Reliability Guide

Common Problems with the
2024 Genesis GV60

We've identified 3 known issues that can affect the 2024 Genesis GV60. 2 of these are serious faults that could be expensive to repair.

3
Known Issues
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Serious
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Moderate
1
Minor

All Known Issues

ICCU (Integrated Charging Control Unit) Failure

SeriousElectrics & Electronics

A major issue across the E-GMP platform where the ICCU fails, preventing the 12V battery from charging and potentially leaving the car stranded.

Est. Repair Cost: £0 (Recall/Warranty)
Warning Signs:

"Check Electric Vehicle System" warning, Car entering Limp Mode, 12V battery drain/dead car

What to Inspect:
  • Verify recall status with Genesis
  • Check 12V battery health
  • Ask owner if they have experienced any charging issues
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Instrument Cluster / Infotainment Screen Blackout

SeriousElectrics & Electronics

A software recall addresses digital instrument clusters and infotainment screens that can go black or reboot while driving, hiding the speedometer and warning lights.

Est. Repair Cost: £0 (Recall)
Warning Signs:

Speedometer disappears while driving, Infotainment screen reboots randomly, All screens go black momentarily

What to Inspect:
  • Verify infotainment and cluster software is latest version
  • Check NHTSA/Genesis recall status
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Charging Port Door Issues

MinorElectrics & Electronics

The charge port door can stick or fail to open/close smoothly, particularly in cold or damp weather, sometimes due to icing or weak motors.

Est. Repair Cost: £150–£400
Warning Signs:

Charge port door won't open, Door jams when closing, Manual release required

What to Inspect:
  • Test charge port door operation multiple times
  • Check for any ice or debris around the door
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Buying Tips for 2024 Genesis GV60

  • Check the operation of the "Crystal Sphere" gear selector; it should rotate smoothly when the car is powered on and off.
  • Test the facial recognition entry system and fingerprint start (if equipped) to ensure they register consistently in different lighting.
  • Verify the car accepts its maximum rapid-charging rate, as the 800V architecture is the car's key selling point.
  • Inspect the flush-fitting door handles to ensure they deploy correctly, especially during cold weather.
  • Check the digital side mirrors (if optioned) for camera clarity and screen responsiveness; they can take time to get used to.
  • Ensure the active sound design (artificial engine noise) works correctly through the premium audio system.