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As a world-renowned South Korean marque flying the flag for electric motoring, Hyundai is well known for its contribution to the world of electric vehicles. With the Hyundai Electric range offering exceptional economy, striking good looks and advanced technology, there’s every reason to admire the Hyundai line-up. From the Hyundai KONA, available with a 100% electric powertrain, to the IONIQ 5 which maximises efficiency by minimising combustion, there are plenty of models to explore. We’re thrilled to promote electric motoring, so please browse the new electric models from Hyundai below.
Battery Electric Vehicle (BEV)
BEVs are 100% electric vehicles that emit zero emissions into the environment. They promote clean driving and are ideal for anyone looking to live a greener lifestyle. BEVs have no combustion engine and instead come with a more powerful motor than hybrids. They deliver a smooth, quiet and reliable performance with fast-charging solutions available.
Hybrid Electric Vehicle (HEV)
If you’re looking for an efficient vehicle that doesn’t need to be plugged in, HEV models like the KONA Hybrid are ideal. They combine a full-size internal combustion engine with an electric motor and battery pack to improve fuel economy and lower emissions. Systems such as regenerative braking ensure no charging time is needed.
Plug-In Hybrid Electric Vehicle (PHEV)
As the name suggests, PHEV vehicles need to be plugged in to recharge the battery. They come with a much larger battery pack than hybrids which means you can travel further distances using electric-only power. There’s still a combustion engine, however, so you can stop and fill up the tank when needed.
