Hyundai Motor Co. and Kia Corp., South Korea’s leading automakers, said Wednesday they showcased the latest technologies involving their electric vehicles (EV) at the annual EV Trend Korea exhibition held in Seoul.
The annual trade show, now in its seventh year, is hosted by the Ministry of Environment to promote technologies and the adoption of EVs. This year’s three-day event kicked off at the COEX convention center in southern Seoul.
Hyundai Motor has set up special booths, named EV Benefit Zone and EV Experience Zone, where visitors can observe and experience the benefits of EVs compared with internal combustion engine models.
Visitors can experience Hyundai’s V2L technology, through which household appliances can be powered through electricity from the company’s EV models. Also, the company has showcased its revamped Ioniq 5 and Kona EV models at the venue.
Kia has presented three spaces themed on EV charging, space and technology, and sustainability, the company said.
Visitors can experience vario
us services and functionalities offered to Kia model drivers, such as over-the-air software updates and the company’s projects related to environmental sustainability.
Source: Yonhap News Agency