Genesis GV60 User manual

GETTING
STARTED
GUIDE
Genesis GV60

TABLE OF CONTENTS
Phone Projection 3
Phone Pairing 4
Custom Button 5
Making a Call 6
Navigation 8
Dynamic Voice Recognition 11
Dual Voice Recognition 12
Map Displays 13
Advanced Driver Assistance Systems 15
Convenience Settings/Features 17
Control Knob 21
Thank you for joining the Genesis family. This easy-to-follow guide will
show you how to use various Genesis GV60 features and how to adjust their
settings to your preferences. We hope you enjoy the distinctive luxury of a
customized and convenient ownership experience.
GETTING
STARTED
GUIDE
AudiO, CONNECTiviTy, ANd NAvigATiON

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*USB-C data port will typically be located in or near the front in-dash console. Check your vehicle’s owner’s manual for
specific location. Data cable for iOS device is required for Apple CarPlay. OEM data cables are recommended. Apple
CarPlay is a registered trademark of Apple Inc. Android Auto is a trademark of Google LLC.
Android AutoTM and Apple CarPlay® allow you to access the most commonly
used smartphone features, including calling, navigation, text messaging,
and playing music all from your driver’s seat.
ANDRoID AUTo ApplE CARplAy
3. Enjoy using the
applications displayed on
your vehicle’s multimedia
screen.
Note
Android Auto users will be prompted to view a tutorial. Select your option
and proceed.
ANDRoID AUTo ApplE CARplAy
2. ‘Allow permission’ from your
phone to connect to your
vehicle.
Please note that your phone
must be unlocked.
1. The vehicle’s shifter must be
in ‘Park.’
Then ‘Connect’ a USB-C data
cable from your phone to the
vehicle’s USB-C port.*
pHoNE pRoJECTIoN

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Note
Bluetooth settings can be found in the ‘Settings’ app on most smartphones.
Refer to your phone’s owner’s manual or visit GenesisBluetooth.com for
more information.
If your phone is supported, then your contact list may be transferred to your
vehicle automatically.
2. Select ‘Device Connections’on
the screen.
Then press ‘Add.’
Depending on the phone manufacturer and model:
— Some phones may request approval to download contacts;
this process will take a few minutes
— Contact list may start with First or Last Name,
depending on phone models
— Some phones may require additional
confirmation to allow contacts to sync
3. Turn on your phone’s
‘Bluetooth,’ select the device
(GV60) found by your phone,
and follow any additional
prompts on your phone.
1. The vehicle’s shifter must be
in ‘Park.’
Then press the ‘Setup’ button.
pHoNE pAIRING

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*Button location may differ from the image shown.
**Listed options may differ from the image shown.
1. The vehicle’s shifter must be
in ‘Park.’
Then press the ‘Custom Button.’*
2. Select from the listed options**
to set as your custom button.
For example, select ‘Phone.’
The Custom Button ( ) is easy to set up and use so that you can enjoy
your favorite features with just a touch of a button. Learn how to set up your
Custom Button by reviewing the steps below.
CUSToM BUTToN
iNiTiAL SETuP

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Before you start
Make sure your phone is connected to your vehicle and your phone contacts
have been downloaded to the vehicle. If this has not been done, please
follow the instructions on page 4.
2. After the beep, say the
command “Call” followed
by the name of the desired
contact.
Example: “Call John Smith”
1. Press the ‘Push to Talk’ button
on the steering wheel.*
You will hear “Please say a
command,” followed by a beep.
*Steering wheel appearance may differ depending on trim level.
3. The selected number will be
dialed and your contact’s name
and phone number will appear
on the screen.
4. To end the call, press the ‘Call’
button located on the steering
wheel.
By vOiCE COMMANdS uSiNg BLuETOOTH
MAKING A CAll

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Here are a few common voice commands to use after your phone
has been paired:
“Help” provides guidance on commands that can be used within the current
function.
Say “Call” to initiate a call followed by saying the name of the saved contact
with whom you wish to speak. For example: “Call John Smith.”
“Dial” makes a call by dialing the spoken numbers.
For example: “Dial 1-800-633-5151.”
To enable voice command,
press the ‘Push to Talk’ button
located on the steering wheel.
Note
Compatibility and performance may vary based on your phone, the phone’s
software, and your wireless carrier.
COMMON vOiCE COMMANdS
MAKING A CAll

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3. Select either the recommended
or alternate route. The
destination route will display on
the screen and route guidance
will begin.
2. The results will be listed on the
screen.
Say the line item number
(for example: “One”) to make
your selection.
1. Press the ‘Push to Talk’ button
located on the steering wheel.
You will hear “Please say a
command,” followed by a beep.
After the beep, say the
command “Find Coffee Shop.”
4. Press the ‘Push to Talk’ button
located on the steering wheel
and say “Cancel Route” to stop
route guidance.
FiNdiNg A dESTiNATiON uSiNg vOiCE COMMANdS
NAVIGATIoN

*Manual destination input is only available when the vehicle is in ‘Park.’
**Button location may differ from the image shown.
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2. Select ‘Search.’
3. Enter the address of your
destination or the name of your
POI and hit ‘OK’ or select
destination from results.
4. The route to your destination
will be displayed on the map.
Select ‘Set as Destination’ to
begin your route.
5. Press the ‘Push to Talk’ button
located on the steering wheel
and say “Cancel Route” after
the prompt to stop route
guidance.
1. The vehicle must be in ‘Park.’*
Press the ‘Nav’ button.**
iNPuTTiNg A dESTiNATiON
NAVIGATIoN

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*The display, button, and/or icon locations may differ from the images shown.
Here are a few common voice commands available to use:
“Help” provides guidance on commands that can be used within the current
function.
Say “Find <Address>” to search for an address and set it as a destination.
For example: “300 (Three-Zero-Zero) Main Street, Fountain Valley.”
“Find <POI>” searches for the point of interest specified.
For example: “Find Banks.”
“Go Home/To Work” sets the destination to your home or work/office. Your
home or work address must be set in the navigation system.
“Cancel Route” cancels the route to the set destination and exits guidance.
“Police Station/Hospital” displays a list of the nearest police stations
or hospitals.
To start voice command,
press the ‘Push to Talk’* button
located on the steering wheel.
COMMON vOiCE COMMANdS
NAVIGATIoN

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1. Press the ‘Push to Talk’ button.
Dynamic Voice Recognition Features Include:
- Phone Change Bluetooth device, make calls, and dial by number.
- Radio Tune to FM/AM, SiriusXM, or to a custom channel.
- Vehicle Controls Commands for climate controls, liftgate, seat, window,
and steering wheel.
- Navigation Search for and find addresses located in the state or province
your car is currently in. Navigate to saved places, access traffic
information, turn guidance off, etc.
- Setting Search Search for certain vehicle setting screens based on a
voice command.
- HOUNDIFY Access information on weather, sports, date/time, and stocks.
DyNAMIC VoICE
RECoGNITIoN
Your Genesis is equipped with Dynamic Voice Control, which allows you
to use voice commands to control your vehicle’s windows, climate, radio,
navigation, and more. Additional POI and Internet search functions are
available with a GCS subscription. To explore these commands, follow the
instructions below.

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Follow these simple instructions to toggle between your vehicle’s voice
recognition and Android Auto’s or Apple CarPlay’s voice recognition.
Dynamic Voice Recognition varies by unit. Speak in a normal voice and minimize background noise for best results. See
Owner’s Manual for details and limitations.
Long-Press vs. Short-Press Voice Recognition
- Long press of ‘Push to Talk’ button triggers phone projection voice
recognition by Siri or Google Voice
- Short press of ‘Push to Talk’ button triggers built-in phone projection voice
Android Auto or Apple CarPlay:
First, make sure your phone is connected to Android Auto or Apple CarPlay.
Then hold down the ‘Push to Talk’ button until prompted by Android Auto or
Apple CarPlay to provide a command.
DUAl VoICE RECoGNITIoN
ANDRoID AUTo ApplE CARplAy
Genesis Voice Recognition:
Press the ‘Push to Talk’ button and say a command.

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1. The vehicle’s shifter must be
in ‘Park.’
Then select ‘Map’ on the screen.
2. Tap the three lines on the left
side of the screen.
3. Checking ‘Show Traffic Colors’
will show traffic conditions on
your map.
4. Press the ‘Nav’ button
to modify additional settings.
MAp DISplAyS
Customize the way that your Genesis displays maps by following
the steps below.

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5. Select ‘Map’ directly.
6. Select each category on the
menu to set your map
preferences.
MAp DISplAyS

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Your Genesis is equipped with Advanced Driver Assistance Systems*
to help you along the way. To access the settings for these features, follow
the instructions below.
2. Select ‘Vehicle.’
Then select ‘Driver Assistance.’
3. Select a feature on the menu
to set its properties.
1. The vehicle’s shifter must be
in ‘Park.’
Then press the ‘Setup’ button.
Advanced Driver Assistance Systems include:
– Smart Cruise Control
– Driving Convenience
– Warning Timing
– Warning Volume
– Haptic Warning
– Driver Attention Warning
– Forward Safety
– Lane Safety
– Blind-Spot Safety
– Parking Safety
ADVANCED DRIVER
ASSISTANCE SySTEMS
*The Advanced Driver Assistance System warning and alerts only serve to inform the driver of potential hazards. They do
not detect and provide an alert in every situation. It is the driver’s responsibility to remain alert at all times. See Owner’s
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Intelligent Speed Limit Assist (ISLA) (if equipped)
The Intelligent Speed Limit Assist uses information from the detected road
sign and navigation system to inform the driver of the speed limit and
additional information of the current road. When activated, it also helps the
driver maintain within the speed limit of the road by adjusting the vehicle’s
speed.
Intelligent Speed Limit Assist (ISLA) can help the driver maintain cruise control speed limit using speed limit sign
recognition. ISLA cannot detect all speed limit signs, including when speed limit signage is obscured or beyond the
camera’s field of view. Driver remains responsible to observe posted speeds. See Owner’s Manual for further details and
limitations.
NEW FEATuRES
Highway Lane Change Assist
The Highway Lane Change Assist function automatically helps with steering
to help prevent the vehicle from leaving the lane.
Highway Lane Change Assist (HLCA), when used in conjunction with Highway Driving Assist II, can help the driver
change lanes when the turn signal indicator is held above the locked position on the steering column. HLCA can help
the driver check blind spots for other vehicles and can help provide steering assistance during the lane change. There
are limitations to the function, detection, range, and clarity of the system. HLCA may not function correctly if one
or more of the parking sensors is damaged, dirty, or covered, or if weather conditions (heavy rain, snow, or fog) are
interfering with the sensor operation. Always drive carefully and use extreme caution when other vehicles are present.
See Owner’s Manual for further details and limitations.
ADVANCED DRIVER
ASSISTANCE SySTEMS

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Important Information
- Touch the fingerprint authentication sensor gently. Fingerprint
authentication attempts with excessive force may fail.
- If no fingerprint is enrolled in the infotainment system, the sensor
will not operate.
- A maximum of two fingerprints can be enrolled. Driver 1 and
Driver 2 can enroll one fingerprint each.
- To register your fingerprint, you must have both smart keys with
you (if equipped with engine start-up feature with fingerprint
authentication).
- Please remove all substances, including protective film on the
fingerprint sensor, and enroll your fingerprint.
- The fingerprint enrollment process is canceled when the
following conditions occur:
- The infotainment system screen is altered.
- The Engine Start/Stop button turns on or off.
- The gear is shifted and the vehicle is driven.
Fingerprint Authentication System Settings
To use the system, the driver’s fingerprint should
be enrolled in the driver’s profile. The driver can set
or delete their fingerprint through the infotainment
system. Follow the procedures below.
Fingerprint Authentication System (if equipped)
The fingerprint authentication system allows the driver to start the engine,
have access to personal information, unlock profile, and exit valet mode
with an enrolled fingerprint.
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Enrolling Fingerprint
1. Turn on the vehicle with a smart key.
2. Select ‘Setup → User Profile Settings → Fingerprint Identification’ on the
infotainment system screen.
3. Set password to access the Fingerprint Identification menu.
4. Once a password is set up, select ‘Add/Delete Fingerprint.’
5. Following the instructions, place several parts of your fingerprint until the
scanning process is complete.
6. Once the scanning process is completed, the message ‘Saving
fingerprint...’ appears and the fingerprint enrollment process is complete.
7. When the fingerprint enrollment process is completed in the vehicle, the
status is displayed on the infotainment system.
Deleting Fingerprint
1. Select ‘Setup → User Profile Settings → Driver 1 → Fingerprint Identification
→ Set/Delete Fingerprint → Delete’ in the infotainment system.
2.Delete the enrolled fingerprint according to the message ‘Delete all
Driver 1 fingerprints?’
3.Once the fingerprint is deleted, the status is displayed on the infotainment
system screen.
Important Information
To delete your fingerprint, at least one smart key must be in the
vehicle (if equipped with engine start-up feature with fingerprint
authentication).
CAUTION
Do not participate in duplicating your fingerprint with anyone.
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FiNgERPRiNT AuTHENTiCATiON SySTEM OPERATiON
Using Features with Touch Control
The convenient features such as personal information access, profile
unlock, and valet mode exit are available with the fingerprint authentication
system. When the fingerprint shape appears on the infotainment system
screen, place your finger on the recognition sensor in the vehicle according
to the instruction message for authorization. You can then operate the
linked features without entering the password.
If the fingerprint authentication system does not work, pull your finger away
from the fingerprint authentication sensor and then try again. Fingerprint-
linked features can be turned on or off from the Settings menu. Select:
- Setup → User Profile Settings → Driver 1 (or Driver 2) → Fingerprint
Identification
Important Information
You cannot link a profile with the same fingerprint for Driver 1 and
Driver 2. The personalization function works with the recently linked
profile, and the previously linked profile will be automatically canceled.
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EV Settings
The check battery function
can measure energy
consumption. In addition,
you can set limits on AC/
DC maximum charge, AC
charging current, smart
regeneration, lock charging
cable, and charging voice
prompts.
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FEATURES AND CONTROLS
Charging Status
Electric Charging door
Lamp status Battery SOC (%)
0~12.5
12.5~25
25~37.5
37.5~50
Lamp status Battery SOC (%)
50~62.5
62.5~75
75~87.5
87.5~100
EV CHARGING BASICS
GV60 EV (JW) [Battery Capacity = 77.4 kWh]
Charge
Speed Plug Type Charger
Description Amb Temp Est. Charge
Time Comments
Level 1 J-1772
Portable
charger
provided with
veh
room temp
68-72˚F
55hrs
from 10-80%
SOC
66hrs
81hrs
108hrs
Aftermarket
portable
charger
32hrs from 10% to
80% SOC
68hrs from 10% to
100% SOC
Level 2
J-1772 Houshold EV
charger 10-20hrs from 10% to 80% SOC
Public
Charger 7hrs 42min from 10% to 80% SOC
Level 3
CCS/
SAE
DCFC
18min from 10% to
80% SOC
1hr 13min from 10% to
80% SOC
Depending on the condition and durability of the high voltage
battery, charger specifications, and ambient temperature, the time
required for charging the high voltage battery may vary.
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GENESIS GV60
FEATURES AND CONTROLS
Charging Status
Electric Charging door
Lamp status Battery SOC (%)
0~12.5
12.5~25
25~37.5
37.5~50
Lamp status Battery SOC (%)
50~62.5
62.5~75
75~87.5
87.5~100
EV CHARGING BASICS
GV60 EV (JW) [Battery Capacity = 77.4 kWh]
Charge
Speed Plug Type Charger
Description Amb Temp Est. Charge
Time Comments
Level 1 J-1772
Portable
charger
provided with
veh
room temp
68-72˚F
55hrs
from 10-80%
SOC
66hrs
81hrs
108hrs
Aftermarket
portable
charger
32hrs from 10% to
80% SOC
68hrs from 10% to
100% SOC
Level 2
J-1772 Houshold EV
charger 10-20hrs from 10% to 80% SOC
Public
Charger 7hrs 42min from 10% to 80% SOC
Level 3
CCS/
SAE
DCFC
18min from 10% to
80% SOC
1hr 13min from 10% to
80% SOC
Depending on the condition and durability of the high voltage
battery, charger specifications, and ambient temperature, the time
required for charging the high voltage battery may vary.
Portable
charger
provided with
vehicle
high-voltage
high-voltage battery may vary.
SOC: State of Charge
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