Hyundai Motor Company (HMC) has launched its N Hyper Chargers at the Nürburgring in Germany. The two chargers will offer ultra-fast EV charging for driving enthusiasts at the Green Hell, making high-performance EV experiences more accessible.
The two chargers feature four charging points, allowing for vehicles to charge simultaneously. They have a maximum 400kW DC output, and can charge from 10% to 80% in just 18 minutes, as tested on the Ioniq 5 N and Ioniq 6 N. Racers don’t need an N car to use the facilities, though, because the chargers work with all brands of EVs, not just Hyundai.
The N Hyper Chargers are located at the Tourist Drive entrance and began operations on March 14, 2026. HMC’s initiative is part of the company’s roadmap to making a complete performance ecosystem for the EV era. The installation at the Nürburgring marks the first global expansion of the company’s high-performance charging, following its debut at the Inje Speedium in South Korea in 2023.
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“Hyundai has proven the potential of high-performance EVs with Ioniq 5 N and Ioniq 6 N. The N Hyper Chargers are a part of our efforts to build the infrastructure needed to fully unleash this potential,” says HMC N Management Group vice president Joon Park. “We hope this milestone empowers more car enthusiasts to conquer every corner of this Green Hell, utilizing the full potential of electric performance. Hyundai remains committed to creating a high-performance EV ecosystem for all, ensuring the thrill of driving never fades in the era of electrification.”
