Hyundai Ioniq 9, 3-Row SUV, 560-Mile Range by 2026
By Kevin Joseph
August 29, 2024
1. Hyundai Accelerates EV Plans: In a world where other automakers are scaling back, Hyundai has set an ambitious goal of achieving 2 million global EV sales annually by 2030.
2. Expansion of Hybrid Models: Hyundai is excited to announce the introduction of additional hybrid vehicles, which will help bridge the gap between traditional engines and electric power.
3. New Ioniq 9 in the U.S.: The Hyundai Ioniq 9 SUV will be manufactured in Georgia, which will have a positive impact on the local job market and make it eligible for tax credits.
4. EREV Introduction: Hyundai is excited to announce the upcoming launch of Extended Range Electric Vehicles (EREVs), which will bring together the best of electric and internal combustion technologies.
5. EREV Design: EREVs feature a gas engine that is solely responsible for charging the battery, while the wheels are powered by electricity, providing a delightful and fully electric driving experience.
6. Production Plans for EREVs: Hyundai has exciting plans to manufacture EREVs in North America and China by 2026, to produce 80,000 units each year.
This expansion will bring more opportunities and options for customers in these regions.
7. Impressive EREV Range: Certain EREV models can cover impressive distances of up to 900 km (560 miles) on a single charge, allowing for extensive travel opportunities.
8. Future EV Lineup: Soon, Hyundai has exciting plans to offer a wide selection of 21 electric vehicle models, catering to various price ranges and preferences.
9. Competitive Hybrid Market: Hyundai is delighted to announce the expansion of its hybrid lineup in the U.S., which will help address the current supply shortages by increasing local production.
10. Profitable Powertrains: By 2030, Hyundai is committed to achieving equal profitability across all powertrain options, which include hybrids, EREVs, and EVs.
11. Genesis Luxury EREVs: Hyundai is excited to announce the addition of new EREV SUVs to the Genesis brand, further expanding its premium offerings.
12. Competitive Edge in 3-Row SUVs: Hyundai and Kia are determined to establish their leadership in the 3-row electric SUV market.
13. Collaboration with the U.S. Market: Hyundai's strategy is centered around improving operations and meeting the demands of the North American market.
14. Expanding Hybrid Success: Hyundai is expanding its lineup of hybrid models, building on the success of the Santa Fe Hybrid and Sonata Hybrid.
15. Global EREV Competitors: Hyundai is embracing the EREV trend, just like Stellantis and Mercedes-Benz, as they get ready for the future of electric vehicles.