Juliane Wittek – electrive.com

Beijing Hyundai gives update on new electric SUV

The production model of the electric SUV, formerly known as the Elexio, will be called the EO and is scheduled to hit the Chinese market in September 2025. Beijing Hyundai reportedly plans to launch more than five all-electric models priced between 100,000 and 300,000 yuan over the next three years.

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