Tank Ledger

Genesis fuel economy — every nameplate compared

EPA records 13 distinct Genesis nameplates across 11 model years, from 2017 to 2027. The most efficient nameplate on record is the GV60 at 112 mpg combined; the thirstiest is 18 mpg.

13nameplates on record
112best nameplate mpg
18lowest nameplate mpg
162configurations on record

Nameplates ranked by best combined rating

#ModelModel yearsBestWorstConfigsEPA classGallons a year at best rating
1GV602025–20271121103Small Sport Utility Vehicle 2WD103 gal
2GV60 (19 inch Wheels)2025–20271001003Small Sport Utility Vehicle 4WD115 gal
3Electrified G802023–202697964Midsize Cars119 gal
4GV60 Advanced (20 inch Wheels)2024–202696953Small Sport Utility Vehicle 4WD120 gal
5Electrified GV702024–202791903Small Sport Utility Vehicle 4WD126 gal
6GV60 PERFORMANCE2023–202690904Small Sport Utility Vehicle 4WD128 gal
7G802017–2027261839Large Cars442 gal
8G702019–2027251935Compact Cars460 gal
9GV702022–2027242015Small Sport Utility Vehicle 4WD479 gal
10GV802021–2027231918Standard Sport Utility Vehicle 4WD500 gal
11G902017–2026211828Large Cars548 gal
12G90 MHEV2023–202620204Large Cars575 gal
13GV80 MHEV2025–202720193Standard Sport Utility Vehicle 4WD575 gal

Configurations Genesis has offered by model year

Model yearNameplatesConfigurationsMost efficient that year
2027813GV60 (110 mpg)
20261218GV60 (110 mpg)
20251320GV60 (112 mpg)
20241015Electrified G80 (97 mpg)
2023816Electrified G80 (97 mpg)
2022517G80 (26 mpg)
2021416G80 (26 mpg)
2020315G70 (25 mpg)
2019315G70 (25 mpg)
2018210G80 (22 mpg)
201727G80 (22 mpg)