Hyundai News & Events

 
Hyundai Motor Group continues to demonstrate its dedication to sustainability. Through its collaboration with Glovis America, 21 Hyundai XCIENT hydrogen-powered electric trucks have been deployed for clean logistics. Hyundai mentions that these zero-emission trucks will move vehicle parts from regional suppliers to its Metaplant facility.

 
The automotive industry has witnessed a surge in the popularity of electric vehicles (EVs) in recent times, driven by technological advancements and growing environmental concerns. Despite their numerous advantages, however, certain myths and misconceptions about electric vehicles persist.

 
Hyundai Motor America is introducing Evolve+, a subscription service that promises an exciting experience for those new to all-electric EVs. Recently unveiled at the Chicago Auto Show, it received a warm reception from the audience. While currently limited to six states and seven cities, this exclusive program marks a significant step forward for Hyundai and EVs.

 
In an effort to meet the growing demand for electric vehicle (EV) adoption, Hyundai has launched an EV subscription program. The program aims to make owning an EV easier and more affordable. This move by Hyundai is sure to help promote a greener future.

Hyundai promised that 50 percent more range will be available for electric vehicles. It is possible with the launch of its new platform. The increased range will be made possible through more efficient battery cells. It will also have over-the-air updates to the car's software.

If you are in the market for a new electric vehicle, you will want to check out the Hyundai IONIQ 5. It's just been named Car and Driver's 2022 EV of the Year. As the first EV in Hyundai's new IONIQ sub-brand, the 5 is setting the bar high for future models. The award is a testament to the 5's impressive range, comfortable and stylish interior, and cutting-edge technology that makes it a pleasure to drive.

It's no secret that electric vehicles offer a range of benefits, such as less noise pollution, lower CO2 emissions, and significantly lower running costs. With so much going for them, it can be tempting for drivers to happily buy an EV without giving a second thought to the total cost of ownership, but the more informed you are when making this decision, the better.

 
Hyundai has announced plans to build a $5.5 billion factory complex in Georgia that will produce electric vehicles. The factory will create up to 8,100 jobs, and the company believes the move will help it “lead the global electric vehicle market.”

 
Hyundai's lineup of fully electric vehicles is growing. Hyundai has been ramping up its efforts to expand its range of electrified vehicles in recent years. These electronic vehicles have amazing performance and brand-new technologies.

 
Hyundai first started developing electric vehicles in 1991 with the Sonata Electric Vehicle. This was a concept vehicle based on the Sonata sedan that had a top speed of 37 miles per hour and an all-electric range of 44 miles.