Everything we know about Hyundai and Kia’s new electric vehicle platform
Modular chassis design, 800V architecture, and the first cars are due in 2021. …
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Hyundai Motor Group has a new modular battery electric vehicle (BEV) platform for larger rear- or all-wheel drive vehicles. It’s called E-GMP and it sounds very impressive.Hyundai Motor Group
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Battery modules can be configured based on the needs of a vehicle.Hyundai Motor Group
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An annotated illustration of an E-GMP powertrainHyundai Motor Group
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This is the E-GMP rear drive unit. It incorporates the power electronics (on top) and the transmission (to the right).Hyundai Motor Group
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This is the front drive unit for all-wheel drive BEVs. The inverter is on the top and the transmission—which can completely disconnect from the axles when required—is on the bottom.Hyundai Motor Group
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An infographic explaining how E-GMP can power external AC devices and return power to the grid.Hyundai Motor Group
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Hyundai is spinning out Ioniq as a brand for electric cars, in the same way that it spun out Genesis as a standalone brand for luxury cars. It will launch three new battery electrics between 2021 and 2024.
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The first of these will be called the Ioniq 5, a crossover based on the 45 concept car that was shown at the 2019 Frankfurt auto show.
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