Hyundai CEO Chang shifts resources to pursue EVs

The Ioniq 5 crossover, on sale now, starts the wave of EV offerings from Hyundai.

December 20, 2021 05:00 AM

Hot-selling Hyundai has successfully checked off a long to-do list as the mass-market brand and its Genesis luxury stablemate have moved up the sales chart. Higher quality? Check. Better design? Check. More crossovers? Done and done. A fuller premium portfolio? Roger.

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