Hyundai Hybrid and Electric Range

Introducing the Hyundai hybrid and electric range

Hyundai have evolved massively as a brand throughout the last decade; they now have an impressive line-up of technologically advanced vehicles that have proven very popular in every sector of the current market.

Unsurprisingly then, they are continuing their expansion into the new world with their growing range of hybrid and electric vehicles. Hyundai have been very pro-active in their model offerings, which gives customers plenty of choice when selecting a "green" vehicle that suits their requirements.

Below you can explore Hyundai's range of hybrid and electric vehicles, whilst discovering the differences between the powertrains.

Hybrid Cars

The KONA Hybrid is a self-charging hybrid, whilst the KONA Electric is 100 percent electric, with a range of up to 300 miles.

Green Hyundai TUCSON Hybrid Driving On Road

Whether you go for the TUCSON Hybrid or TUCSON Plug-in Hybrid, you're guaranteed an efficient, powerful and practical SUV.

There's been no compromise on spaciousness or 7-seater comfort with the Santa Fe Hybrid and SANTA FE Plug-in Hybrid.

Plug-in Hybrid Cars

Green Hyundai TUCSON Plug-in Hybrid Charging

Whether you go for the TUCSON Hybrid or Plug-in Hybrid, you're guaranteed an efficient, powerful and practical SUV.

There's been no compromise on spaciousness or 7-seater comfort with the SANTA FE Hybrid and Plug-in Hybrid.

Electric Cars

Practical and stylish, the IONIQ 5 is a fully electric CUV with an all-electric range of up to 298 miles.

The Kona Electric is 100 percent electric, with a range of up to 300 miles.

Another exciting, fully-electric Hyundai that mixes sleek coupé and saloon looks with cutting-edge style and technology.

A stylish SUV that features cutting-edge technology and has a range of up to 220 miles.

Benefits of buying an electric or hybrid Hyundai

Low Running Costs

The cost of charging your Hyundai, when compared to refuelling your Hyundai, is considerably less expensive. Road tax will be reduced too, whilst servicing could also see lower prices.

Zero Emissions

Electric cars are better for the environment due to omitting no tailpipe emissions. This has benefits such as being able to enter congestion zones for free.

Performance

Thanks to instantaneous torque, electric Hyundai models feature impressive performance, whilst hybrid models benefit too, with the help of the electric power aiding performance and torque.

What are the different types of electric vehicles?

Mild Hybrid Electric Vehicle Infographic

In MHEVs, a battery-driven electric motor assists an ICE in powering the vehicle.

Much like a MHEV, HEVs are self-charging and utilise an ICE and battery-driven electric motor, but possess the ability to switch between each source of power.

Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicle Infographic

PHEVs feature a larger electric motor and an ICE to offer a decent all-electric driving range. You'll need to plug in to recharge, though.

BEVs are all electric, meaning they use battery power alone. You'll need to plug in to recharge the batteries when energy is depleted.

Find your perfect new hybrid or electric Hyundai

Whether you're wanting to go fully electric or prefer the idea of a mild hybrid, hybrid or plug-in hybrid vehicle, Hyundai have an impressive range of greener cars to choose from.

If you would like to discover more about Hyundai's latest hybrid and electric vehicles or arrange a test drive of any of the models, please contact your nearest Evans Halshaw Hyundai retailer.