When we kick things off, we are focused on the base trim that you'll be getting with this SUV. The 2.5T Standard is a model that comes with a 2.5-liter turbocharged 4-cylinder engine that can produce 300 hp and 311 pound-feet of torque. Every 2.5T trim boasts the same engine. However, when it comes to features, you'll be able to find standard ones like navigation, a 9-speaker sound system, LED headlights, synthetic leather seating, a hands-free liftgate, Android Auto and Apple CarPlay, power-adjustable and heated front seats, a 14.5-inch touchscreen display, a wireless smartphone charging pad, rear cross-traffic warning, driver attention warning, lane keeping assistance, adaptive cruise control, and blind-spot intervention.

Should you be interested in another available trim level that comes with the Genesis GV70, then we recommend considering 2.5T Select. This is the kind of ride that should enable you to find even more fun standard equipment. A few of these options include power-folding and auto-dimming side mirrors, a panoramic sunroof, driver's seat memory settings, ventilated front seats, and a power-adjustable steering wheel.

We continue through the trim lineup with the introduction of the 2.5T Advanced option. Here is a trim that builds on the previously mentioned trims, making sure that you have the tech and luxury necessary to make your life that much better. That's why you can find additional features like rear automatic braking, a surround-view monitor, adjustable interior ambient lighting, leather seating surfaces, rear seat reminder, blind-spot view monitor, a heated steering wheel, and remote smart parking assist.

The trim lineup for this SUV is clearly extensive, especially since we are just now hitting halfway. With the 2.5T Sport Prestige trim, you'll be getting features like an upgraded adaptive cruise system, evasive steering assistance, manual rear window sunshades, Genesis Digital Key, ventilated front seats, 21-inch wheels, synthetic leather upper instrument panel, upgraded ergonomic driver's seat, and a 16-speaker Lexicon audio system.

The biggest switch up with the 3.5T Sport trim is the fact that it boasts a 3.5-liter turbocharged V6 engine, instead of the 4-cylinder variation that the rest of the lineup has since come with. You'll also be getting evasive steering assistance, an upgraded adaptive cruise control system, ventilated front seats, and even leather upholstery.

We still aren't done! This extensive trim lineup continues to impress with the introduction of 3.5T Sport Advanced. It is here that you can experience all of the power you could ever want, paired alongside upgraded leather seating surfaces with sport pattern quilting, 21-inch wheels, a 16-speaker Lexicon audio system, synthetic suede headliner, and synthetic leather upper instrument and door panels.

The final trim that is offered with this Genesis model is called 3.5T Sport Prestige. Beyond all of the features that we have mentioned previously, along with the engine, there are a few additions here worth making note of. You can find features like a head-up display, tri-zone climate control, sound-reducing rear windows, heated second-row seats, and an electronic limited-slip differential.