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Hyundai Motor Group is furthering its commitment to a greener future. Working with Glovis America, it has recently introduced 21 Hyundai XCIENT hydrogen-powered electric semi-trucks to facilitate clean logistics operations. Hyundai reports that these zero-emission trucks will carry vehicle parts from suppliers in the region to its Metaplant facility.

 
Electric vehicles (EVs) have recently taken the automotive industry by storm, driven by technological advancements and heightened environmental concerns. Despite their numerous advantages, some misconceptions and myths exist surrounding electric cars.

 
Hyundai Motor America is introducing Evolve+, an all-new subscription service that aims to drive more people into the all-electric revolution. With popular models like Kona EV and IONIQ 5, Hyundai hopes to attract even more customers by offering an all-in-one subscription service. The recently announced Evolve+ received a warm welcome from audiences at the Chicago Auto Show. Although currently accessible in only six states and seven cities, this exclusive program marks an important step forward for Hyundai and the world of EVs.

 
A brand-new one-time-only payment subscription service via an application you can download on your phone has been launched by Hyundai called the Evolve+ EV. The app will include a variety of amenities that every person needs for their new vehicle purchase. The app includes features such as car insurance, roadside maintenance, and roadside assistance.

Hyundai is now focused on the problem of range within what it aims to do in the future. The idea is to increase how much range of their current EV options by half again.

The Hyundai IONIQ 5 has racked up a number of prestigious awards. This electric-powered SUV continues to impress the automotive community. In fact, it was recently named Car and Driver's 2022 EV of the Year.

 
Electric vehicles are becoming increasingly popular as America's companies reach for a greener future. This energy-saving vehicle that converts energy from the battery to electricity is touted to be a clean, environmentally friendly transportation option. Electric vehicles have been proven to have a much lower effect on the environment than gas-powered cars. Many people are considering purchasing a vehicle that runs on electricity rather than gasoline.

 
Hyundai expects its new electric vehicle facility in Georgia to open in 2025. The automaker has invested over $5.5 billion into this complex dedicated to the sole development of electric vehicles. This recent investment shows us the latest in a wave of auto investments that have flowed to the US South. When they fully ramp it up, this auto factory has capabilities of producing 300,000 electric vehicles each year.

 
Electric vehicles coming out for Hyundai in 2022 include the Kona Electric SUV, for example. There's also the Ioniq 5 electric SUV as well.

 
Hyundai developed their first purely electric vehicle in 1991. That was the Sonata Electric Vehicle. Hyundai intended to develop 6 electric vehicles for testing by the end of 1992.