Gm Hyundai Electric Van Partnership

DETROIT/SEOUL - Hyundai Motor Company and General Motors announced plans for their first five co-developed vehicles, marking a significant milestone in their previously announced strategic collaboration. The two companies will co-develop four vehicles for the Central and South American market. Hyundai Motor and General Motors are close to finalizing a deal for Hyundai to share two electric commercial van models with the U.S.

auto giant, according to a source familiar with the talks and. Hyundai and General Motors will work together on a series of new vehicles, with the electric van set to be assembled in the U.S. starting in 2028.

GM and South Korean automaker Hyundai may soon share midsize pickup trucks and all-electric commercial vans in the North American market, per a recent report. Hyundai and GM to launch jointly-developed EV in 2028 Hyundai Motor Company and General Motors have announced the first five vehicles under their strategic partnership, including an electric commercial van for North America. Production is expected to exceed 800,000 units annually, with design and development already underway.

The carmakers sealed a partnership in 2024 to jointly develop vehicles, engines and clean technologies such as electric and hydrogen powertrains. Hyundai and General Motors plan to collaborate on five new vehicles, including one electric commercial van that the tie. Hyundai ST1 EV business platform (Source: Hyundai Motor) Hyundai launched the ST1 electric business van platform last March, which would likely be the basis for GM's commercial EV.

GM And Hyundai's Electric Van And Truck Plans Are Coming Together The auto giants are exploring a broad partnership across vehicle segments and EV batteries. The partnership for five vehicles including an electric van will help GM and Hyundai battle growing competition from Chinese EV manufacturers.