The popular Genesis GV60 all-electric SUV is getting a mid-life update to keep it fresh as it faces competition from new rivals like the upcoming Tesla Model Y ‘Juniper’ and the Xpeng G6.

Genesis has introduced a mild facelift for the 2025 electric GV60 model. Notable changes include new front and rear bumpers, accompanied by "micro lens array" headlights, originally launched on the G90 sedan.

The Magma will likely surpass the 429-hp output of the current GV60 Performance. Genesis also offers a non-Performance all-wheel-drive variant rated at 314 hp. Rear-wheel drive models are rated at 225 hp, but offer the most EPA range of any current GV60 configuration, at 294 miles.

Following the lead of its less glamourous cousins from Hyundai and Kia, the Genesis GV60 is getting a mid-cycle update of its own. The difference here is that the changes will apply to the 2026 model rather than the 2025 model.

The Genesis GV60, a trailblazer in the luxury electric vehicle (EV) market, has undergone a significant redesign, marking its first major update since its

Genesis has unveiled an updated version of its GV60 electric SUV, a model due to arrive for the 2026 model-year.

Genesis has introduced the first redesign of its electric GV60 model, marking its initial update since the vehicle's debut in October 2021. This redesigned version features updates to the exterior and interior,

The Korean version of the GV60 previews upcoming U.S. updates, including a fresh face and a new dash-spanning display.

No significant changes have been made to the overall shape and size of the GV60, and the alterations made to the front and rear fascias are hard to spot. Look a little closer, and