Daily News | 2022 Genesis GV70: Is this small SUV award-winner worthy of the hype?
The 2.5-liter turbo inline four creates 300 horsepower, and it gives the GV70 a nice feel. The accelerator always feels responsive, and 0-60 takes 6.0 seconds, according to Motor Trend. What’s more, passing is easy and zipping around country roads is fun, as well. On the road:
Sport mode really tightens up the steering, but the handling is fine in Comfort mode, so I left it there after a few drives.This is not really part of the fun, though. Dial controls don’t really do it for me, although I prefer the Genesis “twist left for Reverse, right for Drive” approach. Paddle shifters have the 8-speed moving through the gears if you want them to. It seemed hit-and-miss as to whether it wanted to stay in Shift mode or switch back to Drive.I happened to have the GV70 out on the highway during a rainstorm and was glad I got a chance to test it out.
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