Hyundai's Massive Offensive. It Is Preparing 41 New Products for Europe by the End of the Decade
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Hyundai Motor has announced plans to launch 41 new models in European markets by the end of the decade, some under the Genesis brand, and is also counting on a significant increase in sales of electric vehicles.
Hyundai presented its growth plan at its CEO Investor Day 2026 mid-week. The South Korean manufacturer reaffirmed its goal of selling 5.55 million vehicles worldwide by 2030, representing a global market share of 6 percent. Furthermore, the company aims to achieve a 60 percent share of electrified vehicles in its sales mix by the end of the decade, according to the accompanying press release. This figure was 23 percent in 2025. Hyundai is planni…
According to information released by Autocar following Hyundai Motor's investor meeting on August 26, the plan includes a small electric SUV developed specifically for Europe, a mid-size electric SUV and new commercial vehicles.
The largest Korean automaker is doing well this year and is planning a large-scale offensive in the near future. It will launch 100 new cars worldwide, starting this year with the Ioniq 3 and Tucson models.
While some Asian manufacturers are reducing their ambitions in Europe in the face of the rapid growth of Chinese brands, Hyundai intends to do just the opposite. The Korean manufacturer has presented its strategy until the end of this decade and our continent will have a particularly important role, with a product offensive that will affect virtually all segments. Between Hyundai and Genesis, its premium brand, the group aims to launch 41 new or…
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