News
Hyundai is launching the Ioniq 3, a new electric compact designed for Europe, with prices starting at €28,950. Two battery options offer up to 497 km of WLTP range, DC charging at up to 119 kW and, for the first time, optional 22 kW AC charging. It also features Android Automotive-based Pleos Connect, Plug & Charge, over-the-air updates and V2L.
News
Hyundai has outlined a clear growth path through 2030, targeting 5.55 million vehicles and a 60% share of electrified models in its sales mix. A fully electrified portfolio has been announced for Europe, supported by new battery and safety technologies as well as expansion in robotaxis and AI-powered manufacturing. Particularly noteworthy are a range-extender powertrain announced for 2027 and cloud-based battery management designed to significantly extend battery life.
News
Hyundai is cutting the cost of converting several models into taxis, with particularly significant savings for the all-electric Ioniq 5. The complete package, including a vehicle wrap, now costs €1,000 from conversion partner Intax, while the package without a wrap costs €750. Hyundai is also expanding its taxi offering with a replacement vehicle service for periods when a car is out of action.