After a successful reception of the New Hyundai Creta its possible that Hyundai might facelift and bring in their globally famous EV Models to India. While the Creta EV is scheduled to be delivered to the users in February, here are the global models that Hyundai might plan to bring into the nation.

Creta Electric

The Hyundai Creta would be powered by a 51.4 KWH battery pack as well as a 42 KWH battery pack. The car would be able to have a range of around 473 km on a single full charge with the 51.4 KWH battery pack- (range of the other battery pack has not been revealed yet). The vehicle would be able to do a sprint of 0 to a 100 in just 7.9 seconds. Further the vehicle has also been provided with a Vehicle to load technology that helps the user charge their appliances on the go. Here are the details about other EV vehicles available in the market as of yet.

Hyundai Ioniq 5

Hyundai Ioniq 5 had been a proficient addition to the Hyundai’s global EV line up. The vehicle upon its launch won many accolades for Hyundai. Its possible that Hyundai might give the vehicle a minor middle of the production run design and features update. Its possible that the car might get new bumpers, a longer rear spoiler and newer alloy wheels. The vehicle is equipped with a 84 kw; battery pack , which would increase the vehicles range to 631 km on a single full charge as per ARAI.

Hyundai Ionic 6

Hyundai Ioniq 6 has been a venerable addition to Hyundai’s line up. the vehicle has several models the top of the line variant offers a range of around 342 miles and a has a power out put of around 320 hp. The car also has 20 inch alloy wheels that give it a unique look. The car has gained quite a lot of popularity for having a drag coefficient of 0.21 only. The car might get a new facelift and design additions in near future.

Hyundai Venue EV

The Venue EV could possibly be the next EV addition to the Hyundai’s lineup in India. Being based on the ICE version of the existing venue this car would most probably be priced to sit below the Creta Electric EV. Although Hyundai has not yet revealed any details about the car themselves its possible that the car might be launched in 2025 only.

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