Abandon the ordinary and slide behind the wheel of the 2024 Hyundai IONIQ 6. This is an electric car that's anything but boring. Forget those clunky hybrids that look like they came straight out of grandpa's garage. The IONIQ 6 is sleek and futuristic, like something out of a video game.
Hyundai brings you two 2024 Tucson plug-in hybrid compact SUVs - the SEL and Limited, with a variety of exterior features, starting with the lighting. Both the SEL and Limited hybrids feature LED front turn signals, automatic headlights and high beam assist (HBA) that enhances your visibility, reduce driving burden, and prevents bright light blindness.
The 2024 Hyundai Tucson Plug-In Hybrid is one of the most favorable SUVs that is currently available. The reason being is that this vehicle offers sufficient interior comfort and great fuel efficiency. A number of technologies are integrated for entertainment and engagement purposes. Its all-electric mode will propel the SUV for 33 miles. Its LED light bar at the rear has blade-like aesthetics. There are also Daytime Running lamps at the front.
If you're a Hyundai fan, now is a great time to check out the 2024 Hyundai SUV lineup. Hyundai offers both compact and mid-size SUVs along with full-size SUVs that provide your family and friends with even more space. The Venue is the smallest SUV in the lineup, but it has a stylish look that makes it stand out. Another small option is the Kona, which is available with a gas engine or an electric motor. Both the Tucson and Santa Fe are the biggest SUVs from Hyundai. Not only can you buy either one with a hybrid powertrain…
If you're trying to decide between a hybrid, an EV or a plug-in, your decision may have just become a little more difficult as Hyundai recently introduced all three variants of its new Ioniq.
With Hyundai's plan to launch 26 green models through 2020 -- including approximately six PHEVs, two EVs, two hydrogen fuel cells and 12 hybrids -- we were expecting an exciting roll-out of efficient vehicles and the introduction to the Ioniq family surely did not disappoint.
If you follow the Annapolis Hyundai blog on a regular basis, you'll know we've been making a lot of posts as of late on the developments the South Korean automaker has been making on their H2 technology. As we told you last month, Hyundai believes that hydrogen fuel cells are the future of the automotive industry. Recently, Hyundai's chief of North American operations, John Krafcik, did an interview with Plug In Cars about the benefits of these zero-emission cars over EVs.
Hyundai recently partnered with H2USA in a public-private partnership that was created by the Department of Energy (DOE) which is meant to unite automakers, researchers and others to create hydrogen infrastructure here in the United States.
Even though many pieces of this initiative are only beginning to develop, Hyundai has been working day in and day out independently on the automaker's own hydrogen fuel cell cars. In fact, one has already been…
