Hyundai Motor Company has presented its 2030 roadmap at this year’s CEO Investor Day. The Korean carmaker plans to launch and refresh over 100 vehicles globally, including updates to its N Line and Genesis stables.
Among the new models expected are the brand’s first extended-range electric vehicles, like the Santa Fe EREV, which will launch in 2027 and will target more than 965km of driving range. Other familiar nameplates set for a new launch in the coming years include the Tucson, Elantra, and Ioniq 3 (the smaller sibling to the Ioniq 5 in our market).
Hyundai also mentioned it is targeting spaces where the brand is underrepresented. According to the company, these ‘white spaces’ account for 29% of all automotive sales, leaving potential growth on the table. With that, the manufacturer says it is looking at body-on-frame models including a midsize pickup and light commercial vehicles.
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As for the N Line, Hyundai says it plans to add more models to the range and targets 100,000 annual unit sales by 2030. Meanwhile, Genesis will add a new EREV SUV to the lineup and will continue to provide more powertrain options following the recent launch of the sub-brand’s all-new GV90.
Of the multiple vehicles Hyundai plans to release, the company specified 58 launches in North America, 49 in Korea, 41 in Europe, 26 in India, and 22 in China. We should have a clearer understanding of what models the manufacturer plans to bring into our market as 2027 approaches.
“Our fundamentals have never been stronger,” said Hyundai president and CEO Jose Munoz. “Hyundai Motor Group is the third-largest automotive group and the second-most profitable, which gives us the ability to invest while others are pulling back. We are bringing more than 100 new models to market by 2030 with multiple powertrain options and raising our operating margin above 9 percent.”
