The Genesis GV60 phone mount picture is simpler than the GV70 or GV80 in one sense and trickier in another. There is only one true custom-fit option worth buying, but the GV60’s tight coupe-SUV cabin rules out a mounting location that works well in most other cars.
The GV60 arrived in North America for the 2023 model year with a curved dual-screen dash, a 12.3-inch digital gauge cluster paired with a 14.5-inch infotainment display. Genesis then redesigned the GV60 for 2026, replacing that dual-screen layout with a single 27-inch OLED panel, similar to the update the GV70 and GV80 already received. If your GV60 is a 2023 through 2025 model, the custom mount below is built for your exact dash. If you have a 2026 or newer GV60, that display change means the custom mount will not seat correctly, and a universal option is the safer route until a mount built for the new bezel becomes available.
One mounting location needs a caveat before you consider it. The GV60’s front cup holders sit well back in the center console, behind the Crystal Sphere shift-by-wire dial, which puts a standard cup holder mount too far from the driver’s line of sight to be useful for navigation. A tall, height-adjustable cup holder mount closes most of that gap, though, which is why one is included below alongside the screen-clip and vent options that also work well in this cabin. For a look at the related GV70 and GV80, see our Genesis GV70 phone mount guide and our Genesis GV80 phone mount guide.
| Mount | Best For | Years/Trim |
|---|---|---|
| FICS Custom-Fit Screen Mount | No-adhesive fit on the dual-screen dash | 2023-2025 GV60 (dual-screen dash) |
| SYNCWIRE Suction Mount | Strongest universal hold, any year | All GV60 years (2023-2026) |
| andobil MagSafe Vent Mount | Compact placement that clears the console | All GV60 years (2023-2026) |
| LISEN Vent Clip Mount | Mechanical grip without magnets or a case swap | All GV60 years (2023-2026) |
| eSamcore Cup Holder Mount | Closing the reach gap from the GV60’s rear-set cup holders | All GV60 years (2023-2026) |
Best No-Adhesive Custom Mount for the 2023-2025 GV60
The FICS Custom-Fit Screen Mount is built for the original GV60 dashboard, the curved dual-screen layout with a 12.3-inch gauge cluster and 14.5-inch infotainment display that shipped from the GV60’s 2023 launch through the 2025 model year. FICS is a Korea based manufacturer that builds nothing but vehicle-specific phone mounts, and this one is reverse engineered from a 3D scan of the GV60’s dash. It hooks onto the display frame with a hook-based design rather than relying on tape, glue, or a vent clamp, so nothing touches the screen and nothing blocks the vents on either side.
The body is PC plus glass fiber rated to handle heat up to 248 degrees Fahrenheit, and installation is a two-step process: seat the lower edge of the bracket against the bezel first, then rotate the top piece down until it locks into place. FICS also includes optional extension bars in three lengths so you can bring the phone slightly closer to the driver’s seat.
Best Universal Suction Mount for Any GV60 Year
If you have a 2026 GV60 with the redesigned single-screen dash, or you would simply rather not commit to a screen-clip mount, the SYNCWIRE suction mount is the strongest universal option that works across every GV60 model year. It uses 18 N52 magnets in a dual-ring configuration to hold MagSafe iPhones directly, with a black and white magnetic ring included for phones or cases that are not MagSafe compatible. The three-axis folding arm and 360-degree rotating head give you real placement flexibility in a cabin where console space is tight, since you can position it on the windshield or the dashboard depending on which sightline you prefer.
The base uses a four-layer nano gel suction pad with a locking vacuum mechanism, which holds up better over repeated removals than a basic rubber suction cup. Because it attaches to glass or a clean dash surface rather than the GV60’s display housing, it is also the mount to choose if you plan to move it between vehicles or you are leasing the car and want to avoid anything tied to the factory trim.
Best Vent Mount for a Compact Cabin
The GV60’s cabin is tighter than the GV70 or GV80, and a vent mount keeps the phone close to the dash without adding anything to the already narrow console area. This andobil MagSafe vent mount clips onto the air vent slats rather than the glass or screen, holding the phone with a magnetic head that snaps MagSafe iPhones into place directly. A metal ring is included for phones or cases without MagSafe.
The mounting arm rotates a full 360 degrees, which is useful in the GV60 given how close the vents sit to the driver’s hand position. It is a lower-profile alternative to a suction mount for anyone who would rather not have hardware extending off the windshield or dashboard, and it installs and removes in seconds without tools.
Best Vent Mount for Non-MagSafe Phones
Not every GV60 owner runs a MagSafe iPhone, and this LISEN vent mount covers that gap with a mechanical clamp instead of a magnetic head. Curved hooks lined with anti-shake silicone rubber pads grip the phone directly, so there is no metal ring to attach and no MagSafe case to buy. The clamp opens wide enough to fit most phones between 4.0 and 7.2 inches even with a case on, which covers the larger Android phones that some magnetic mounts struggle to hold securely.
Like the andobil pick above, it clips onto the vent slats rather than the glass or screen, so it keeps the compact GV60 console clear and installs without tools. The 360-degree rotating joint lets you switch between portrait and landscape without unclipping the phone. For GV60 owners who want a vent mount but would rather not deal with magnets, metal rings, or MagSafe compatibility at all, this is the simpler mechanical alternative.
Best Cup Holder Mount for the GV60’s Rear-Set Holders
The GV60’s front cup holders are tucked behind the Crystal Sphere shifter, which is why a short cup holder mount tends to land the phone too low and too far from the driver’s natural sightline. The eSamcore Cup Holder Mount addresses that directly with a 15-inch height, noticeably taller than the typical cup holder arm, which brings the phone up and closer to eye level instead of leaving it buried down in the console.
The base twists to expand and lock into the cup holder without adhesive, and it holds fit even on rough roads thanks to the soft silicone grips and reinforced feet. A quick-release button lets you pull the phone free with one hand, and the cradle fits devices from 4.7 to 7 inches, covering most current phones with a case on. Because nothing touches the dash, screen, or vents, it is also a good option if you want to keep those areas completely stock.
How to Choose the Right Genesis GV60 Phone Mount
Start with your model year. The 2023-2025 GV60 uses a curved dual-screen dash, while the redesigned 2026 GV60 replaces it with a single 27-inch panel. A screen-clip mount built for the older dash will not seat correctly on the new one, and there is not yet a confirmed custom mount for the redesigned 2026 dashboard, so a universal suction or vent mount is the practical choice until one becomes available.
Cup holder mounts need a closer look in the GV60 than in most vehicles. The front cup holders sit well back in the console behind the Crystal Sphere shifter, and a standard-height cup holder mount will put the phone too far from your natural line of sight to be useful for navigation. The eSamcore mount above works around that with a taller arm, but even so, a cup holder position sits lower than a windshield, dash, or vent mount. Treat it as the right call for music and calls rather than turn-by-turn navigation, and lean on one of the vent mounts if glanceable navigation matters most to you.
Placement inside the GV60 also deserves some thought beyond just picking a mount type. The dash slopes more aggressively than in the GV70 or GV80, and the vents sit lower and closer together, so a bulky suction mount with a long arm can end up closer to the driver’s hand than expected. A vent mount avoids that problem entirely by keeping the phone tucked near the console rather than reaching out from the windshield. If you do go with the suction mount, test a few positions on the dash and windshield before committing to adhesive-free placement, since the compact cabin gives you less room to work with than a larger SUV would.
MagSafe compatibility is the other major decision point. If your iPhone already uses a MagSafe case, the suction mount or the andobil vent mount hold it directly with no cradle to squeeze open, and each ships with a metal ring for phones that are not MagSafe compatible. If you carry an Android phone or would rather skip magnets altogether, the LISEN vent mount and the FICS mechanical cradle mount for the pre-refresh dash both hold phones directly with a physical clamp instead.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will a 2024 GV60 phone mount fit a 2026 GV60?
No. Genesis redesigned the GV60’s dashboard for the 2026 model year, replacing the curved dual-screen layout with a single 27-inch panel. Screen-clip mounts sized for 2023-2025 models will not seat correctly on the new bezel.
Is a cup holder mount a good option for the GV60?
It can work, but with a caveat. The GV60’s cup holders sit far back in the center console, behind the Crystal Sphere shift dial, so a standard-height cup holder mount puts the phone too low and too far back to glance at easily. A taller, height-adjustable mount like the eSamcore pick closes most of that gap and works well for music and calls. For navigation you check frequently, a windshield, dash, or vent mount still gives you a more usable position.
Does the GV60 support wireless charging through a phone mount?
The mounts covered in this guide are holders rather than chargers. If you want wireless charging while mounted, look for a MagSafe-compatible charging puck to pair with either universal mount, since both use a magnetic ring system compatible with most puck-style chargers sized for a phone.
Is a custom screen-clip mount better than a universal one for the GV60?
For a 2023-2025 GV60, yes. The custom mount uses the exact display bezel shape, so there is no adhesive, suction cup, or vent clip involved, and the fit stays consistent through bumps and vibration in a way generic mounts cannot fully match. For a 2026 GV60, a universal mount is currently the only option, since no custom mount has been built yet for the redesigned dashboard.
Related Reading
If you drive a different Genesis, see our Genesis G70 phone mount guide, Genesis G80 phone mount guide, Genesis GV70 phone mount guide or our Genesis GV80 phone mount guide, both of which cover their own custom and universal options. For a broader look at magnetic options across other vehicles, see our Best MagSafe Car Mount guide. If you are considering a windshield or dashboard suction mount instead of a screen clip, our Suction Cup Phone Mount guide covers the category in depth.
