Last updated August 4, 2026
The Genesis GV60 lineup starts with the Standard, the range-focused entry trim with the model’s quick-charging electric platform, upscale cabin, and strong technology package. The Advanced is the comfort-focused middle trim, adding dual-motor all-wheel drive, leather seating, and more convenience features. The Performance is the driver-focused top trim, with stronger acceleration, handling hardware, and richer cabin upgrades.
The Base Model trim level, sold as the Standard, is the long-range entry point that delivers the GV60’s distinctive design, quick charging, and technology-heavy cabin.
Best for: EV shoppers who value driving range and core luxury features over added performance hardware.
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The Mid-Level trim level, sold as the Advanced, is the comfort step-up with dual-motor AWD and the upscale amenities many luxury-EV shoppers expect.
Best for: Drivers who want all-wheel-drive confidence, extra comfort, and helpful parking visibility without the Performance trim’s sharper focus.
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Adds a 314-hp dual-motor AWD setup, leather seating, ventilated front seats, a heated steering wheel, and expanded camera views over the Standard.
0 in stock
The Performance trim level is the driver-focused GV60, pairing stronger acceleration with suspension and traction hardware designed for more control on winding roads.
Best for: Drivers who want the GV60’s luxury and distinctive design with noticeably stronger punch and more focused handling.
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Adds 429 horsepower with Boost Mode, a Road Preview suspension, an electronic limited-slip differential, Nappa leather, and a head-up display over the Advanced.
3 in stock| Feature | Mid-Level | Base Model | Performance |
|---|---|---|---|
| Includes | Advanced0 in stock | Standard0 in stock | Performance3 in stock |
| Powertrain | Dual-motor AWD | Rear-wheel drive or all-wheel drive | Dual-motor AWD with Boost Mode |
| Horsepower | 314 hp | 225 hp or 314 hp, depending on powertrain | 429 hp |
| Torque | 446 lb-ft | 258 lb-ft or 446 lb-ft, depending on powertrain | 516 lb-ft |
| Recent-year electric range | 267 miles | 282–306 miles, depending on configuration | 252 miles |
| Road Preview suspension | — | — | Standard |
| Electronic limited-slip differential | — | — | Standard |
| Head-up display | — | — | Standard |
In the newest lineup, the trims are Standard, Advanced and Performance. The original U.S. lineup started with only Advanced and Performance, while the Standard name arrived later.
The Standard is the range-focused entry trim in newer GV60 lineups. It keeps defining features such as fast charging, the Crystal Sphere and fingerprint authentication, with rear-wheel drive or AWD depending on year.
The Advanced is the comfort-focused middle trim. In recent years it combines 314 horsepower and AWD with leather seating, ventilated front seats, a heated steering wheel and extra camera views.
The Performance is the quickest, most driver-focused GV60. In recent years it has 429 horsepower, Boost Mode, suspension and traction hardware for sharper control, Nappa leather and a head-up display.
On newer models, the Advanced adds a 314-hp dual-motor AWD system, leather seats, front-seat ventilation, a heated steering wheel and surround-view cameras. The Standard puts greater emphasis on driving range.
The Performance trades some of the Advanced trim's comfort-first character for much stronger acceleration and sharper handling. It adds 429 horsepower, Boost Mode, adaptive suspension, a limited-slip differential, Nappa leather and a head-up display.
The names refer to how the motors drive the wheels. Standard RWD sends power to the rear wheels and emphasizes range. Standard AWD uses motors at both ends for stronger traction and acceleration; it joined the lineup later.
The Standard is the range-focused GV60 in newer lineups, especially in rear-wheel-drive form. It keeps the model's core luxury and technology features without the stronger motors and handling hardware of higher trims.
The Advanced is the comfort-oriented choice in recent years. It adds AWD, leather seating, ventilated front seats, a heated steering wheel and helpful camera views without moving to the Performance trim's more aggressive hardware.
The Performance is the one to look for. In recent years its dual-motor AWD system produces 429 horsepower, and Boost Mode delivers the lineup's strongest acceleration.
On refreshed models, yes. Standard, Advanced and Performance share a 27-inch integrated OLED display with wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. Earlier GV60s used a different screen layout, and wireless phone connection became standard later.
The Performance has the richest cabin equipment in recent lineups. It uses Nappa leather seating and adds a head-up display that places key driving information in the driver's line of sight.