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Hyundai Expands Preferred Partner Network and Enhances Ionity Access Across Europe

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Hyundai Expands Preferred Partner Network and Enhances Ionity Access Across Europe
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The Gist

Hyundai is significantly growing its Charge myHyundai ecosystem by adding nine new European markets and introducing a free trial for the Ionity Pro package.

Hyundai has announced a strategic expansion of its Charge myHyundai charging service, broadening the reach of its Preferred Partner Network across nine additional European markets. This move is designed to streamline the charging experience for EV owners by providing more localized and accessible infrastructure options.

New Incentives for Ionity Users

In addition to the geographic expansion, Hyundai is introducing the Ionity Pro package to its service portfolio. To encourage adoption, the company is offering new customers the opportunity to use the Ionity Pro subscription free of charge for the first month. This initiative aims to lower the barrier for high-speed charging access on major transit routes.

The expansion reflects Hyundai's commitment to building a comprehensive charging ecosystem that supports the growing number of electric vehicle users throughout the continent, ensuring that cross-border travel becomes increasingly seamless for its customers.

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