The EV landscape is about to get a shakeup with Hyundai’s introduction of the Casper Electric, known as the Inster EV in Europe. Scheduled for its grand reveal next week, this small but mighty vehicle is Hyundai’s answer to the growing demand for affordable electric vehicles. The anticipation is palpable, and it’s not because it’s… Continue reading Hyundai’s New Affordable EV: The Casper Electric
Back in November 2018, Hyundai announced that buyers out of the initial release area of the 10 ZEV states would be able to order the vehicle through a dealership in one of those states. However, since then, Hyundai has released official range and efficiency specifications as well as pricing for the Kona EV, and demand… Continue reading Hyundai USA backtracks on offer to sell Kona Electric to out-of-ZEV-state buyers
Late last week, Hyundai USA announced the starting price for the long-awaited 2019 Kona Electric – the vehicle Hyundai is calling a ‘convention-breaking electric crossover.’ The Kona Electric starting price is just $36,450, and after factoring the $7500 federal tax credit in, has a net effective price of $28,950 plus a delivery charge. For an… Continue reading 2019 Hyundai Kona Electric pricing confirmed for USA
Hyundai Motors UK announced the KONA electric pricing and specifications for the soon-to-be-available sub-compact crossover EV. The smaller battery pack version of the Kona EV, with 39.2 kWh of capacity, will start from £29,495 – not including the £4500 plug-in car grant. The larger, 64 kWh version of the electric vehicle is available from £36,295… Continue reading Hyundai announces Kona Electric pricing for the UK
The upcoming 2019 Hyundai Kona EV has an impressively large 64 kWh battery pack – bigger than the Chevy Bolt by a little bit, and good enough to give it 250 miles of range – more than the 238 miles you can get in the Bolt EV. Charging time for the Kona EV is right… Continue reading Hyundai Kona EV gets 250 mile range rating in the USA
Just like the Kia Niro EV, the Hyundai Kona EV will be third powertrain option for the new vehicle. First, Hyundai will sell the standard powertrain version, followed by a plug-in hybrid Kona. Then, later next year, Hyundai will release a pure electric version of the Hyundai Kona crossover utility vehicle. Original reports were that… Continue reading 2019 Hyundai Kona EV will have 2 battery pack options
Hyundai is planning to launch it’s next-generation Ioniq compact EV in 2018 with a target range of 200 miles. That sort of electric range puts the Ioniq in line to compete with the Chevy Bolt 238 mile EV (set to go on sale any day), and Tesla’s upcoming Model 3 that will start shipping in… Continue reading Hyundai IONIQ next-gen EV to come with 200-mile range in 2018
