[1000heroes]

I've read some concerns on poor rear view window visibilty and tiny rear side windows inhibiting site lines.
Can anyone driving said vehicle confirm their experience?
Also, I've heard issues with dealerships on ordering, scheduling maintenance and concierge services.

 

[BCBrent]

Why doesn't these rearview mirrors, have a "live" view while driving these vehicles?

If the Lyriq didn't have a rear wiper, I wouldn't be that interested.
B.

 

[veloprate]

I've read some concerns on poor rear view window visibilty and tiny rear side windows inhibiting site lines.
Can anyone driving said vehicle confirm their experience?
Also, I've heard issues with dealerships on ordering, scheduling maintenance and concierge services.

Hi @1000heroes! I've only had my GV70 for a little over 3 weeks, but I have had no issues with rear window visibility. I'm coming from a Subaru Outback which, IMO, has excellent visibility. The blind spot monitor that shows up in the electronic dash on the GV70 when you activate a turn signal compensates for what you describe. However, I do wish that Genesis had a rearview mirror camera like Hyundai. That would definitely help when my greyhound refuses to lie down in the back.

As for the dealership experience, I just purchased my car off the lot. Genesis of Charlotte had quite a few new 2023s on the lot and I was able to get the car I would have ordered anyway (3.5T Sport Prestige in Adriatic Blue. I had my choice of black or vanilla beige interiors.).