Has anyone else experienced their Genesis GV60 pulling to the right at low speeds?

[GV60P4TY]

My car (2023 GV60 Performance AWD) seems to drift slightly to the right only when going under 15 mph. The steering wheel is straight, but the car itself is heading right. This issue disappears at higher speeds, around 30-40 mph, and doesn't occur on the freeway.

I've had the alignment checked twice, and while it seems to have improved slightly, the problem persists. I'm wondering if anyone else has encountered this specific issue with their GV60 at low speeds.

 

[jeff585]

My car (2023 GV60 Performance AWD) seems to drift slightly to the right only when going under 15 mph. The steering wheel is straight, but the car itself is heading right. This issue disappears at higher speeds, around 30-40 mph, and doesn't occur on the freeway.

I've had the alignment checked twice, and while it seems to have improved slightly, the problem persists. I'm wondering if anyone else has encountered this specific issue with their GV60 at low speeds.

Don't recall anyone here mentioning anything like that

 

[dani-gv60]

My car (2023 GV60 Performance AWD) seems to drift slightly to the right only when going under 15 mph. The steering wheel is straight, but the car itself is heading right. This issue disappears at higher speeds, around 30-40 mph, and doesn't occur on the freeway.

I've had the alignment checked twice, and while it seems to have improved slightly, the problem persists. I'm wondering if anyone else has encountered this specific issue with their GV60 at low speeds.

Try to turn off lane assist (or any assist) and see if it helps . I haven't noticed anything, but the way you have described it, looks like the car is doing wrong correction.

 

[GV60P4TY]

Thanks! I actually turned off all the driver assistance features. Here's the strange part: after my first alignment, the pulling issue disappeared. However, it recently came back after I used the "self-driving" cruise control. This makes me wonder if there could be a problem with the car's sensors.

I've already scheduled a service appointment with my local dealer , but the earliest appointment is on July 11th.

 

[skiingj]

Thanks! I actually turned off all the driver assistance features. Here's the strange part: after my first alignment, the pulling issue disappeared. However, it recently came back after I used the "self-driving" cruise control. This makes me wonder if there could be a problem with the car's sensors.

I've already scheduled a service appointment with my local dealer , but the earliest appointment is on July 11th.

I've not noticed anything like it in 13k miles. I do have the slight wheel shake at high speeds which is likely the tires. A month wait for service, holly cow.

 

[GV60P4TY]

yeap, still is a Hyundai dealership and mentality.