Hyundai Mobis, a pioneer in automotive technology and design, is set to redefine the driving experience with its highly anticipated new car lineup. From sleek sedans to powerful SUVs, Mobis combines forward-thinking engineering with premium comfort, placing the brand at the forefront of the next generation of mobility.
The new Hyundai Mobis range, unveiled in early 2024, features a bold design language paired with intelligent features. Models include the compact Hyundai Mobis UrbanX, the spacious Hyundai Mobis Horizon SUV, and the eco-conscious Mobis Evo Hybrid. Each vehicle integrates smart connectivity, adaptive safety systems, and efficient powertrains designed for urban and highway demands alike. Mobis has prioritized user-centric interiors, with customizable ambient lighting, voice-controlled infotainment, and seamless smartphone integration.
Pioneering Mobis’ SmartDrive suite defines the new generation, offering Level 2+ autonomous driving capabilities with adaptive cruise control, lane-centering, and traffic jam assist. The vehicles are equipped with a premium 15.6-inch curved display, wireless charging, and a robust 5G-enabled infotainment system supporting over-the-air updates. Safety is paramount—each model delivers six airbags, electronic stability control, blind-spot monitoring, and a dedicated driver attention system, ensuring peace of mind for every journey.
With growing environmental awareness, Mobis introduces the Evo Hybrid and fully electric Evo Zero across its lineup. These models boast extended-range electric powertrains, fast-charging capabilities, and lightweight composite materials to reduce emissions. Mobis is committed to reducing its carbon footprint while delivering high performance, proving that eco-friendly mobility doesn’t compromise on power or style.
The new Hyundai Mobis cars represent more than just a new model year—they embody a vision where technology, sustainability, and luxury converge. With exceptional design, advanced safety, and
Hyundai Mobis will build a new plant dedicated to power electric (PE) system, which is a core component of EVs, in Europe to strengthen its electrification business targeting global automakers including Hyundai and Kia. Hyundai Mobis, a parts arm of the Hyundai Motor Group, just launched a new concept car at CES 2024 aimed at making parking much easier. The Mobion Concept (a name derived from 'Mobis' and 'On') is.
SEOUL/MUNICH, August 26, 2025 - Hyundai Motor Company has released the first images of its new concept car, set to make its global debut at IAA Mobility 2025 in Munich, Germany, running from September 9-14. Ahead of the event, Hyundai Motor will release two further sets of images, each highlighting distinctive design elements that will be showcased on the concept car at the show. Visitors.
To ensure the safety and convenience of the Mobion and other road users, Hyundai Mobis has developed a ground projection system that displays the car's intended direction of travel on the road. CES 2025: Hyundai Mobis Debuts New In-Car Holographic Displays That Cover the Entire Windshield Heads-up displays are so 30 years ago, and Hyundai Mobis brought the next big thing. Once again, Hyundai Mobis has set a new standard for purpose-built vehicles (PBVs) at CES 2023 with the introduction of its new "M.Vision" series of future PBV concepts, which includes the latest models, M.Vision TO and M.Vision HI.
These two concept cars serve as a showcase for Hyundai Mobis' advanced technology and encompass the company's future strategy. Once e-Corner is finished, Hyundai Mobis will start shopping it around to car companies, said Lee Seung-hwan, the company's head of advanced engineering. Hyundai Mobis presented the Mobion electric car, which is equipped with the next-generation E-Corner system, at the CES.
This is an electric drive integrated into the wheel, which allows all four wheels of a car to be controlled independently. Hyundai Mobis is returning to CES and they're bringing a slew of automotive goodies. The highlight is the Mobion concept, which is apparently based on the Ioniq 5 and features a unique design.
Hyundai Mobis has revealed an Ioniq 5 car with wheels that can rotate up to 90 degrees so that it can drive sideways at the Consumer Electronics Show.