
Hyundai and Kia Hit a US Speed Bump: EV Sales Dip Post-Tax Credit
Hyundai and Kia experienced significant drops in US EV sales during Q4 2025, largely due to the expiration of federal tax credits, despite Hyundai's strong annual performance.
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Hyundai and Kia experienced significant drops in US EV sales during Q4 2025, largely due to the expiration of federal tax credits, despite Hyundai's strong annual performance.

A 2025 Hyundai Ioniq 5 with a manufacturing defect required a full battery replacement due to a cell voltage deviation (P1AA700 code), highlighting rare but significant in-warranty EV battery failures.

Hyundai is set to debut its 'biggest EV yet,' the electric Staria van, for the European market at the Brussels Motor Show, featuring an advanced 800-volt charging system.

Hyundai and Kia just hit a record 10.9% US market share in October, outpacing rivals thanks to booming hybrid SUV sales, even as their EV sales dipped following the loss of the $7,500 federal tax credit.

Hyundai and Kia EV owners using Tesla Superchargers might be charging slower than they think. Their 800-volt architecture isn't always playing nice with Tesla's 500-volt system, leading to extended wait times. For a real quick juice, hit up those 800V-plus stations like Electrify America!
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