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Hyundai And Kia Showcase Temperature Control Technology To Boost Efficiency

The Koreans are coming up with innovative technologies to improve the efficiency of their EVs.

The Ioniq 6 will be the second EV from the Korean auto giant to get the N trim after the famed Ioniq 5.

The first teaser images emerged in April earlier this year and the reservations are consistently climbing.

The Polestar 3 will rival the likes of the BMW iX, Porsche Macan Electric and Jaguar I-Pace.

The Porsche Taycan Turbo GT-rival produces an astonishing 1,548 PS of maximum power.

With so many versions of the Hyundai Ioniq 5 already showcased, the XRT will be an off-roader for the mass market.

The Blue Oval is backtracking on its commitments as EV growth slows down.

Kia and Genesis also fall under the purview of Hyundai Motor Group which together crossed the 10% market share until July 2024.

The VW ID GTI will be based on the ID.2all which was revealed back in March 2023.

The electric hypercar makes a jaw-dropping 1,989 hp (2,017 PS) of peak power, 100 hp (103 PS) more than the standard Nevera.