Hyundai's 17 models - £12bn EV push

[OnlyYou]

The new platform was detailed as part of Hyundai's Investor Day presentation, at which the company outlined an ambitious £12 billion strategy to increase its annual EV sales to 1.87 million units, equating to a 7% market share, by 2030. Previously, the company said it planned to be selling 560,000 EVs by 2025.

The plan has three key tenets: "strengthening BEV line-ups, optimising manufacturing capacity and securing hardware and software competitiveness."

As well as ushering in a new EV platform, Hyundai said it will introduce 17 battery-electric cars – of which 11 will be badged Hyundai and six from luxury brand Genesis – in the next eight years.

Hyundai lines up 17 models and new platform in £12bn EV push | Autocar

Hyundai's new plan will bring E-GMP replacement, advanced autonomy and a wave of new electric cars

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This is pretty exciting! 17 new EVs over the next 8 years is a big push, to say the least. I am hoping they will have some new concepts and new cars they had never done before. I will not be in the market for a new car (assuming I get one this year) any time soon but maybe in 2030? Can't wait to see these cars!

 

[Matty]

Is there a list of these anywhere? I would be interested in seeing which of their models they will keep around or if they will reinvent some of the older ones to make them into EV models.

 

[OnlyYou]

Is there a list of these anywhere? I would be interested in seeing which of their models they will keep around or if they will reinvent some of the older ones to make them into EV models.

Not that I could find, no!

We will likely get news on them as they are being built. 17 models over 8 years is roughly 2 to 3 models per year so A lot of them will be repeats of the previous year.

 

[SammyD]

Is this just for the UK or across the board? 17 vehicles is not a lot when you consider that different models and made and sold in different regions.

 

[Matty]

Is this just for the UK or across the board? 17 vehicles is not a lot when you consider that different models and made and sold in different regions.

I didn't even think about that! I know there are some models we get that are different from the US. I guess it depends on which models they will be doing in general. I am guessing there will only be a handful of new ones in the UK.