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How to Replace the Door Handle Trim on the Genesis GV80

Model: Genesis Gv80 MK 1, JX1 - Years 2020-2026

To customize your vehicle by replacing the trim behind the door handle, follow the instructions in this video and described below. First, access the cabin, pull the door handle towards you, and gently pry off the plastic trim panel behind it using a plastic lever. Then, take the new trim and position it in place of the old one, applying pressure to properly secure the clips.

Updated on 30 June 2026 by ScegliAuto

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