2025 Genesis G90

The 2025 Genesis G90 sits near the tail end of a generation that has seen a clear downward arc in complaint volume—from 24 in the launch year of 2017 to just 2 in the target year—reflecting the natural maturation and debugging of the platform over time. However, the recall trend tells a more nuanced story: recalls dipped to a low of 1 in 2020–2021, then spiked sharply to 6 in 2023 before settling at 4 in both 2024 and 2025, suggesting that recent regulatory scrutiny or supplier issues have kept recall activity elevated even as owner complaints have stayed minimal. The 2025 model's two complaints span "Unknown or Other" and "Electrical System, Wheels" categories, with zero crash or fire complaints reported, though the federal data does not specify root causes for either area. TSBs, at 21 for the target year, represent a moderate figure—down from the 2023 peak of 42 but roughly double the 2026 figure of 9, indicating that technical service guidance is still being issued but is tapering. The combination of very low complaint volume and no crash or fire incidents is encouraging, but the persistent four recalls—unchanged from 2024—mean buyers should verify that all recall remedies have been completed before purchase. On balance, the 2025 G90 appears to be a solid used buy, provided the seller can document full recall compliance; the low complaint count and absence of safety incidents position it as one of the generation's more refined model years, even if the recall count warrants due diligence.