Hyundai to out-Toyota Toyota! Game-changing ‘Extended Range’ hybrids detailed that will leave the Toyota RAV4 Hybrid and Corolla Cross Hybrid in their dust as they take you from Sydney to Melbourne without stopping once to refuel

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Hyundai has confirmed the launch of its next-generation hybrid technology, which promises to outclass current conventional hybrids. Dubbed as Extended Range EVs (EREVs), the new fleet will operate similarly to Nissan’s e-Power vehicles, using the petrol engine solely to recharge the on-board battery. This means that only the electric motor, or motors, will drive the wheels, providing an EV-like driving experience with the convenience of refueling at regular service stations. Hyundai claims that these vehicles will be able to travel over 900km on a single tank, serving as a long-distance alternative to regular electric vehicles. The move is a direct response to the slowing EV market, with Hyundai planning to have the new technology in the global market by 2026.

Brands mentioned: Hyundai, Nissan, BMW, Range Rover, Toyota, Kia, Honda