Genesis GV80 Price: MSRP, Trims & Real-World Cost

The GV80 is Genesis's midsize luxury SUV, and its price depends on three choices: engine, trim level, and body style. The 2.5T uses the smaller engine and the 3.5T the larger one, and Genesis adds a Coupe body at the top of the range.

Every row on this page is listed with destination included, so these are closer to the number on a window sticker than a bare base MSRP. Taxes, registration, dealer fees, and any paid options still come on top.

The 2.5T line is the entry point, and it climbs through RWD, AWD, Select, Advanced, and Prestige. Each step adds equipment and moves the price up. The 3.5T starts at Advanced and runs through Prestige and Prestige Black, and the Coupe 3.5T AWD sits between the 3.5T Advanced and Prestige.

• 2.5T RWD and AWD: the two lowest-priced GV80s. Choosing all-wheel drive adds a modest amount on the same trim.
• 2.5T Select, Advanced, Prestige: the same engine with more features at each level.
• 3.5T Advanced, Prestige, Prestige Black: the larger engine, priced above the 2.5T Advanced and then climbing.
• Coupe 3.5T AWD: a different body shape at its own price.

The headline range runs higher than the table because it includes a Coupe e-SC Prestige Black that is not broken out as a separate row here. Check Genesis for that configuration if it interests you.

Compare trims of the same name to see what the engine choice costs. The 2.5T Advanced AWD and the 3.5T Advanced AWD are the cleanest pair, and the difference between them is the premium for the 3.5T engine on a comparable trim. The Prestige trim has the same pairing. Beyond price, compare fuel costs and what you actually need before paying for the bigger engine.

All rows above include the destination charge, which is a fixed fee the manufacturer adds for shipping the vehicle to the dealer. It appears on the window sticker and is not negotiable. If you are comparing the GV80 against a competitor listed without destination, add the competitor's destination charge to make an even comparison.

Some GV80 trims offer additional packages, wheel choices, and paint colors beyond the base trim price. Those items are not in the rows above, so your final price can be higher than the figure shown. Ask the dealer for an itemized out-the-door quote.

Dealer markup is a separate matter. A dealer may add charges or price a popular configuration above sticker, especially a new or low-supply one. Genesis dealers set their own pricing practices, so quotes from several dealers will show whether a markup applies where you live. You can usually refuse add-ons such as protection packages that you do not want.

• Insurance: luxury SUVs generally cost more to insure than mainstream ones. Quotes depend on the trim, your driving record, and ZIP code.
• Fuel: the larger engine can cost more to fuel. Check the EPA estimates for the exact trim.
• Maintenance: Genesis publishes its own maintenance schedule, and the warranty terms are on its site.
• Depreciation: luxury SUVs lose value over time, and resale varies by trim and condition.

Genesis offers loans and leases through its financing arm and outside banks. Rates, terms, and incentives change by month and region. The monthly payment depends on credit, down payment, term, and, for leases, mileage and residual value. Compare the offer against one from your own bank or credit union before you sign.