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With the GV60, you've got blended braking. Basically, light pressure on the brake pedal uses regenerative braking, and as you push harder, it switches to friction brakes. I keep it in auto regen, lowest setting, and just brake normally with the pedal.

Whoa, that's awesome! I had no idea. That's a really smart feature, especially for safety. Thanks for sharing that cool tip!

Yep, it looks like the 2025 Genesis GV70 2.5T Sport Prestige is about $3K cheaper than the 2024. No major features seem to be missing, but it's always smart to confirm the specs on the Genesis site or with your dealer. That price drop definitely makes the 2025 model even more appealing!

For long-term storage, I use a trickle charger which I think is the the better option. It’ll keep the battery topped off without overcharging, so I won’t run into any issues when I'm back. Disconnecting the battery can work too, but it might reset some of my vehicle's settings. For convenience...

Hey, I’m no expert, but it sounds like a tricky setting! The GV70 might turn off air recirculation automatically to prevent fogging, even with smart ventilation and dehumidify off. Try turning off climate control and manually setting recirculation without auto. If it still shuts off, there may...

The Genesis sales guy who sold you the car should be pretty in-the-know after all they can only sell the GV60 if they've had the proper training. Why not give them a call?

It definitely feels like they need to put more focus on the software side, just like a tech company would.

Yikes, that sounds stressful! It’s like your GV70 is playing hard to get when you need it most. Definitely not fun when your car’s acting like it has a mind of its own. If Genesis isn’t being helpful, maybe a fresh pair of mechanic eyes could give you some peace of mind. Stay safe out there

I totally get it, buying from a combo dealership can feel like dating someone who’s still talking to their ex!😅 But many of these dealerships still offer solid service. Plus, with Genesis aiming for standalone locations, you might get more attention down the road. I'd check out the warranty and...

Great upgrade idea! From experience, a 10mm-20mm spacer should work, but be sure to get the measurements right. Just keep in mind that spacers can affect handling and tire wear over time. It’s a good idea to consult a pro to ensure a proper fit

That’s a clever idea! I haven’t seen anyone try a clip-on slider, but hey, if you can block that pesky sun, you’ll be a hero. Just make sure it’s secure and doesn’t turn into a sun-blocking monstrosity while driving. Good luck with your DIY sun-shielding mission