You might have been disappointed if you were hoping for a revolutionary refresh of the 2025 Genesis GV80, as the light new model year update barely scratches the surface of the SUV's sharp look, literally—or perhaps understandably, since it's so handsome to begin with. There were indeed plenty of changes and tweaks made, particularly to the interior, but pricing has apparently remained flat. Here's what you can expect to pay for the new GV80 SUV (no word on the new fastback Coupe version, yet, though) when it hits dealerships this summer.

 

The GV80 is still served by two powertrains, including a 2.5-liter turbo inline four-cylinder good for up to 300 horsepower and a 3.5-liter twin-turbo V-6 engine making 375 hp; both come with all-wheel drive, and each trim denotes its powertrain in the name with either "2.5T" or "3.5T." The exterior of the 2025 GV80 gets a few tweaks around the intakes, brush guard, and rear exhaust areas, but most of the new stuff lands inside, with a new standard 27-inch OLED integrated instrument cluster and central touchscreen, and a slightly reworked center console.

The 2025 GV80 2.5T Standard AWD starts at $60,050 after factoring in freight on the Genesis website configurator, which is a different and higher price than the starting MSRP ($58,700 versus $57,700 before freight) listed in the press release; we're going with the public-facing website price. Whichever the price, the trim gets you 19-inch wheels, a powered liftgate, powered and heated front seats, digital key, smart cruise control and highway driving assist, a wireless phone charger, and Apple CarPlay and Android Auto.

 

For what it's worth, and perhaps if you're contacting a local dealer, it's good to know that the press release mentions two trims not currently listed on the website configurator: "2.5T AWD adds manual rear door sunshades, heated steering wheel and Genesis Digital Key. Moving up to 2.5T Select AWD brings 20-inch Alloy Wheels, panoramic sunroof, and matte finish wood trim." Pricing for the 2.5T AWD trim is listed at $60,050 (including freight, confusingly the same as the rear-drive model on the consumer site) and the 2.5T Select AWD is $62,950.

 

The 2.5T Advanced AWD trim starts at $66,950 and upgrades to both heated and ventilated front seats, heated steering, and Bang and Olufsen audio. The 2.5T Prestige AWD trim starts at $71,800 with 22-inch wheels, enhanced driver seat controls, heated second-row seating, three-zone climate control, proximity key and push button start, a head-up display, active noise control, and electronically controlled suspension.

 

The 2025 GV80 3.5T AWD Advanced starts at $75,150 and includes a power-folding third-row of seating, four-zone climate control, 20-inch wheels, pano sunroof, powered liftgate, leather and matte wood trimmed interior, enhanced heated and ventilated front seating, heated second-row seating, heated steering, adjustable ambient interior lighting, head-up display, proximity key and digital key, Bang and Olufsen audio, and advanced rear-occupant alert. The 2025 GV80 3.5T AWD Prestige trim starts at $80,650, and doesn't come with the third row, so it's just three-zone climate control. It features 22-inch wheels, microfiber suede headliner, heated front armrest, powered door closures, digital rear-view mirror, active noise control, access to Genesis Connected Services, and a rear electronic limited slip differential.