US ElectricTrek Introduces Tesla Alternative 車 Ioniq 6, EV6, Volvo XC90 Recommendations
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Hyundai Motor and Kia’s electric cars have received rave reviews in the U.S., Tesla’s hometown. This is because a leading U.S. electric vehicle media recommended Hyundai Motor and Kia Electric Vehicles as an alternative to Tesla Model 3 and Model Y.
Electrek, a U.S. electric vehicle media outlet, ignited consumers’ interest on the 25th (local time) by introducing competing electric vehicles that can replace each Tesla model.
Electrek recommended the Hyundai Ioniq 6 and EV6 as alternatives to the Model 3 and Model Y, respectively. In the case of Model X, Volvo XC90 was introduced as an alternative model.
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Electrek said Hyundai Motor has set a new record for electric vehicle sales and is receiving rave reviews from automotive media, and that the Ioniq 6 shows a remarkable presence.
Strengths include mileage of up to 338 miles (544 km, EPA standard), 350 kW fast charging, and aerodynamic design.
In fact, the Ioniq 6 can be charged from 10% to 80% in 18 minutes by applying an 800V super fast charging system.
It has the highest level of energy efficiency and quietness in its class, a luxurious interior finish, and advanced safety specifications.
He won the top five stars in the Euro NAP, which is known for its strictness in safety. Advanced Driver Assistance System (ADAS) and wireless software update (OTA) support are also evaluated as advantages.
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The EV6 GT is attracting attention as a new alternative for drivers who were enjoying the straight-line acceleration performance of the Model Y, Electrek reported.
EV6 GT introduced that it demonstrated its performance by holding drag races with the best internal combustion engine sports cars of the time from Lamborghini, Mercedes-AMG GT, Porsche, and Ferrari on its global debut stage.
EV6 is well received in the North American market for its supercharger accessibility, competitive price, and original design.
The dual motor-based GT trim can drive 0→100km/h for 3.5 seconds, maximum power of 585 horsepower (430kW), and up to 528km (based on WLTP) per charge.
The 800V ultra-fast charging system can charge 80% in 18 minutes, and large indoor spaces, advanced infotainment, and 10-year warranty are also considered competitive.
Like the Ioniq 6, the EV6 also received a top rating of 5 stars in the Euro NCAP crash test.
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Currently, Tesla is starting to lose its monopoly position in the global EV market. Instead, Korea’s Hyundai Motor and Kia are strengthening their presence along with Chinese brands.
Hyundai Motor and Kia Electric Vehicles have been recognized for their marketability and technology by winning major automobile awards from around the world.
The Ioniq 6 not only won three World Car Awards 2023 but also won the highest rating, Top Safety Pick+, in the crash evaluation by the IIHS.
EV6 was also the first Korean brand to win the European Tea of the Year and the North American Tea of the Year.
The ‘Supercharger Network’, which was considered a key competitive edge of Tesla, is no longer an exclusive advantage.
Tesla recently opened its charging stations to competitors such as Ford, Hyundai Motor, and Kia. In North America, consumers’ options are expanding as related infrastructure such as charging and route guidance apps develop rapidly.