Hyundai bets on car-sharing to promote its EVs

Hyundai conducted a test in Amsterdam with 100 units of the Ioniq full-electric vehicle through a joint venture with Car4Share last year.

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Hyundai is studying the launch of a car-sharing system using electric vehicles, something that BMW, Mercedes-Benz, Peugeot and Renault already offer in Europe and the United States.

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