Hyundai aims to double EV sales in Europe to avoid EU CO2 penalties

January 28, 2025 01:47 PM

A tan small car — Much of Hyundai’s increase in EV sales in Europe will come from the Inster electric minicar. (PETER SIGAL/AUTOMOTIVE NEWS EUROPE)

Hyundai Motor aims to double EV sales in Europe this year as it braces for changes to European Union legislation on CO2 emissions, the company’s chief financial officer said.

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