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Genesis weighs entry-level EV priced in 44 million won range
Genesis is reviewing ways to expand into the mass market with a more affordable electric vehicle, keeping open the possibility of an entry-level model. Genesis executives leading its European business are assessing demand. A candidate is a model based on Hyundai Motor’s small electric hatchback Ioniq 3, using existing EV architecture rather than a new platform. Genesis says it is focusing on long-term growth, while its electrification strategy also includes hybrids and range-extended EVs.
Mobility
Xpeng unveils \'physical AI\' strategy in Europe spanning EVs, robots and flying cars
Chinese electric vehicle maker Xpeng unveiled its compact SUV L03 in Munich and outlined a business expansion strategy it calls \"physical AI\" that links cars, humanoid robots, flying cars and power systems using in-house AI chips and large language models. The L03 is priced at 35,600 euros and offers up to 445 km of range under WLTP. Xpeng said it will integrate Google Maps in overseas models and aims for Level 4 autonomous driving by 2028.
Mobility
BMW to launch iX5 Hydrogen SUV in 2028
BMW plans to launch its hydrogen fuel cell SUV, the iX5 Hydrogen, in 2028. It unveiled the fifth-generation X5 with five powertrain plans, including a hydrogen model, but did not disclose sales markets. BMW links hydrogen vehicles to broader energy storage needs as renewable power expands. The iX5 Hydrogen stores 7 kg of hydrogen and targets up to 750 km range with refuelling in under 5 minutes, while infrastructure, costs and hydrogen’s environmental footprint remain constraints.
