Hyundai Kia and Ford have followed Stellantis in spelling out new strategies that will accelerate the development of electric vehicles (EV).

While Hyundai spelled out its move to grow its EV production capacity with new manufacturing facilities, sister brand Kia commitment to launch 14 new electric vehicles (EVs), including two pick-up trucks by 2027, in presentations this week.

Ford, meanwhile, has revealed plans to split its operations into two separate entities, specialising in EVs and internal combustion engines (ICE).

Login to continue reading

Or register with AM-online to keep up to date with the latest UK automotive retail industry news and insight.

Please enter your email
Looks good!
Please enter your Password
Looks good!
Click here to register
Forgotten password?

The latest AM industry special issue

Spotlight on the customer

In this issue:

What consumers really want - trends and habits dealers must understand to provide the right buying experience

Barriers to EV purchase - many private motorists need extra help before they take the plunge

Delighting used car buyers - it's essential for retailers to offer tailored experiences and great value

Aftersales customer care - valuable interactions are vital as dealerships face fishing in a diminishing pool

A customer-first future - Steve Young, ICDP MD, gives AM an exclusive insight.

Read now