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Hyundai plans to introduce a range of extended-range electric vehicles (EREVs) to the U.S. market, starting with the three-row Santa Fe, with a total range exceeding 600 miles. The move reflects the transition of this type of vehicle from a category associated with the Chinese market to an option on which major automakers are betting to address range anxiety.
Genesis has revealed the GV90, a large electric SUV that serves as its flagship model, with a 123.5-kilowatt-hour battery and an expected range of around 500 kilometers, along with a luxurious cabin and advanced driving and entertainment technologies. The model is offered in a Neolun version with coach doors, while the company has not yet announced final pricing.
Hyundai Motor Company, including Genesis, plans to launch more than 100 new or updated vehicles globally by 2030, expanding its electric and hybrid lineup and adding its first extended-range electric vehicles. The plan includes new batteries, a plant using AI-supported manufacturing methods, and increased global production capacity.