With an estimated range of 236 miles, the Genesis Electrified GV70 might leave some riders stranded. But a fast-charging revolution is coming, writes Dan Neil.
. On a brilliant Sunday morning last month, the Neil family was returning from a beach weekend in a 2023 Genesis Electrified GV70 crossover, with 90 miles to go and about 60 miles worth of electrons onboard. Stylish on its 20-inch alloys and Michelin tires, but not overly efficient, the top-spec AWD Prestige posts an estimated range of 236 miles.
Dad had baked that underwhelming number into his calculations, with considerable fudge to account for the weight of four people and two dogs, with temperatures in the low 80s and speeds in the high 70s. I figured 200 miles would be plenty. But an unexpected errand meant we had to find charging en route.
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