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Genesis received two big wins in J.D. Power’s 2020 Vehicle Dependability Study (VDS). They were ranked #1 overall in the survey, knocking off last year's winners Lexus.
They also scored a win with its G80 in the Midsize Premium Car Segment.
This is great news for the brand as a whole and hopefully it leads to an award for the G70 too.
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GENESIS NAMED FIRST OVERALL IN 2020 J.D. POWER VEHICLE DEPENDABILITY STUDY
Feb 12, 2020
“In a constantly improving business like the automotive industry you’ve got to be there for your customers,” said Mark Del Rosso, Chief Executive Officer, Genesis Motor North America. “These awards, given years after these cars were initially sold, demonstrate our commitment to providing industry-leading reliability.”
The annual study ranks auto manufacturers and their products by problems per one hundred vehicles (PP100). The brand and car with the lowest level of problems wins the respective category. The Genesis brand won overall by achieving less than one problem per vehicle (89 PP100) during the past 12 months by original owners of their three-year-old vehicles. The 89 PP100 score represents a 34 percent better performance than the industry average. Specific areas of leadership include the driving experience, HVAC (heating/ventilation and air conditioning), interior and seating categories.
They also scored a win with its G80 in the Midsize Premium Car Segment.
This is great news for the brand as a whole and hopefully it leads to an award for the G70 too.
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GENESIS NAMED FIRST OVERALL IN 2020 J.D. POWER VEHICLE DEPENDABILITY STUDY
Feb 12, 2020
- Genesis leads the industry as top-ranked nameplate
- G80 leads Midsize Premium Car Segment dependability
“In a constantly improving business like the automotive industry you’ve got to be there for your customers,” said Mark Del Rosso, Chief Executive Officer, Genesis Motor North America. “These awards, given years after these cars were initially sold, demonstrate our commitment to providing industry-leading reliability.”
The annual study ranks auto manufacturers and their products by problems per one hundred vehicles (PP100). The brand and car with the lowest level of problems wins the respective category. The Genesis brand won overall by achieving less than one problem per vehicle (89 PP100) during the past 12 months by original owners of their three-year-old vehicles. The 89 PP100 score represents a 34 percent better performance than the industry average. Specific areas of leadership include the driving experience, HVAC (heating/ventilation and air conditioning), interior and seating categories.
