Autocar iconAutocarAug 26, 2026 ~1 min source read

Hyundai and Genesis to launch 41 new cars in Europe by 2030

New models will include a region-specific small electric SUV, a mid-sized electric SUV and commercial vehicles, Hyundai executives told analysts at the firm's annual investor day on 26 August. Hyundai has lagged sibling brand Kia on electric launches, contributing to a widening sales gap between the two marques.

Hyundai and Genesis to launch 41 new cars in Europe by 2030

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New models will include a region-specific small electric SUV, a mid-sized electric SUV and commercial vehicles, Hyundai executives told analysts at the firm's annual investor day on 26 August.

New combustion-engined model launches include the new i20 hatchback based on a version of the recently revealed Brazilian model as well as a larger replacement for the Tucson compact SUV, the firm's...

Hyundai has lagged sibling brand Kia on electric launches, contributing to a widening sales gap between the two marques.

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New models will include a region-specific small electric SUV, a mid-sized electric SUV and commercial vehicles, Hyundai executives told analysts at the firm's annual investor day on 26 August. Hyundai has lagged sibling brand Kia on electric launches, contributing to a widening sales gap between the two marques. However, the company aims to reverse that with an EV push that starts with the new European-built Ioniq 3 later this year, followed by the Europe-specific small SUV.

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  • New combustion-engined model launches include the new i20 hatchback based on a version of the recently revealed Brazilian model as well as a larger replacement for the Tucson compact SUV, the firm's...

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Big rollout will include a Europe-specific small SUV, a new i20 and much more Hyundai Motor including its premium Genesis division has promised to launch 41 new or refreshed models in Europe by 2030 as it commits to a region that other Asian brands have begun to deprioritise in the face of Chinese competition.

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