"The Hyundai Motor Group's electric lineup in the United States is impressive enough, spanning the award-winning Ioniq 5 and Ioniq 9 and (hopefully next year) the compact Kia EV3. But in Europe and South Korea, the EV family is even more robust, including quirky compacts like the Hyundai Inster hatchback. Now, the family is due to grow even biggerliterally. Hyundai announced that it will debut its "biggest EV yet" for Europe the Brussels Motor Show in January."
""Continuing its commitment to electrification, Hyundai will launch new EVs in 2026, starting at the Brussels Motor Show with the world premiere of its biggest EV yet," the automaker said in a statement. "The new model will showcase state-of-the-art electric technology, including an advanced 800-volt charging system." And no, it's not the Ioniq 9; that's already for sale over there."
Hyundai will premiere its biggest EV yet at the Brussels Motor Show in January, featuring an advanced 800-volt charging system. The Hyundai Motor Group currently sells notable EVs in the U.S., such as the Ioniq 5 and Ioniq 9, with the compact Kia EV3 expected next year. Europe and South Korea have a broader lineup that includes models like the Hyundai Inster. The debut vehicle is expected to be the electric Staria van. The Staria has been available since 2021 in passenger and cargo forms with gas, hybrid, LPG, and diesel powertrains, and a more robust battery-powered variant is anticipated.
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