The Integrated Charging Control Unit can fail in 2023-2025 GV60 models, allowing the 12-volt auxiliary battery to stop charging while driving. Owners may see drained 12-volt batteries, electrical warnings, refusal to start or engage drive, intermittent charging failure, and in severe cases loss of drive power while moving. The official remedy is the expanded ICCU recall 24V868000, so the repair is free at a Genesis dealer.

The 2023 GV60 AWD is covered by two driveshaft campaigns: 23V300000 for possible rear driveshaft fracture and 24V065000 for an improperly heat-treated rear inner driveshaft. A fractured driveshaft can cause abrupt loss of drive power, a possible control or accident hazard, or leave the vehicle undrivable. Have a dealer confirm both recall repairs were completed before relying on the car.

The 2023 GV60 is included in recall 23V557000 for the front passenger seat belt retractor. The retractor may fail to properly restrain the front passenger in a crash, increasing injury risk. The recall repair is free, and the VIN should be checked to confirm completion.

On the 2024 GV60, recall 24V584000 addresses a rearview camera that shuts off when reversing above roughly 6 mph. This removes rearward visibility during backing maneuvers and raises collision risk. During a test drive, reverse above 6 mph to see whether the image stays on.

The 2024 GV60 has a separate instrument panel display recall, but the captured source does not give a campaign ID or symptom details. Check the specific VIN with Genesis or NHTSA to see whether the recall applies and what condition it addresses. If the recall applies, the dealership repair is free.

The 2025 GV60 is covered by recall 25V624000 for the windshield molding. The exterior molding can loosen or detach, possibly causing wind noise, trim separation, and reduced windshield retention. Have the dealer verify completion of the campaign, which is repaired free of charge.

Face Connect, available on 2023-2025 GV60 models, generated a steady stream of owner complaints about unreliable facial-recognition entry and driver personalization. Recognition failures can force owners to rely on the key fob or phone key. Genesis dropped the feature in the 2026 refresh, and no recall-level defect was documented.