| Developers: | Hyundai Motor Company and Kia Motors Corporation |
| Date of the premiere of the system: | August, 2020 |
| Branches: | Transport |
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2020: Ioniq start - a brand for release of electric vehicles from Hyundai
On August 9, 2020 Hyundai announced start of the Ioniq subbrand under which electric vehicles will be developed and on sale. It is about creation of separate division by means of which the South Korean producer will master the new market. According to the similar scenario of Hyundai develops the Genesis subbrand focused on a bonus segment.
Within four years of Hyundai she intends to release the electric vehicles Ioniq 5, Ioniq 6 and Ioniq 7. Under odd indexes crossovers, under even — models with a passenger form factor will be on sale.
Ioniq 5 — the midsize crossover based on the Hyundai 45 EV concept car shown in September, 2019 will become the first innovation. This electric vehicle will enter the market at the beginning of 2021.
Ioniq 5 in 2022 will be followed by the Ioniq 6 sedan based on the concept of Hyundai Prophecy debuting in 2020. The third model of the electric vehicle, Ioniq 7, will appear in 2024.
Details is known of electric cars by August 10, 2020 a little. It is reported only that the basis of a new line will be formed by the modular E-GMP platform. The producer notes that its use guarantees an impressive stock of the course and high speed of accumulator charging.
As declares the management of Hyundai, the company sets as the purpose by 2025 to sell 1 million cars with electric motors in a year and to occupy 10% of the market. It should bring Hyundai to the third place in the world on the sales volume of environmentally friendly motor transport. World car sales in July, 2020 made 313,097 pieces that is 12.5% less in comparison with the same period of the 2019th.
After the statement for start of a separate brand for the market of electric vehicles of a stock of Hyundai on August 10, 2020 grew in price for 15%, and market capitalization of the company exceeded $35.4 billion. Last time before so high exchange rates at the auto giant were recorded in May, 2018.[1]
Electric vehicles
- System of operational and technology management of the distribution electric networks
- Revolta Engineering
- Drive Electro
- Drive Electro KAMAZ Electrobus
- Trolza
- Polytech Solar Electric vehicle
- Modulo Electrobus
- Tesla Model, Tesla Semi Truck- Tesla Motors
- Polestar - Volvo Cars Group
- Toyota Electric vehicles
- Audi e-tron (electric vehicle)
- Honda Electric cars
- Ford Electric vehicles Ford Transit Custom PHEV
- Volkswagen Electric vehicles Volkswagen Moia
- Continental
- Bosch e-axle
- EVlink Wallbox of Electrogas station
- Nissan Leaf Nissan Yandex. Car Concept
- Siemens eHighway Electric vehicles
- Catalyst E2 (electrobus)
- Dyson
- Roborace Robocar
- Mercedes-Benz Concept IAA
- Enevate
- Aston Martin RapidE Electric vehicle
- Jaguar I-Pace (electric vehicle)
- Porsche Taycan electric vehicle
- Enverge (electrocrossover)
- Manta5 Hydrofoiler XE-1 (water electrobicycle)
- Systems of accumulation (storage) of energy (SNE)
- Lity-titanatnye accumulators
- Li-ion
- Lithium-air accumulator (lithium-air, Li-air)
- Lithium-pol cells
- Li-ion cells, LIA (market of Russia)
- Electrical accumulator
- Accumulators with solid electrolyte
- Solid-state accumulators
- Starter accumulators (market of Russia)
- Portable accumulators (world market)
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