Their high safety ratings are thanks in part to the many standard and available driver-assistance features they share. Some of them could include:

• Forward Collision-Avoidance Assist
• Pedestrian Detection
• Traffic Sign Information
• Lane Keep Assist

With these features on board, you can feel confident both on routine routes and new paths on your next road trip.

The Genesis GV70 goes one step further to help ensure your safety. When outfitted with the available Blind-Spot View Monitor, you’ll get a live video view of your blind spot in the gauge cluster as you prepare to change lanes. That will help make sure the coast is completely clear.

Feel that? That’s the supple comfort of leather-trimmed seating—available in both models. The Lexus NX offers a 10-way power-adjustable driver's seat, so you can personalize your support. In the Genesis GV70, however, you can opt for a 12-way power driver seat for a few more ways to customize your comfort.

Whether you’re getting the band back together or heading to the airport with all your bags, you’ll need an SUV with plenty of cargo space. The Lexus NX delivers up to 46.9 cubic feet of storage, while the Genesis GV70 makes room for all your gear with 56.9 cubic feet of maximum cargo space.

If you’re looking for a new way to get to work or to your favorite art gallery, only the Genesis GV70 comes standard with a Navigation system. You’ll need to opt for an available package to get it with the NX.

They’ll both put your directions on a touchscreen that spans about 14 inches and will provide other apps, including:

• Android Auto™
• Apple CarPlay®
• SiriusXM® Radio
• Bluetooth®

With these integration features on board, you can seamlessly toggle your infotainment while you’re on the road.

Hit the gas and hold on tight. The 2.5L Turbocharged I4 engine standard in the Genesis GV70 cranks out 300 horsepower. Compare that to the 2.5L in-line 4-cylinder engine standard in the Lexus NX that’s only capable of 203 horsepower.

The Lexus NX makes a valiant effort to keep up with the Genesis GV70. However, with more standard horsepower on board, drivers will experience quicker acceleration in the GV70, leaving the NX in the dust.

If you want more power, each model offers an additional all-gas-powered engine. The 2.4L Turbo in-line 4-cylinder engine available in the NX produces an impressive 275 horsepower. Still, you’ll get even more power with the 3.5L twin-turbocharged V6 in the GV70. It kicks out a potent 375 horsepower.

Everyone will know you mean business in the Genesis GV70. It’s available with a dual exhaust, which lets out a distinctive purr. It’s sure to have everyone doing a double take as you pull out of the parking lot.