Beijing Hyundai finalizes name of its all-electric SUV developed specifically for Chinese market On September 29, Beijing Hyundai announced that the all-electric SUV developed specifically for the Chinese market was officially named EO. “E” means spreading wings upward, while “O” draws inspiration from the essence of song, conveying the brand’s profound resonance with the values and aesthetics of Chinese users. Built on Hyundai’s Elec...

News  Updated at: 2025/09/30

Beijing Hyundai Motor Co., Ltd. Beijing Branch Renhe Plant (formerly Beijing Hyundai Motor Co., Ltd., Second Plant) Beijing Hyundai: Tucson L (2022-), SUV MUFASA (2023-), Sonata 11th Generation (2024-), MPV Custo (2023-), EV SUV EO (2025-planning); Engines; Beijing Hyundai: Elantra Lingdong (January 2016-production ended), Sonata 9th Generation (production ended), Sonata 9th Generation PHEV (2018-production ended), Sonata Hybrid (2016-productio...

OEM Plants  Updated at: 2025/09/29

Hyundai Motor Group Metaplant America (HMGMA) LLC Hyundai EV Ioniq 5 (2024-), EV Ioniq 9 (2025-); Kia, and Genesis brand EVs (planning); HV model (planning); EV batteries (JV with LGES, planning) Hyundai Motor Group EV, and JV battery plant with LG Energy Solution, Grand Opening in March 2025 - Battery production under Hyundai-LG Energy Solution joint venture planned for H1 2026 - After incremental investment and the announced USD 2.7 billion fo...

OEM Plants  Updated at: 2025/09/29

Hyundai WIA Corporation (Formerly WIA Corporation) Korea Jae-wook Jung (CEO) -An auto parts manufacturer in the Hyundai/Kia Automotive Group. It is the only Korean auto parts manufacturer that produces engines. -The company's business is divided into the following two categories Business Segment Products Sales % (2024) Sales % (2023) Automotive parts Modules - Modules and module parts 88.7% 34.2% Modules parts - 4WD parts- Constant velocit...

Major Suppliers  Updated at: 2025/09/25

Hanon Systems (Formerly Halla Visteon Climate Control) Korea Soo Il Lee (CEO) -A leading automotive air conditioning system supplier in Korea. -The company mainly supplies products to Hyundai, Kia, and Ford. -The company manufactures air conditioning, powertrain cooling, compressors, fluid transport, and hydraulic control systems. History 1986 Established as a joint venture between Ford and Mando Machinery (now Mando) of Korea. 1999 Ford t...

Major Suppliers  Updated at: 2025/09/25

Hyundai Thanh Cong Vietnam (HTC), Ninh Binh Plant Avante/Elantra (2011-), Santa Fe (2014-), Grand i10 (2018-), Tucson, Accent (2018-), Kona (2018-EOP), IONIQ 5 EV (2023-), Custin/Custo (2023-), Palisade (2023-), Santa Fe HV (2023-), Venue (2023-), Creta; Truck: New Porter 150 (2018-), Mighty N250 (2018-), Solati (2018-), Mighty 75S, 110S (2018-); Hyundai Thanh Cong Commercial Vehicle (HTCV) plant: Commercial vehicles, Buses; Engines (2025-); Asse...

OEM Plants  Updated at: 2025/09/19

EV7 E-GMP A 5-/7-seat mid-size electric crossover SUV. It will have a range of over 500km....

Model Launch Schedules  Updated at: 2025/09/18

EV4 E-GMP Compact electric sedan. Its codename is SV1. Its production model was displayed at the Kia EV Day held in Spain on Feb. and the New York Auto Show on Apr. 2025. It will have a range of over 500km....

Model Launch Schedules  Updated at: 2025/09/18

Jiangsu Yueda Kia Motors Co., Ltd. (Second Plant) (formerly Kia Motors Co., Ltd. (Second Plant)) Yueda Kia: Forte, Small-size SUV Yipao/KX1 (2018-), Pegas, EV SUV EV5 (2023-, Some models are for export); Engines; Yueda Kia: K2 (-2020), EV Horki 300E (2017-2019), KX Cross (2017-2019); Yueda Kia's second plant (Yancheng City), formerly Dongfeng Yueda Kia Motors Co., Ltd. (Second Plant) - An engine factory belonging to the plant started operations...

OEM Plants  Updated at: 2025/09/17

Jiangsu Yueda Kia Motors Co., Ltd. (Third Plant) (formerly Kia Motors Co., Ltd. (Third Plant)) Kia: K3, K5, KX3/Seltos, Pegas, MPV Carnival (2021-), SUV Sportage (2022-), SUV Sportage HV (2022-), EV EV6 (planning), SUV Sonet (2024-); Kia: K2 (-2020), K3S (-2017), K4 (-2017), Cachet (2017-2020), K5 HV (production ended), K5 PHV (2018-2020), K5 Pro (2018-production ended), KX3 EV (2018-2019), KX7 (2017-2021), K3 PHV (2019-production ended), K3 EV ...

OEM Plants  Updated at: 2025/09/17

GV60 E-GMP eM PF An EV-only compact crossover SUV. Produced at the Ulsan plant, it was launched in Jun. 2022. The RWD and 4WD models are available. The cruising range (WLTP mode) is 517km for RWD, 470km and 466km for 4WD model. The enhanced GV60 and the high performance GV60 Magma Concept were displayed at IAA Mobility in Sep. 2025 and will be launched in early 2026....

Model Launch Schedules  Updated at: 2025/09/16

Ioniq 3 E-GMP Subcompact crossover SUV under an EV-only Ioniq brand. Its concept model, Concept THREE, will be displayed at the IAA Mobility in Sep. 2025. Hyundai's new infotainment system, Pleos Connect, based on the Android Automotive OS (AAOS) will be available....

Model Launch Schedules  Updated at: 2025/09/16

EV5 E-GMP Platform unknown Compact electric crossover SUV. It was displayed at the IAA Mobility, and its orders were started in Sep. 2025. It is produced at the Gwangju plant in Korea. The FWD with a maximum output of 160kW is available. It has a range of 530km, 505km (WLTP mode)....

Model Launch Schedules  Updated at: 2025/09/16

EV2 E-GMP Subcompact electric crossover SUV. Its concept model was displayed at the Kia EV Day held in Spain in Feb. 2025 and the IAA Mobility in Sep. 2025. It will be built at the Zilina plant in Slovakia from Feb. 2026....

Model Launch Schedules  Updated at: 2025/09/16

Ioniq 5 E-GMP eM PF A mid-size electric crossover SUV under an EV-only Ioniq brand. It is built at the Ulsan plant in Korea. It was launched in Apr. 2021. The high-performance N that has a max output of 478kW was added in Sep. 2023. It has a range of 368km, 485km, 478km for the RWD version, 451km, 441km, 411km for the 4WD one, and 351km for the Ioniq 5 N. Hyundai aims to commercialize a Level 4 autonomous driving system....

Model Launch Schedules  Updated at: 2025/09/11

EV5 E-GMP Platform unknown Compact electric crossover SUV. It is built at the Gwangju plant in Korea. It was launched in Sep. 2025. The FWD with a maximum output of 160kW is available. It has a range of 460km....

Model Launch Schedules  Updated at: 2025/09/11

EV7 E-GMP A 5-/7-seat mid-size electric crossover SUV. It will have a range of over 500 km. It will be built at the Gwangmyeong plant....

Model Launch Schedules  Updated at: 2025/09/11

IAA Mobility 2025: Kia makes European debut of EV5, showcases full EV lineup On September 9, Kia announced that it will showcase its broad electric vehicle (EV) lineup at IAA Mobility 2025, including the European debut of the EV5. The fully electric EV5, a C-SUV, built on the E-GMP platform, offers up to 530 km range, 30-minute fast charging, Vehicle-to-Load (V2L) capability, and 1,200 kg towing capacity. Kia’s display also features: The Con...

News  Updated at: 2025/09/09

Ioniq 5 E-GMP eM PF A mid-size crossover SUV under an EV-only Ioniq brand. It was launched at the end of 2021 as the 2022 model. The high-performance 5 N was added in Mar. 2024 as the 2025 model. The cruising range (EPA mode) is 394.3km (245miles), 511.8km (318miles) for a RWD, 466.7km (290miles), 416.8km (259miles), 432.9km (269miles) for a 4WD, and 355.7km (221miles) for the 5 N. The facelifted 2025 model was launched at the end of 2024, and it...

Model Launch Schedules  Updated at: 2025/09/08

Ioniq 6 E-GMP eM PF Mid-size sedan under an EV-only Ioniq brand. It is built at the Asan plant in Korea. It was launched in Mar. 2023 as the 2023 model. The cruising range (EPA mode) is 386.2km (240miles), 581.0km (361miles), and 490.8km (305miles) for a RWD model and 508.6km (316miles) and 434.5km (270miles) for a 4WD model. The facelifted model that will be launched at the end of 2025 and the high-performance Ioniq 6 N that will be in early 202...

Model Launch Schedules  Updated at: 2025/09/08