Genesis models ranked by fuel economy, 2026

For model year 2026 the data rates 10 Genesis models. The most efficient is Genesis GV60 at 110 combined and the least efficient is Genesis GV80 Hybrid at 19; the middle of the list sits at 23.

That is a spread of 91 from first to last; the leader's rating is 5.8 times the last model's.

The largest step between neighbouring ranks comes after Genesis GV70 Electric, 3rd: the next model, Genesis G70, is 72 lower.

On annual fuel cost under the file's assumptions, Genesis GV60 is lowest at $700 and Genesis GV80 Hybrid highest at $4,350; the median is $3,550.

By vehicle class: Large cars (3), Standard SUVs (3), Small SUVs (2), Compact cars (1), 1 more with 1 models in all.

By powertrain: Gasoline (5), Electric (3), Hybrid (2).

MPGe is used for electric models: it is the electric equivalent of MPG, so the figures are comparable as energy efficiency.

Best combined rating of the most efficient Genesis models for model year 2026.

All 10 models ranked

Annual fuel cost in the file is based on 15,000 miles a year, 55% city and 45% highway driving, and the fuel prices that fueleconomy.gov published at the time of the release (the same prices for every model year).

Genesis models ranked by combined rating, model year 2026
Rank	Model	Vehicle class	Powertrain	Combined MPG	Annual fuel cost	CO2 g/mile	Versions
1	Genesis GV60	Small SUVs	Electric	110	$700	0	4
2	Genesis G80 Electric	Midsize cars	Electric	96	$800	0	1
3	Genesis GV70 Electric	Standard SUVs	Electric	96	$800	0	2
4	Genesis G70	Compact cars	Gasoline	24	$3,400	373	4
5	Genesis G80	Large cars	Gasoline	23	$3,550	382	2
6	Genesis GV70	Small SUVs	Gasoline	23	$3,550	393	3
7	Genesis GV80	Standard SUVs	Gasoline	22	$3,750	403	3
8	Genesis G90	Large cars	Gasoline	21	$3,900	426	1
9	Genesis G90 Hybrid	Large cars	Hybrid	20	$4,100	441	1
10	Genesis GV80 Hybrid	Standard SUVs	Hybrid	19	$4,350	467	1

Each model is shown with its most efficient rated version. How the figures are prepared: methods and data.