Genesis G70 MPG

Efficient Engine Setup Under the Hood of the G70

When looking into the MPG that this Genesis sedan is able to earn, we will first want to cover the powertrain found under the hood. For the G70, you will find a 2.0L Turbocharged inline 4-cylinder engine as the standard engine, which comes ready to pump out 252 horsepower and 260 lb-ft of torque.

This engine is mated to an 8-speed Automatic transmission with Shift-by-Wire and paddle shifters, which will work to seamlessly distribute the force produced by the vehicle.

Together, this powertrain supplies efficient power, providing a muscular yet economical driving experience that culminates in a standard EPA-estimated 21 city/31 highway MPG.¹ With the all-wheel drive configuration on the same engine, the fuel economy rounds out to an EPA-estimated 20 city/28 highway MPG.¹

Cargo Space and MPG

While the G70 is a sedan in terms of its vehicle class, it is quite spacious, offering room to seat up to five as well as space for carrying cargo in the trunk. Whether you're headed to the lake, have a shopping trip, or need to store something else, you will have plenty of room to accommodate your cargo-carrying needs.

While capable of carrying cargo, you will want to consider removing items you don't actively need within your sedan. Each item you store adds weight to the vehicle, which in turn makes the vehicle work harder and burn more gas. So, if you are looking to maximize your MPG behind the wheel, you will want to remove any unnecessary weight from the cabin.