Electric Cars Guide

Electric cars guide

Fully electric.

Our fully electric range uses zero combustible fuel, running solely off an electric battery, meaning your drive is tailpipe emission-free. This doesn't hinder performance as EVs also deliver an exciting drive with instant torque and acceleration from a standstill.

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Plug-in hybrid.

The best of both worlds. Recharged like a fully electric and refuelled like a combustion. Plug-in hybrids give you all the flexibility you need with the ability to seamlessly switch between the combustion engine and electric motor.

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Hybrid.

With an internal combustion engine and electric motor, hybrids do all the work for you, naturally switching between the equipped electric motor and petrol engine. Charged by regenerative braking, hybrids don't require you to recharge your car, only refuelling at petrol stations.

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We believe Hyundai is the only brand that offers a range of high-quality electric cars that appeal to buyers across the entire market spectrum. There’s an EV for everyone in Hyundai’s line-up - from the great value-for-money INSTER to its forthcoming seven-seat SUV, along with cars that appeal to both family and business drivers alike.

- Ginny Buckley, Founder and CEO of Electryfying.com -

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All-new INSTER 01 49kWh

Battery Heating System
15" Alloy Wheels
Door Mirrors - Electric Adjustment and Heated with Power Folding Function
Heat Pump
Air Conditioning - Single Zone Climate Control

Woman walking past IONIQ 6 whilst parked.

Home charging.

When charging at home, you'll need to have the option to park off the street. Once your home charging station is installed, you can plug your EV in overnight, and wake up to a charged battery.

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Public charging.

Public charging stations are a great option for flexible EV charging. With different stations offering different charging speeds, your Hyundai EV's onboard systems and apps help plan your journey around the nearest available charging stations.

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How far can an electric car go?

The range of an electric car can vary depending on a number of different factors such as the size of the car's battery, external conditions and driving habits - to name a few. Understand the factors that impact your range and how you can optimise it.

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Access to public charging.

With a growing UK infrastructure, you can find public chargers at supermarkets, town centres, public car parks and motorway service stations.
Reduced tailpipe emissions.

Whilst driving electric your vehicle will emit zero tailpipe emissions, you'll be doing your bit for the environment, reducing your carbon footprint as you drive.
Charging time.

Charge at home with typically less energy-intensive charging or use ultra-fast charging points at public charging stations.
Conveinient home charging.

Take advantage of the added convenience by charging your car at home. You may even be eligible for government grants to install a home charger.¹
Driving experience.

EVs produce minimal sound when driving providing a smooth journey with the added benefit of delivering instant torque and rapid acceleration.

5-Year Unlimited Mileage Warranty.

Like every Hyundai, our battery powered vehicles are built to high-quality standards. That's why we back our quality up with a 5-Year Unlimited Mileage Warranty so you can enjoy the things you love in life, without having to worry about your car.

On top of that, the high-performance lithium-ion polymer battery is warranty-protected for 8 years or 100,000 miles, whichever comes first.