2023 GenesisUSA Electrified G80: Consumer shopping guide:
. The name might be dull, but the car is not. That’s because the Electrified G80 is virtually indistinguishable from the gasoline-powered model inside and out—which is fine by us as we find its styling handsome and its cabin lovely. Instead of the regular G80’s turbocharged four-cylinder and twin-turbo V-6 engines, the Electrified G80 boasts a dual electric motor setup good for 365 ponies. A 87.
2-kWh battery pack has been shoehorned into the car’s floorpan and is said to provide up to 282 miles of driving range per charge. Unfortunately, front- and rear-seat headroom are both slightly compromised due to the addition of the battery, which also causes a reduction in trunk space of two cubic feet.
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