As you step inside these luxury SUVs, you’ll find all the bells and whistles needed to keep you happy. Both models offer standard seating for five riders and available leather upholstery. They also come with a similar amount of front legroom to stretch out. The Genesis GV70 comes with 41.3 inches, while the GLB offers 41.1 inches.

Once you dig into the infotainment systems, you’ll notice the benefit of choosing the Genesis GV70. It starts with the 14.5-inch HD touchscreen infotainment display, which is bound to show more than the standard 7-inch screen in the Mercedes-Benz GLB.

Still, both models provide access to the same technologies, which include:

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

When your favorite song comes on, you can turn each SUV into your very own concert venue. The Mercedes-Benz GLB is available with a Burmester® Surround Sound System that includes 12 high-quality speakers. The Lexicon® Premium Audio System—available with the Genesis GV70—comes with 18 immersive speakers that put you right in the front row.

They both offer safety systems that include:

• Driver Attention Warning
• Evasive Steering Assist
• Traffic Sign Information
• Lane Keeping Assist
• High Beam Assist

An attentive copilot could always come in handy, which is why both vehicles come with an advanced driver attention alert system. Both Driver Attention Warning in the GV70 and ATTENTION ASSIST® in the GLB can detect drowsy or distracted driving and provide an alert, so you can refocus on the road or pull over for a break, if needed.

When it comes to parking, both vehicles offer a system that can automatically steer into a suitable space. The Genesis GV70, however, can do it when you’re outside the vehicle. It’s true! The available Remote Smart Parking Assist can pull into or out of any suitable space with just the press of a button on your key fob.

A powerful, sports car-like performance is what you’ve been dreaming about—and the Genesis GV70 delivers. Its standard 2.5L Turbocharged I4 engine pumps out 300 horsepower and 311 lb-ft of torque, while the standard 2.0L inline-4 turbo engine in the GLB maxes out at just 221 horsepower and 258 lb-ft of torque.

Both models also put the sport in sport utility vehicle. They’re both available with a dual exhaust that lets out an aggressive purr, so everyone will know your intentions.

Capability comes naturally to the 2022 Genesis GV70. It comes standard with All Wheel Drive, so you can take on slick streets and travel to remote campsites with ease. Plus, when paired with its limitless powertrain, your ride will feel smooth and effortless.

The Mercedes-Benz GLB only makes All Wheel Drive an available option.