Has Hyundai turned its back on the internal combustion engine? ICE R&D unit closes
Hyundai has allegedly pulled the plug on internal combustion engine (ICE) development as it seeks to become an electric vehicle (EV) specialist.
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Hyundai has allegedly pulled the plug on internal combustion engine (ICE) development as it seeks to become an electric vehicle (EV) specialist.
Hyundai is reportedly so serious about its EV future that it is done working toward an internal combustion future.
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The engineers that worked on ICE development will now focus on future electric vehicles
Hyundai signals the end of the combustion engine with the closing of its engine development center, in a shocking move that relates to the recent company re-organization. According to Korean media, the automaker’s powertrain group was reorganized into an electrification development group.