If you’re a gamer, there’s a good chance that you have a favorite game controller. Even PC die-hards like me can’t deny that some games are simply better with a controller, which means that many of us have our favorites too. There have been plenty of game controllers throughout the years; some of them certainly better than others. Here’s SlashGear’s ranking of the best of the best.
Official pricing for the 2021 Genesis G80 is out, and just as expected there's aggressive pricing as the automaker hunts sales from traditional luxury brands. The 2021 G80 sedan will start from $47,700, Genesis has confirmed, plus $1,025 destination, and with an impressively strong level of standard equipment.
Genesis officially unveiled the all-new G80 midsize luxury sedan last Sunday. And from the looks of it, the new G80 is poised to take the thunder away from the Mercedes E-Class, BMW 5-Series, and even the Audi A7. This isn’t our first time to lay eyes on the second-gen Genesis G80, but it looks as good as we remember with its GV80-inspired styling cues.
Genesis Motor America is expanding its Genesis Cares Job Loss Protection program to support existing customers in the face of a growing COVID-19 pandemic. Genesis Finance has partnered with Genesis Motor America to defer loan and lease payments to all current Genesis owners. This program is scheduled to start immediately and covers all customers who leased their Genesis vehicles before March 14, 2020.
Genesis has announced US pricing for the 2021 GV80 luxury SUV, and while we expected it to be competitive, we didn't think it would be quite this strong. The new SUV will kick off at under $50,000, Genesis confirmed today, in a move that will likely leave rival automakers like Lexus, Acura, and others feeling more than a little nervous.
Genesis has revealed the 2021 G80, its new luxury midsize sedan, and if you had any doubt that the fledgling brand was finding its style groove, this is the car to correct you. Borrowing the same striking design elements we've already seen in the G90 sedan and GV80 SUV - including an oversized grille and distinctive LED lighting - the new G80 is eons away from its forgettable predecessor.
Genesis has a whole lot riding on the 2021 GV80, but if first impressions count then the new luxury SUV was facing an uphill battle as it made its debut in Miami, FL this week. While the South Korean automaker pulled the wraps off the GV80 back home earlier this month, the US is arguably the market where the new SUV has the most potential. Problem was, things did not get off to an entirely auspicious start.
Genesis promised something big for its first luxury SUV, and the 2020 Genesis GV80 certainly delivers. Unveiled in South Korea this week, the newest addition to the automaker's range borrows from the striking styling of the redesigned G80 sedan, combining it with seating for up to seven. The "V" in the name, Genesis says, stands for "Versatility."
Genesis has priced up its striking 2020 G90 luxury sedan, and there's good news if you wanted S-Class style cosseting at Hyundai style pricing. The refreshed sedan gets a bold new look for the 2020 model year, losing its old, anodyne aesthetic in favor of a love-it-or-hate-it grille, lighting, and wheel combination.
Genesis has unveiled the first images of its new SUV called the GV80. The GV80 is significant because it is the first SUV from the Genesis brand. Genesis uses a rear-wheel-drive platform for the SUV and says that it will bring versatility to the Genesis line.
Pulling up to the curb at the airport, the 2020 Genesis G90 looks like CGI dropped into real life. Little prepares you for quite how unexpected, how outlandish the new luxury sedan's styling is, nor how dramatically it cuts through the swathes of regular traffic. This may only be a mid-model refresh for the G90, but it's the sort of refresh that left LA teens pointing and gawking.
Genesis has unveiled the 2020 G90 sedan at the LA Auto Show. The 2020 G90 gets what Genesis calls new-car-level design changes on the exterior and interior. Genesis says the 2020 G90 formally introduces the next evolution of the Genesis signature design language.