Genesis goes electric-only in Europe — temporarily — as hybrids gain in importance

A front-side view of a silver Genesis GV70 EV during road testing — The Genesis GV70 is the brand's topseller in Europe, with a volume of 1,387 last year. The full-electric version of the car accounted for 45 percent of those sales. (GENESIS)

January 29, 2025 04:00 AM

Hyundai’s premium brand, Genesis, is going electric-only in Europe this year but will resume sales of models with combustion engines once a new range of hybrids becomes available.

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