Hyundai Electrified Vehicles

Electric

Electric vehicles (EVs) powered solely by batteries offer quick acceleration and responsive handling. They are equipped with larger batteries than plug-in hybrids or standard hybrids, providing a significantly longer electric range. Regenerative braking also helps extend this range.
The battery is recharged by plugging into an outlet, and charging speed varies based on the vehicle and charger type. Some models are capable of ultra-fast charging with high-voltage DC chargers, making them among the fastest to recharge. Additionally, certain EV trims can power external devices using "Vehicle-to-Load" mode.

Advantage

No more stopping at the gas pump

Charge at home, work or one of the growing number of charging stations.
No oil changes

And no transmission fluid maintenance.
Zero tailpipe emissions

Drive toward a greener tomorrow.
Quick acceleration

The electric motor smoothly delivers instant torque.
Regenerative braking

Brakes convert energy into electricity, which charges the battery.

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Plug-in hybrid

Plug-in hybrids combine a battery-powered motor with a gas engine and feature larger batteries than standard hybrids, allowing for the option to drive in all-electric mode. They also offer an extended overall range and higher power.
The battery can be recharged via an outlet, and regenerative braking helps maximize driving range

Advantage

HOV lane

Drive solo in carpool lanes where available.
All-electric mode

Save money on gas by using only electric power for short distances.
Regenerative braking

Brakes convert energy into electricity, which charges the battery.

Hybrid

Hybrids can use their gas engine and electric motor independently or in combination, depending on driving speed. This flexibility generally results in better fuel efficiency than traditional gas-only vehicles. The motor’s battery recharges solely through regenerative braking, eliminating the need to plug into an outlet.

Advantage

Better MPG

At lower speeds, the vehicle uses more electric power and less gas.
Regenerative braking

Brakes convert energy into electricity, which helps recharge the battery.

Fuel cell

Fuel cell vehicles, like electric vehicles, run solely on a battery-powered motor. However, instead of plugging in, the battery is recharged by a fuel cell stack that converts hydrogen into electricity, with water as the only emission.

Advantage

Five minutes to refuel

Filling up with hydrogen is just as easy as pumping gas.
Zero emissions

The only thing coming out of the tailpipe is water.
HOV lane

Drive solo in carpool lanes where available.

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