Hyundai Electrified Vehicles
The future is electric. Hyundai offers the widest range of electrified vehicles in Canada. Whether you’re looking for a hybrid, plug-in hybrid, or fully electric vehicle, Neddy’s North Bay Hyundai can help you find the perfect match for your driving lifestyle. With a commitment to innovation and sustainability, Hyundai is leading the way in the electrification of vehicles.
Canada’s largest lineup of EV’s
The electric motors provide lightning quick acceleration and impressive performance, whicle also extending the driving experience through regenerative braking.
The highest levels of Hybrid Technology
Our plug-in hybrid models take you further than you ever thought possible, with a larger battery than a traditional hybrid, which can be plugged in for charging and is capable of travelling a certain distance on electric power alone. When the electric-only range is depleted, the vehicle will revert to operate like the traditional hybrid. That way your Hyundai gets you there, going farther with the use of both fuel sources.
Get the most out of using less
In Hybrids, a gas engine and electric motor is used separately or together, depending on driving conditions. Get outstanding fuel efficiency without needing to plug into an outlet, because the motor’s battery recharges through the engine, as well as through the regenerative braking system.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between a Hybrid Electric Vehicle (HEV) and Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicle (PHEV)?
A hybrid electric vehicle and a plug-in hybrid electric vehicle both utilize their powerful electric motor and a gasoline engine to generate movement. They adapt on their own based on driving conditions, activating the electric motor and/or gasoline engine to propel the vehicle. Both vehicles also use regenerative braking, the most efficient way of putting energy back into the electric battery. This is the process of recovering energy that would otherwise be lost during deceleration so it can be reused to propel the car once acceleration is required.
The key differences between the two is that the plug-in hybrid has a larger electric motor and greater battery capacity allowing it to be used for a greater range of operation and distance. The plug-in hybrid plugs into an external electric source while the standard hybrid is solely fueled like a conventional gasoline vehicle.
What is the difference between a Hybrid Electric Vehicle and a Battery Electric Vehicle?
A Hybrid vehicle uses both a gasoline engine and electric motor for propulsion. An electric vehicle uses only an electric motor for propulsion – no gasoline required. The electric vehicle’s high-density battery needs to be periodically charged through an external electrical power source.
Do you charge a hybrid?
No. Hybrid vehicles automatically charge when they’re in motion and, through a clever innovation called regenerative braking, which recovers energy that would otherwise be lost during deceleration.
What is the maintenance cost for Hyundai electric and hybrid vehicles in Canada?
The maintenance cost for Hyundai electric and hybrid vehicles in Canada varies depending on the model and the type of service needed.
What the warranty on Hyundai electric and hybrid vehicles in Canada?
Hyundai electric and hybrid vehicles come with a 5-year/100,000 km comprehensive warranty and an 8-year/160,000 km warranty for hybrid and electric components.
What are the incentives for buying a Hyundai electric or hybrid vehicle in Canada?
Federal and provincial rebates are available for battery electric vehicles and plug-in hybrid electric vehicles, providing significant savings. Eligibility criteria for each program vary depending on the province. If your vehicle qualifies for a rebate, your Hyundai dealer will deduct the amount from the total price at the time of purchase. Please note that HEVs are not classified as zero-emissions vehicles and are therefore not eligible for any EV rebates in Canada. *Conditions apply. For more information, please visit your local Hyundai dealer.