Hyundai already announced the base price of the Kona EV, its new all-electric version of the Kona crossover, in the US last year at $36,450 before incentives. But it has now released all the prices based on the different trims. expand full story

Some automakers believe that there’s a convenience problem with charging electric vehicles and they think wireless charging might be the solution.

In that trend, Hyundai and Kia are unveiling today a new electric vehicle wireless charging system with autonomous parking. expand full story

Hyundai’s Kona Electric is highly anticipated in many markets as a rare, relatively affordable long-range electric vehicle.

Availability is still low, but now Hyundai has started ramping up production. expand full story

Electric vehicles enable owners to have more choices for the sources of energy to power their vehicles. EV owners have been known to adopt solar power at a higher rate than the rest of the popular.

Some of them even want solar directly on their vehicles – even though it’s not the most efficient place for it.

Hyundai and Kia have now unveiled a new solar roof for vehicles to launch next year. expand full story

Hyundai has done it again as it delivers an undoubtedly hyper-efficient all-electric vehicle.

The Kona Electric gets an official EPA range of 258 miles and efficiency of 120 MPGe. expand full story

The first boatload of Hyundai Kona Electric has arrived in Norway to be the first vehicles to be delivered to customers outside of South Korea.

The relatively affordable long-range EV is already making waves in the popular market for electric vehicles. expand full story

Hyundai is coming out with one of only a few new all-electric vehicles in the entire auto industry this year: the Kona Electric.

Now the Korean automaker has produced its first important batch of Kona Electric CUVs and started exporting the vehicle. expand full story

For a while now, automakers have looked to solid-state batteries as the next-generation of batteries to enable better electric vehicles.

There are many different timelines that could bring the technology to market and now Hyundai is getting on board by investing in a solid-state battery startup claiming a ‘breakthrough’ for commercialization. expand full story

Automakers have two main options when it comes to managing used electric vehicle battery packs: they can use them in energy storage applications or recycle them for the materials.

Hyundai announced a new deal today to do the former. expand full story

Norway is at the forefront of electric vehicle usage with the largest per capita Electric Vehicle adoption rate which is already putting the squeeze on the local oil industry. That’s why it’s not surprising to see global EVs debut there early and because of that, we now have a lot more information on the enticing Hyundai Kona EV expand full story