2025 Genesis GV60 lease is an awful lot of luxury for very little money
Looking vibrant, modern, and improbably cheerful, the 2025 Genesis GV60, the brand’s first electric vehicle, is quintessentially Korean in appearance and very, very round. Ovals abound, as if the designers had been issued French curves instead of straight edges. This is not mere design frivolity, though; it’s emblematic of the attention lavished on the interior. Genesis sprinkles in the expected luxuries, but the real magic is in the thoughtful touches that make this cabin a delight. The Standard model boasts standard rear-wheel drive, 225 horsepower, and an honest 294 miles of range. Add all-wheel drive, and that drops to 264 miles. You also choose the tonier Advance trim with all-wheel drive, 314 horsepower, and 248 miles of range, or the Performance variant, thundering forth with all-wheel drive, 483 horsepower, and 235 miles of range.
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Measuring less than 178 inches long, the 2025 Genesis GV60 wears its compact dimensions like a tailored jacket. Speed arrives with the kind of seamless delivery that makes internal combustion feel suddenly old-fashioned, while an electronic locking differential and adaptive suspension keep the little Genesis planted, composed, and endlessly entertaining. This month, it can be had with an incredibly cheap lease, one that costs about as much as a Toyota RAV4 lease. Think about that: a luxury electric EV for the price of a grocery getter lease. But it comes with a caveat: it’s only available in 37 states.
The 2025 Genesis GV60 lease deal for September
For those who live in Southern California, you can lease a RWD 2025 Genesis GV60 Standard for $319 a month for 33 months and 30,000 miles, or $329 a month with all-wheel drive. Stepping up to the Advanced trim costs $439 a month, while the top-of-the-line Performance model will set you back $489 a month. Prefer not to plonk down a pile of cash? Well, the Standard RWD will cost approximately $481 per month, the Standard AWD would increase to $501 per month, the Advanced AWD would cost $607 per month, and the Performance would be $656 a month. All leases require $5,999 at lease signing.
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Easing the leasing cost is a $14,250 EV Lease Bonus on Standard and Advanced models, and a $19,000 EV Lease Bonus on Performance models. Offers are good through September 30, 2025.
In addition, Active-Duty Personnel, Reservists, National Guard members, Veterans, retired U.S. Military Personnel, and first responders are eligible for a $500 bonus toward a lease, while recent or upcoming college graduates are eligible for a $400 bonus. If you live in Kerr County, Texas, and have had your vehicle damaged in a flood, you’re eligible for a $2,000 bonus. These offers are good through January 2, 2026.
No security deposit is required, and the price excludes tax, license, title, registration, documentation fees, options, and insurance. Dealer contribution may vary and could affect the actual lease payment. At the end of the lease, a disposition fee of $400 is charged in most states. Keep in mind that, when leasing, consider the monthly payment cost, taxes, and fees before signing. Lease offers vary by metro market. Check your local pricing here.
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Final thoughts
The 2025 Genesis GV60 is a magnificent electric automobile. It marries performance and poise with respectable technology, and it wraps them in an interior that feels less like a car cabin and more like a designer’s vision of the future. It’s proof that Korea’s audacious luxury brand does not merely imitate; it innovates, it surprises, and it delights. This shape of things to come is available for an incredibly cheap lease for a luxury vehicle that truly feels like one. This is no poser, and its urbanity and grace confirm that.
*Disclaimer: This article is provided for informational purposes only. The information presented herein is based on manufacturer-provided lease offer information, which is subject to frequent change and may vary based on location, creditworthiness, and other factors. We are not a party to any lease agreements and assume no liability for the terms, conditions, availability, or accuracy of any lease offers mentioned. All terms, including but not limited to pricing, mileage allowances, and residual values, require direct verification with an authorized local OEM dealership. This article does not constitute financial advice or an endorsement of any particular lease or vehicle.
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Larry Printz
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