Key Points
- Genesis to release G70 Shooting Brake in base and Sport Line trim
- Long-roof variant to be sold with 2.0-litre, turbo four-cylinder engine only
- List price starts at $79,000
The Genesis G70 Shooting Brake is set to go on sale in Australia, launching at just under $80,000.
As the long-roof version of the luxury Korean manufacturer's G70 sedan, the Shooting Brake comes in with high expectations, combining the four-door's eloquent style with wagon practicality.
Genesis has confirmed just two variants will be offered, with the "base" G70 Shooting Brake equipped with the same level of features and tech as the Luxury variant of the sedan, as the Sport Line package is now available as a no-cost option.
Pricing
Comparing the Shooting Brake to its sedan equivalent, the G70 Luxury, the wagon incurs a $6000 premium, starting at $79,000 for both variants, putting it at the top of the four-cylinder G70 price range.
Prices exclude on-road costs.
Variant | Price |
---|---|
G70 2.0T | $63,000 |
G70 2.0T Sport Line | $67,000 |
G70 2.0T Luxury | $73,000 |
G70 2.0T Sport Line Luxury | $77,000 |
G70 2.0T Shooting Brake | $79,000 |
G70 2.0T Shooting Brake Sport Line | $79,000 |
G70 3.3T Sport | $76,000 |
G70 3.3T Sport Luxury | $86,000 |
Features
With equipment carrying across from the G70 Luxury sedan, the Shooting Brake has a large range of features as standard, including:
Panoramic sunroof |
Electro-chromatic side mirrors |
10.25" touch screen display |
Nappa leather |
Driver's memory seat |
Heated steering wheel and rear seats |
Heated and ventilated front seats |
15-speaker Lexicon premium sound system |
Head-up display |
Power operated rear tailgate |
19-inch alloy wheels |
225/40 front, 255/35 rear Michelin Pilot Sport 4 tyres |
Brembo brake package |
Limited slip differential |
On top of this, the no-cost option Sport Line package adds:
Sport Line interior interior quilting |
Swirl patterned aluminium trim inserts |
Sports pedals |
19-inch twin five-spoke dark finish alloy wheels |
Sport grille |
Dark chrome exterior highlights |
Engine, drivetrain and fuel economy
Just one engine will be on offer for the G70 Shooting Brake locally, the 2.0-litre, turbocharged four-cylinder petrol also found in the sedan.
Producing 179kW and 353Nm, the four-pot's power is delivered to the rear wheels through an eight-speed torque-converter automatic transmission, with fuel economy expected to be around the 9L/100km figure achieved by the equivalent sedan.
Disappointingly, Genesis has dropped its flagship 3.3-litre, twin-turbocharged V6 from the G70 Shooting Brake line-up, with buyers missing out on the 274kW and 510Nm engine which powers sedan variants – as well as the Kia Stinger.
Dimensions
Despite the extended roof, the external dimensions of the Shooting Brake are identical to the sedan, measuring up at 4685mm in length, 1850mm wide and 1400mm tall, while riding on a 2835mm wheelbase.
Boot space has grown by just over 40 per cent, up from the sedan's 330 litres with back seats up to 465 litres – slightly down on the BMW 3 Series wagon which boasts a 500 litre capacity.
Safety
In addition to its 10 airbags and a five-star ANCAP safety rating, the G70's range of safety technology includes:
Forward attention warning (FAW) |
Driver attention warning (DAW) with leading vehicle departure alert (LVDA) |
Forward collision-avoidance assist (FCA) with junction turning function (FCA-JT) |
Rear cross-traffic collision-avoidance assist (RCCA) |
Blind-spot collision-avoidance assist rear (BCA-R) |
Smart cruise control including stop & go function (SCC w/ S&G) |
Blind-spot view monitor (BVM) |
Lane keeping assist (LKA) |
Lane following assist (LFA) |
High beam assist (HBA) |
Intelligent front-lighting system (IFS) |
Surround view monitor (SVM) |
Multi collision brake (MCB) |
Safe exit warning (SEW) |
Rear occupant alert (ROA) |
Warranty and servicing
As with other Genesis models, the G70 Shooting Brake includes a five-year/unlimited-kilometre warranty, also receiving the Genesis-To-You concierge/courtesy vehicle service, valet service and 24/7 roadside assistance.
Also included in the purchase of a G70 is free scheduled logbook servicing in the first five years or 50,000km of ownership, covering labour and parts when services are undertaken at a Genesis dealer.
Availability
The Genesis G70 Shooting Brake is on sale now in showrooms across Australia.
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