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Hyundai's First EREV Lands In The Santa Fe, Chasing 600 Miles
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Hyundai says its boxy Santa Fe will become the brand’s first extended-range electric vehicle (EREV) after confirming the three-row SUV at its annual CEO Investor Day in Seoul. Under the plan, the Santa Fe EREV is projected to deliver up to 600 miles on a single refueling-free stretch, positioning it as a middle step for buyers wary of range anxiety. Slated for the first half of 2027 as a likely 2028 model, production will take place at Hyundai’s Alabama plant where the Santa Fe is already built. The EREV uses a dual-motor all-wheel-drive layout and Hyundai’s new proprietary battery with high-performance Mid-nickel NCM cells.
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