Hyundai unveils its 2030 electrification roadmap with over 18 hybrid models, the new IONIQ 3 for Europe, India’s first Hyundai EV, a groundbreaking Extended Range EVs with 600-mile (960 km) range and a mid-size pickup truck for the North American market before 2030.
Hyundai’s Bold Electrification Target
By 2030, Hyundai Motor plans to sell 3.3 million electrified vehicles, representing 60% of its total global sales. This aggressive roadmap includes hybrids, battery-electric vehicles (BEVs), and Extended Range EVs (EREVs), ensuring customers worldwide have a wide range of clean mobility options.
Expanding the Hybrid Portfolio
Hyundai will roll out more than 18 hybrid models by 2030, powered by next-generation hybrid technology.
- Hyundai Palisade Hybrid will debut with TMED-II technology, offering greater efficiency and improved performance.
- Genesis luxury hybrids will be introduced starting in 2026, merging efficiency with premium driving dynamics.
This expanded hybrid lineup will cater to customers seeking a balance of efficiency, affordability, and performance.
IONIQ 3: Hyundai’s New Mass-Market EV for Europe
Hyundai is doubling down on region-specific EVs, beginning with the highly anticipated IONIQ 3 for Europe. Designed for mass-market accessibility, it will feature next-generation infotainment and advanced SDV technology.
Key Highlights:
- Compact design tailored for European urban drivers.
- Seamless integration with Hyundai’s new Pleos Connect infotainment system.
- Positioned below the IONIQ 5 to capture entry-level EV buyers.
First India-Built Hyundai EV
In India, Hyundai will launch the country’s first EV developed locally. The model will be supported by a domestic supply chain, strengthening Hyundai’s long-term commitment to one of the world’s fastest-growing EV markets.
This move not only boosts affordability but also aligns with India’s government-led EV adoption goals.
Hyundai in China: Elexio SUV and New Electric Sedan
For China, Hyundai announced two localized EV models:
- Hyundai Elexio SUV – a region-exclusive EV SUV.
- C-segment electric sedan – tailored to urban consumers seeking affordable electrification.
These models underscore Hyundai’s commitment to building locally designed EVs for China, the world’s largest EV market.
Extended Range EVs: Over 600 Miles of Driving
Hyundai’s most ambitious EV innovation is the Extended Range EV (EREV), set to launch in 2027.
What Sets Hyundai’s EREV Apart?
- 600+ miles (960 km) range with optimized battery-engine integration.
- Uses in-house high-performance batteries and motors.
- Provides a full EV driving experience with less than half the typical battery size.
- Eliminates range anxiety while keeping costs lower than large-battery EVs.
This innovation makes Hyundai one of the first automakers to bridge the gap between hybrids and full EVs with an affordable long-range solution.
Pickup Trucks & Commercial EVs
Hyundai is expanding beyond passenger cars:
- New mid-size pickup truck coming to North America before 2030, targeting the heart of the U.S. truck market.
