Used 2021 Genesis GV80 for sale 

With a sumptuously appointed and whisper-quiet cabin, the 2021 GV80 is exactly the flagship SUV the Genesis brand needs to be taken seriously by American consumers. - CarAndDriver

The 2021 Genesis GV80 has a starting MSRP of $48,900, plus a destination fee of $1,025. That's below-average among luxury midsize SUVs. The GV80's price increases gradually, and for an AWD, the SUV costs $54,650. At the top, 2021 GV80 3.5T Prestige starts at an MSRP of $70,950. The 3.5T Standard starts from $59,150, and the 3.5T Advanced Plus gets a $65,050 price tag. What makes the 3,5T Advanced Plus special, is the seven people seating capacity in GV80.

The all-new Genesis GV80 comprises mainly of 3 trim levels: the Standard, Advanced, and Prestige available with either 2.5T or 3.5T engine options. Genesis offers the GV80 3.5T with an additional Advanced Plus package, adding a seating capacity of up to seven. All-in-all, the Genesis GV80 has 10 different configurations to choose from, all are well-equipped for prospective buyers.

Also Read:

• Lease a used 2021 Genesis GV80 for $705/month
• Save up to $16,000 on new 2021 Genesis cars near you!

We recommend you buy the 2.5T Advanced trim as it offers more comfort, infotainment, and safety features than the base trim. This trim adds a 21-speaker Lexicon premium audio system, a power sunroof, ventilated front seats, wireless charging, genuine leather upholstery, etc. Safety features such as Remote Smart Parking Assist, Reverse Automatic Emergency Braking, Blind Spot Monitor, and a Surround-View Camera get added to the list. 

Also Read:

• Get the best price for a new Genesis GV80 with huge discounts
• Check out what buyers are saying about the Genesis GV80

If you're looking for a fire-breathing sport utility with more of an emphasis on the former than the latter, the GV80 is not your ride -- at least not right now. - Cnet

The 2021 Genesis GV80 performance is aided by 2 different engines: a standard 2.5-liter turbocharged 4-cylinder that generates 300 hp and 311 lb-ft. of torque in the $48,900 2.5T GV80 models while a 3.5L twin-turbo V6 engine making 375 hp and 391 lb-ft. of torque in 3.5T GV80 variants starts under $60,000. The 8-speed automatic transmission is standard on all the GV80 trims. The 2.5T comes with RWD as standard or an AWD as an option. AWD is standard on 3.5T models.

The chassis feels balanced and nimble and therefore feels flat at the corners. The ride and suspension are tuned on the softer side of things, thereby offering a smooth ride quality. At the corners, the GV80 handles pretty well and there's a lot of grips as well. The steering is tuned perfectly and nicely handles the athletic nature of the GV80. Overall, the GV80 offers a composed and smooth ride. 

The 2021 GV80 gets a towing capacity of 6,000 lbs. With 300 hp on tap, the 2021 Genesis GV80 2.5T is quick off-the-line and sprints from 0 to 60 mph in 6.2 seconds leaving behind Mercedes, Audi, and BMW SUVs in the segment. The quarter-mile test is completed in 13.9 seconds. The GV80 with the 375-hp twin-turbo 3.5L twin-turbo V6 delivers a brisk 5.3 sec 0-60 mph time.

The top honors are taken by the GV80 as it is the most powerful SUV in this segment. Both the Audi Q5 and the BMW X3 beat the GV80 in the 0-60 mph test but the latter brisk its pace in the quarter-mile run. Meanwhile, the Mercedes-Benz GLE-Class is the slowest contender amongst all. Speaking of towing capacity, the GV80 is the leader followed by the GLE-Class. 

Also Read:

• Check out the performance of the new GV80
• The GV80 is a perfect blend of luxury & practicality

"It lacks the fuel-saving mild-hybrid systems of some of its rivals". - The Car Connection

Starting under $50,000, the GV80 RWD 2.5T gets an EPA fuel economy ratings of  21 MPG in the city, 25 MPG on the highway, and 23 MPG combined. The 2021 GV80 2.5T AWD drops the MPG ratings to 22 in mixed driving conditions. Ratings drop down to 20 MPG combined in a loaded AWD 3.5T

The MPG figures are competitive in the class and the GV80 uses premium fuel. The GV80 has a decently-sized fuel tank capacity of 21.1 gallons. Therefore, when filled with premium gas, it delivers a combined range of 464 miles. 

The BMW X3 turns out to be the most fuel-efficient SUV with 25 MPG combined despite housing a 17.2-gallon fuel tank. It is followed by the Audi Q5 with 24 MPG combined. The third place is taken by the GV80 while the Mercedes-Benz GLE-Class comes in last. 

Also Read:

• 2021 Genesis G70 will continue to offer a manual transmission
• Check out the first look of the 2022 Genesis GV70

"The cabin is chic and premium. Everything seems elegant". - MotorTrend

The Genesis GV80's cabin has a 2-row/5-passenger setup as standard but the third row of seats costs $700 on the Advanced trim with the power-folding feature. The top Prestige trim starting at $57,050 for 2.5T/ $63,400 for 3.5T, comes with exclusive features including Nappa leather seats, a digital gauge cluster, and heated, cooled, and power-adjustable rear seats. Leather comes paired with wood trim and chrome accents. 

The 2021 GV80 has plenty of room inside, too. The 194.7-inch-long GV80 rides atop a 116.3-inch wheelbase, which affords ample head-, shoulder- and legroom in both the first and second row. That third row is tight, and when raised leaves little room for cargo behind the seat. The Genesis GV80 boasts up to 84 cubic feet of cargo space with the rear seats folded and comes standard with a hands-free power liftgate. 

In terms of passenger space, the BMW X3 has the best space in the front row while the rear space is decent in the Audi Q5. The Mercedes-Benz GLE-Class is just a cubic foot away from the GV80. Genesis's new infotainment system is standard on the GV80 lineup. At the center, the massive 14.5-inch infotainment screen with the split-screen design is there with 150 channels and radio, 

Both Apple CarPlay and Android Auto are standard offerings. The user interface is Hyundai's best so far while the infotainment system is intuitive and attractive. A 12-speaker sound system is standard but there are 21 premium speakers of the Lexicon sound system available with surround sound for your party time. Some other interior and infotainment features are:

• 14.5-inch display, navigation
• 12-speaker audio system
• Genuine leather upholstery
• Power sunroof
• Tri-zone automatic climate control
• Power tilt & telescopic multi-function steering wheel
• Heated & leather-wrapped steering wheel
• Optional 21-speaker Lexicon premium audio system

Also Read:

• 2022 Genesis G90 spied testing in snow hinting subtle tweaks
• Genesis opens bookings for the 2022 G70 Launch Edition model limited to 500 units

Distinctive elements include a classy diamond-mesh grille, twin headlight and taillight slats on each side, and an elongated rearmost window and D-pillar. - Kelley Blue Book.

For a luxury SUV starting at $48,900, the 2021 Genesis GV80's distinctive styling elements bring a Bentley Bentayga design comparison from a lot of reviewers and enthusiasts. The G-Matrix pattern is evident throughout the GV80's exterior. Opt for the $57,050 Prestige trim GV80 and you get massive 22-inch wheels wrapped with Michelin Primacy Tour all-season rubber. Even lesser trims start out on still-large 19 inches. 

The GV80's exterior elements include a diamond-mesh grille, and a twin headlight holding quad-LED headlamps on the front, while the rear end looks beautiful with that sporty spoiler, curvy tail lamps, and an elongated rearmost window and D-pillar. The 2021 GV80 gets tinted glasses and select exterior colors; exhausts get the chrome tip design. The wide wheelbase of 116.3 inches speaks for its spacious interior.

Most of the 2021 GV80's dimensions show how big it is in front of the Audi's and BMW's in comparison. The Mercedes-Benz GLE-Class boasts the widest wheelbase of 117.9 inches which suggests it has better legroom than its rivals. The Audi Q5 has a high ground clearance of 8.2 inches which serves for off-roading purposes. At 3,931 pounds, the BMW X3 is the lightest SUV in this competition. Some other exterior highlights are:

• LED quad-setup headlamps
• LED DRLs
• LED brake lights
• Chrome grille
• Dual exhaust tips
• Chrome window trim
• Power-folding mirrors

Also Read:

• 2022 Genesis GV70 official EPA MPG figures released
• 2022 Genesis GV70 powertrain options, trims revealed for the U.S. market

Unlike many European luxury SUV competitors, the 2021 Genesis GV80 makes nearly all of safetytechnologies a standard fare. - J.D. Power

None of the federal safety rating agencies including the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) and the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) have crash-tested the 2021 Genesis GV80. Like every other Genesis saloon, the new GV80 has a fantastic build quality and a host of driver-assistance technology.

The GV80's cabin is installed with a 10 advanced airbag system as standard. Most of the safety features and driver-assistance technology on the GV80 are offered as standard in comparison to its rivals. Some of them are mentioned below: 

• Front & Rear Cross-Traffic Alert
• Front & Rear Parking Sensors
• Rain-Sensing Wipers
• Driver Attention Warning
• Pedestrian Detection
• 3D Surround-View Camera
• Automatic Emergency Braking
• Adaptive Cruise Control
• Remote Park Assist
• Rear Collision Mitigation
• Blind Spot Monitoring

Also Read:

• Genesis issues recall for 95,000 G70, G80 sedans for potential fire hazard
• 2021 Genesis G70 3.3T detailed review

2021 Genesis GV80 vs 2021 Mercedes-Benz GLE-Class

The Mercedes-Benz GLE 350 is the most expensive SUV as it starts at $54,750. Yet, it produces 45 hp less than the Genesis GV80 and has slower performance stats. The MPG figures of the GV80 are slightly better than the GLE 350. The GV80 also offers an equally luxurious interior and modern technology. Overall, the GV80 offers more value and better capability for a lower starting price.

2021 Genesis GV80 vs 2021 Audi Q5

The Audi Q5 is nearly $4,000 cheaper than the Genesis GV80. It produces less power but it beats the GV80 in the 0-60 mph test and comes with a standard Quattro AWD system. The Q5 consumes less fuel than the GV80 but the latter has better cargo capacity. The Q5 offers more luxury and comfort features than the GV80.but in terms of styling and towing, the GV80 is the winner.

2021 Genesis GV80 vs 2021 BMW X3

The BMW X3 is the cheapest offering in its segment. It lacks the power of the GV80 but is considered an ultimate driving machine. Also, it gets the best fuel economy in this segment. The amount of luxury features and technology you get with the GV80 is incredible for the price. Also, in terms of practicality and towing capacity, the GV80 is a step ahead. 

Also Read:

• Compare Genesis GV80 and Acura MDX
• Compare Genesis GV80 and Lexus RX 350 

The 2021 Genesis GV80 is a good SUV and definitely worth your wishlist. It is one of the most affordable vehicles in the class. There are two engine options while the luxurious interior boasts ultra-luxury equipment with all sorts of comfort features at your disposal. With the reliability of Hyundai and the luxury of Genesis, the GV80 offers you the best of both worlds for a starting price of $48,900, making a valuable luxury SUV.

Also Read:

• Check out the new 2021 Genesis cars for sale near you
• Compare the 2021 Genesis GV80 Configurations: 2.5T or 3.5T with the Standard, Advanced, and Prestige package.