added cabin comfort or a more involved driving experience.

Best for: Shoppers who prefer the turbo four but want more luxury equipment or the enthusiast-focused character of the 2.0T Sport.

Highlights

  • Leather upholstery and ventilated front seats
  • Power sunroof
  • Lexicon premium audio
  • Parking sensors and a surround-view camera system

Adds a richer cabin, premium audio, a sunroof, and upgraded parking aids over Entry-level models. The 2.0T Sport follows a more driver-focused path with a manual transmission and added traction and braking hardware.

9 in stock
Genesis G70 Performance

Performance

3.3T3.3T Advanced3.3T Sport Advanced3.3T Sport Prestige

The Performance trim level — 3.3T, 3.3T Advanced, 3.3T Sport Advanced, and 3.3T Sport Prestige — is the regular high-performance G70, centered on twin-turbo V6 power and sharper driver hardware.

Best for: Drivers who prioritize stronger acceleration and a more serious sport-sedan feel without seeking a limited edition.

Highlights

  • 365-hp twin-turbo 3.3-liter V6
  • Limited-slip differential
  • Head-up display and sport exhaust
  • Upgraded front sport seats

Replaces the turbo four with a 365-hp twin-turbo V6 and adds defining performance equipment such as a limited-slip differential, sport exhaust, head-up display, and upgraded sport seats.

30 in stock
Genesis G70 Special Editions

Special Editions

3.3T Design Edition3.3T Dynamic Edition3.3T Launch Edition3.3T Prestige Graphite

The Special Editions trim level — 3.3T Design Edition, Dynamic Edition, Launch Edition, and Prestige Graphite — gives the V6 G70 a limited-run luxury, appearance, or chassis-focused identity.

Best for: Shoppers who want V6 performance with rarer styling, distinctive cabin materials, or edition-specific handling upgrades.

Highlights

  • 365-hp twin-turbo 3.3-liter V6
  • Brembo braking system
  • Edition-specific leather, appearance, or chassis treatments
  • Full digital instrument cluster on the Prestige Graphite

Adds limited-run design or performance treatments to the regular V6 formula. Equipment varies by edition, from richer cabin materials to specialized suspension, braking, and cooling hardware.

1 in stock

Trim comparison

FeatureMid-LevelEntry-levelPerformanceSpecial Editions
Includes
2.0T Advanced, 2.0T Sport, 2.5T Prestige9 in stock
2.0T, 2.5T, 2.5T Standard107 in stock
3.3T, 3.3T Advanced, 3.3T Sport Advanced, 3.3T Sport Prestige30 in stock
3.3T Design Edition, 3.3T Dynamic Edition, 3.3T Launch Edition, 3.3T Prestige Graphite1 in stock
Engine and outputTurbo four; current 2.5T: 300 hpTurbo four; current 2.5T: 300 hpTwin-turbo 3.3L V6; 365 hpTwin-turbo 3.3L V6; 365 hp
Current fuel economy21 mpg city / 29 highway21 mpg city / 29 highway17 mpg city / 25 highway17 mpg city / 25 highway
Cabin focusLeather and ventilated front seatsPremium basics and heated front seatsLeather and upgraded sport seatsUnique premium materials vary by edition
Transmission characterAutomatic; some 2.0T Sport cars are manualAutomaticAutomaticAutomatic
Driver hardware2.0T Sport adds upgraded brakes and traction hardwareBrembo brakes on 2.5T-era modelsLimited-slip differential and sport exhaustBrembo brakes; added chassis hardware varies
Cameras and displaysSurround-view camera systemCore infotainment and safety displaysHead-up displayEdition-specific camera and display upgrades
Defining identityFour-cylinder comfort or driver involvementCore G70 experienceRegular V6 performance modelLimited-run design or performance treatment

Frequently asked questions

What do 2.0T, 2.5T, and 3.3T mean on a Genesis G70?

They identify the engine. Older 2.0T cars have a turbo four-cylinder, newer 2.5T cars use the stronger replacement turbo four, and 3.3T models have the twin-turbo V6. Words such as Prestige describe the equipment level.

What is the difference between the G70 2.0T and 2.5T?

The 2.5T is the newer and stronger four-cylinder version. Earlier 2.0T cars make 252 hp, while the 2.5T introduced later makes 300 hp and came with Brembo brakes. Both preserve the G70’s lighter four-cylinder character.

What does the G70 2.5T Prestige add over the 2.5T?

In the newest lineup, 2.5T Prestige keeps the 300-hp engine and adds leather upholstery, ventilated front seats, a sunroof, Lexicon premium audio, parking sensors, and a surround-view camera. It is mainly a comfort and cabin upgrade.

What is the difference between the G70 2.5T and 3.3T Sport Prestige?

On newer G70s, the biggest difference is performance. The 2.5T has a 300-hp turbo four, while 3.3T Sport Prestige has a 365-hp twin-turbo V6 plus a limited-slip differential, sport exhaust, head-up display, and upgraded sport seats.

What does 3.3T Sport Prestige add over 3.3T Sport Advanced?

In recent lineups, Sport Prestige adds the more serious handling and driver-display equipment. Key upgrades include a limited-slip differential, electronically controlled suspension, a head-up display, surround-view and blind-spot cameras, and more adjustable sport seats.

What is a G70 2.0T Advanced?

On early G70s, 2.0T Advanced was the well-equipped automatic four-cylinder starting trim. It paired the 252-hp engine with smartphone integration and core safety features, without the manual Sport hardware or the V6’s extra power.

Which Genesis G70 trim has a manual transmission?

The older 2.0T Sport is the manual-transmission G70 to look for. It uses a six-speed manual and also brings a limited-slip differential, Brembo brakes, sport-tuned suspension, ventilated front seats, and premium audio.

Which G70 trim makes the most sense for comfort rather than maximum power?

In the newest lineup, 2.5T Prestige is the comfort-focused choice. It keeps the 300-hp four-cylinder but adds leather, ventilated front seats, a sunroof, premium audio, parking sensors, and a surround-view camera.

Which regular G70 trim is aimed most at performance?

In recent years, 3.3T Sport Prestige is the regular performance-focused trim. It combines the 365-hp twin-turbo V6 with a limited-slip differential, quicker steering, a sport exhaust, and front sport seats with extra adjustment.

Which four-cylinder G70 has leather and ventilated seats?

Look for an upper four-cylinder trim. In the newest lineup it is called 2.5T Prestige; in some recent earlier lineups the richer four-cylinder was called Sport Prestige. Equipment includes leather, ventilated front seats, and premium audio.

Which G70 trims have a surround-view camera?

It is generally found on upper or limited-run trims rather than the basic car. Newer 2.5T Prestige and Prestige Graphite models include it, and the earlier Design, Dynamic, and Launch special editions also carried it.

What is the difference between the G70 Design Edition and Dynamic Edition?

Both were early limited-run V6 models, but they had different priorities. Design Edition emphasized quilted Nappa leather and luxury details. Dynamic Edition focused on performance with unique suspension tuning, upgraded cooling, performance brake pads, and a limited-slip differential.

What is the G70 3.3T Launch Edition?

It is a limited-run version created for the refreshed G70 era. It bundles the 365-hp V6 with Brembo brakes, an adjustable suspension, limited-slip differential, Nappa leather, microfiber suede headliner, head-up display, surround-view camera, and matte exterior treatment.

How is the G70 Prestige Graphite different from Sport Prestige?

In the newest lineup, Prestige Graphite is the more distinctive limited-run V6 model. It retains the 365-hp engine and Brembo brakes but adds a full digital instrument display, Graphite-specific premium leather, and unique trim treatment.

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