Is my Genesis GV80 part of the fuel pump recall?

Short answer: If it's a 2021–2023 GV80, check your VIN. Genesis recalled many of them (23V630 for some 2021–2022 models, then 24V282 for 2022–2023) because the low-pressure fuel pump in the tank can fail. That can cause a loss of power while driving. The fix is a new fuel pump. If your SUV is part of this recall, the dealer fixes it for free.

Symptom: Rough running, warning lights, a no-start, or losing drive power while driving.

What to check first

1. Run your VIN for recalls 23V630, 24V282 and 26V229 at nhtsa.gov/recalls or on the Genesis site.
2. If it loses power, get to the shoulder safely and call Genesis roadside.
3. Book the repair and ask for a loaner if parts aren't in.
4. Come in with a nearly empty tank. The pump sits under the rear seat, and owners said a lower tank means less fuel smell afterward.
5. A gas smell for a day or two after the repair was normal for owners. If it lasts longer, go back.

Likely causes

1. Failing low-pressure fuel pump (recalls 23V630, 24V282). The pump's impeller can swell or deform and stop the pump. Dealers replace it.

What it usually costs

The recall repair is free.

Is it safe to keep driving?

Get it done soon. Losing power at highway speed is a crash risk. If it's already stalling or running rough, don't drive it. Have it towed. Verify with a mechanic or dealer.

DIY or shop?

Dealer. It's a free recall.

Recalls, bulletins and complaints in plain words

• Recall 23V630 (Genesis 016G, certain 2021–2022 G80, GV80 and 2022 GV70): the fuel pump may fail, causing a loss of drive power. Recall 24V282 (Genesis 022G, certain 2022–2023 GV70, GV80, G80 and G90): expands it to more vehicles. Dealers replace the low-pressure fuel pump. If your SUV is part of this recall, the dealer fixes it for free.
• Recall 26V229 (Genesis 033G, certain GV80 and other Genesis models): fuel may leak where the fuel pipe meets the fuel rail, which is a fire risk. Dealers tighten or replace the pipe for free. Check your VIN for this one too.
• NHTSA complaints: 31 keyword-matched complaints for Genesis GV80 2021–2023 (of 147 unique complaints queried, NHTSA complaints API by model year, queried 2026-10-20; keywords: fuel pump, stall, loss of (power, motive), lost power, shut (off, down), died).

What owners report

• In Recall Notice on Genesis Forums, owners talked through recall 022G on 2022–2023 models. One had it done overnight with a loaner and noticed a gas smell for about two days. Others waited on parts.
• In Genises recall on Genesis Forums, members explained that 022G expanded the earlier 016G recall, that the pump's impeller can deform in heat, and that the pump is under the rear seat. They suggested arriving with a nearly empty tank and noted the repair is free.

My take

My advice from the finance office: on a used Genesis, I print the recall history. A fuel pump recall that's still open is the first appointment, before the car goes home.

Vehicle focus: 2021–2023 Genesis GV80 (the same recalls cover some G80, GV70 and G90 models).

Safety / mechanic note

Losing drive power at speed is a crash risk. Verify with a mechanic.