Hyundai presents a broad electrification and AI mobility roadmap at FISITA

Hyundai Motor Group used the FISITA World Mobility Summit to outline a technology roadmap spanning battery-electric, hybrid, extended-range electric and fuel-cell vehicles alongside AI-assisted development.

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Source published 05 Nov 2026 · Briefing published 6 November 2026

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Hyundai said its strategy keeps several electrification paths open so it can respond to different markets and customer needs. Executives also described combining conventional engineering with AI-based digital capabilities for future vehicle development.

The summit agenda covered software-defined vehicles, autonomous driving, batteries and energy infrastructure. Hyundai displayed a Genesis GV90, a Tucson, a battery pack, a hydrogen tank and a robotics platform; these were company exhibits rather than new production announcements.

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