Wiring Kit for Genesis GV60 – 7-pin & 13-pin Options

Our vehicle-specific wiring kit for the Genesis GV60 provides a safe, regulation-compliant electrical connection for trailers, bike carriers or powered accessories. The kits are crafted to match the model year, trim and electrical system so lighting, signalling and comfort functions operate reliably.

Technical features & highlights

The Genesis GV60 is a fully electric SUV with multiple motor options (rear-wheel or all-wheel drive) ranging from roughly 168 kW up to over 320 kW.
Battery capacity is about 77.4 kWh, with newer variants using 84.0 kWh; range (WLTP) approximately between 470-560 km depending on trim and equipment.
Braked towing capacity up to about 1,600 kg for suitable versions — important if using trailers or towing frequently.
Durable materials and waterproof connectors that resist corrosion and weather influences.

7-pin vs. 13-pin – which version fits best?

The 7-pin wiring kit covers standard light and signal functions: indicators, tail lights, brake lights. The 13-pin variant adds features like permanent power, charging line and trailer reverse lights — best if you tow regularly or use accessories needing power.

Installation & technical guidance

Included instructions – verify correct connectors, fuses and mounting points.
Route cable neatly; protect from moisture, heat and mechanical wear; seal connectors properly.
Install the socket where it’s protected from water splash or damage.
If vehicle has cameras, sensors or assist systems, check whether coding or activation is required for full functionality.

Why Weltmann KFZ-Teile?

Wiring kits specifically built for Genesis GV60 – precise fit and high quality.
Weather-resistant and durable parts that perform well over time.
Fast shipping, reliable stock and expert technical support for all your questions about installation and compatibility.

FAQ – Wiring Kit for Genesis GV60

Do I need a 13-pin wiring kit?

If you plan to use features like permanent power feed, charging line, or trailer reverse lights, yes. For basic lighting and signaling only, a 7-pin kit is usually enough.

Is coding or activation required?

Depending on trim and optional equipment (cameras, sensors), coding or activation may be necessary to enable all electrical trailer functions.

Can I install it myself?

Yes, with proper tools and careful work. Weatherproof connections, correct fuse setup and safe cable routing are essential. If you're unsure, seek professional installation.

Will installation affect the warranty?

No — using certified, vehicle-specific components and correct installation generally preserves the vehicle’s warranty.

How can I tell if my GV60 is factory-prepared?

Check vehicle documentation or inspect the rear (bumper) area for blank connectors or wiring points. These can indicate factory tow electrics preparation.