GM considering re-badging Hyundai commercial EVs for US
Hyundai sells commercial vehicles like buses and heavy-duty trucks in other markets, but hasn't attempted to enter the U.S. market under its own banner. The automaker is bringing a small fleet of Xcient Fuel Cell Class 8 semi trucks to California for testing, though.
Hyundai wants to re-badge EVs and sell them to GM: Here’s how it will work
“We are considering re-badging our commercial EVs and supplying GM,” Hyundai’s CFO, Lee Seung Jo, said on a conference call (via Reuters) Thursday. Lee added the deal would pave the way for our entry into the North American commercial vehicle market.”
The Hyundai Creta Electric starts at just under $21,000 in this country, but the automaker has other plans for the US.
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