How Hyundai expects to buck EV downturn in Europe this year and grow in 2025

Hyundai CEO Michael Cole Congress 2024 Arc 2024 — Hyundai Europe CEO Michael Cole foresee full-electric vehicles to accounting for at least 20 percent of the automaker’s total sales next year, up from an expected 14 percent this year. (LUNASOFT)

June 19, 2024 04:02 AM

FRANKFURT -- Hyundai expects to buck the downward sales trend in Europe for battery-electric vehicles this year and is even more bullish about 2025.

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