[LA 오토쇼] Hyundai Motor Company has revealed changes to the IONIQ 9, Inisium, and GV70 parts

Hyundai Motor Company showcased the Ioniq 9 and Inisium at the 2024 LA Auto Show on November 21. Jose Muñoz, COO of Hyundai, described the Ioniq 9 as smart and versatile, emphasizing its spacious three-row interior. The Ioniq 9 will go on sale in the US, Europe, and Korea early next year. It will be produced at Hyundai’s new plant in Georgia.

Alongside the Ioniq 9, Hyundai revealed the Inisium, a new concept hydrogen electric vehicle. Simon Rossby, executive director of Hyundai Design Center, explained that the Inisium reflects the company’s commitment to hydrogen mobility and sustainability. It offers a driving range of over 650 km and is designed for family use with a spacious interior.

What are the key features of the Hyundai Ioniq 9 that enhance its versatility for families?

Hyundai’s Vision Unveiled: Interview with Key Executives on the Ioniq 9 and Inisium at the 2024 LA Auto Show

Date: November 21, 2024

Location: Los Angeles, CA

News Directory 3: We’re here at the 2024 Los Angeles Auto Show, and Hyundai has just unveiled two groundbreaking models: the⁢ Ioniq 9 and ⁢the ‌Inisium. Joining us today are Jose Muñoz, COO of Hyundai, and Simon Rossby, executive director of the​ Hyundai Design Center. Thank you for⁣ taking ⁣the time to speak with us.

Jose Muñoz: Thank ​you for having us. It’s great to be here and showcase our latest innovations.

News Directory 3: Jose, let’s start with the ‍Ioniq 9.⁢ You mentioned it’s ​a​ smart and versatile⁤ vehicle. Can you elaborate on its features that support⁤ these claims?

Jose Muñoz: Absolutely. The Ioniq 9 is designed with ⁢families in mind. ​It boasts a spacious three-row interior, which can‌ comfortably seat up to seven passengers. This model truly highlights versatility—from family outings to daily⁣ commutes, it adapts to various needs. Plus,⁣ being an all-electric SUV, it aligns with our commitment⁤ to sustainable ‌mobility. We are excited to⁤ announce that it will be available for sale in the US, Europe, and ⁣Korea early ​next year, produced at our state-of-the-art facility‍ in Georgia.

News Directory 3: That sounds promising! Moving ​on to the Inisium, Simon, you described it as a concept hydrogen electric vehicle. What makes this vehicle special in terms of Hyundai’s future direction?

Simon Rossby: The Inisium represents⁢ our unwavering commitment to hydrogen ‍mobility and sustainability. It offers an impressive driving range of‍ over 650 kilometers, which is a game-changer for families seeking ⁢eco-friendly transportation solutions. The design focuses on spaciousness and user-friendliness, embodying our vision ⁢for practical, sustainable family vehicles.

News Directory 3: In addition to these ‌models, you have ⁤also introduced the GV70 partial​ modification and GV70 Electric. Claudia Marquez, ‌the COO of Genesis ⁢North America, highlighted its popularity. What feedback have you received from customers?

Claudia Marquez: ⁢ The feedback has been overwhelmingly positive.‍ With​ nearly 85,000‌ units sold in⁣ just three years, the GV70 has captured the attention of many. We’re seeing a growing demand for these luxury vehicles,‌ and ⁢we’re excited to roll out the partial modification models and the ​electric variant, with detailed pricing‌ and specifications​ coming ⁣in the first half of next year.

News Directory 3: Thank you all‍ for your insights. It’s exciting to see how Hyundai continues to ‍innovate in both electric and hydrogen-powered vehicles. We look forward to seeing how these models perform in the market.

Jose Muñoz: Thank you, we appreciate your interest in our ‌work.

Simon Rossby: Thank you!

Claudia Marquez: ‌ Thanks⁣ for having us!

Additionally, Hyundai introduced the GV70 partial modification model and GV70 Electric partial modification model. Claudia Marquez, COO of Genesis North America, noted the GV70’s popularity, with nearly 85,000 units sold in three years. Detailed pricing and specifications for these models will be available as full-scale sales begin in North America in the first half of next year.