2 weeks Ago By Surendhar M
Hyundai is gearing up for significant product expansion in India with plans to introduce a host of new electric vehicles between 2025 and 2027 The Indian car market is set for a wave of electric vehicle launches with Hyundai earmarked to play a leading role. Over the next three years, the Korean automaker is preparing to introduce a diverse lineup of EVs, spanning various segments to meet evolving consumer demands and the push for sustainable mobility. Here’s an in-depth look at Hyundai’s upcoming EV portfolio: 1.
Hyundai Creta Electric: Hyundai is set to enter the midsize electric SUV segment with a new model inspired by the well-known Creta. Expected in early 2025, this EV will target India’s expanding electric vehicle market and compete directly with forthcoming models like the Maruti Suzuki eVX, its Toyota counterpart and the Tata Curvv. This launch will be a strategic move by Hyundai to capture a broader share of the rapidly growing EV sector.
The upcoming Hyundai midsize electric SUV, expected to borrow the electric motor from the Kona Electric, is likely to deliver a driving range exceeding 450 km per charge. It could use a 45 kWh battery pack and the interior will be loaded with premium features. Also Read: Hyundai Offers Huge Discounts In November 2024 – Up To Rs.
2 Lakh 2. Hyundai Inster EV: Hyundai’s electric micro SUV, potentially launching in India in 2026 as the Inster is set to compete with the Tata Punch EV. Expected to provide a range of over 400 km in its top-spec trims, it will cater to budget-conscious EV buyers, targeting a price under Rs.
10 lakh. Built on an economical version of Hyundai’s E-GMP platform, this compact EV will look to make electric mobility more accessible in India’s entry-level SUV segment. 3.
New Flagship Hyundai Ioniq 7: Hyundai will unveil its new flagship SUV, likely branded as the Ioniq 7 or Ioniq 9 soon, taking design cues from the futuristic Seven Concept. With Kia recently launching the EV9 electric SUV in India, Hyundai may position the Ioniq 7 or 9 as a high-end electric alternative, giving buyers another premium EV choice in the large SUV segment. This addition would provide a luxurious counterpart to the EV9, catering to consumers seeking spacious and feature-rich electric SUVs.
Also Read: 5 Reasons Why Hyundai Creta Stands Out In The Midsize SUV Segment 4&5. Hyundai Grand i10 Nios EV & Venue EV: The second-generation Hyundai Venue is set for a mid-2025 launch, and an electric version could follow in the future. Hyundai may also consider a zero-emission variant of the Grand i10 Nios, aimed at competing directly with the Tiago EV in the compact electric car segment.
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