Genesis G80 Price: MSRP, Trims & Real-World Cost

The G80 is Genesis's full-size luxury sedan, and its price depends mostly on two choices: which engine you want and which equipment level you pick. The 2.5T and 3.5T engines, plus four trim levels, create a wide spread.

The trim prices below include destination. Genesis's own starting prices, which exclude it, appear in a separate section. Keep the two sets apart when you compare quotes.

The 2.5T AWD starts the range at $60,995. The 2.5T Advanced AWD is $66,095, and the 2.5T Sport Prestige AWD is $71,995.

Moving to the larger engine, the 3.5T Sport Prestige AWD is $80,695. The 3.5T Prestige Black AWD tops the range at $81,695.

The step between the Sport Prestige 2.5T and the Sport Prestige 3.5T is the largest on the list. That is the price of the larger engine, so if you want the Sport Prestige look but not the engine upgrade, the 2.5T version saves a meaningful amount.

Genesis USA lists the 2027 G80 starting MSRP at $59,450 before destination. That is the number Genesis uses for the base car, and the MotorTrend figure above for the same trim is higher by the delivery charge.

The 2026 G80 began at $58,450 before destination, according to Genesis USA. The 2026 2.5T AWD was $59,945 with destination, and the 3.5T Prestige Black AWD was $81,495.

Each of these is lower than its 2027 counterpart, so a 2026 model still on a dealer lot may be cheaper. Ask whether any remaining 2026 inventory has incentives.

The 2.5T is the more affordable engine, and it comes in more trims. The 3.5T is the upgrade, and Genesis offers it on the higher trims shown here. Most buyers choose by how they drive. If you mostly commute, the 2.5T may be all you need. If you want the stronger engine, plan for the higher price.

Check Genesis's EPA fuel economy numbers for both engines before you decide, because fuel costs add up over years of ownership.

• Options and packages. Genesis offers equipment that can raise the total.
• Dealer pricing. Genesis uses dealers who set their own selling prices. Ask for a written out-the-door quote.
• Incentives. Genesis sometimes offers lease or financing deals.
• Taxes and fees. State taxes and registration come on top.

Genesis includes its own warranty and maintenance terms for new vehicles. Read the details on Genesis USA's site, because the coverage on the powertrain and the rest of the car can differ. Insurance and tires are the other costs to plan for.

The four equipment levels in this lineup run from the 2.5T AWD up through the Prestige Black. The lower trims suit buyers who want the G80 body and brand without a long list of extras. The Sport Prestige and Prestige Black add more equipment and a more upscale cabin, which is where the price climbs.

Before you pay for a higher trim, list the features you would use every day, such as the driver-assistance and comfort items, and check which trims include them on Genesis's USA site. Sometimes the mid trim covers everything you want. Test drive more than one if you can, since seats, wheels, and ride feel differ.

It is also worth pricing the G80 against its closest competitors. Compare equal equipment, not just base prices, and compare the delivered total with destination included.

• Is the quote for the 2.5T or 3.5T?
• Is destination included?
• Which options are installed?
• Is this a 2026 or 2027 model?
• Are any incentives or special financing available?