"Imagine the opportunity of such solutions." EV maker Rivian announces game-changing new partnership that will make drivers' ...

Ionna, an EV charging joint venture formed by eight global automakers, including Hyundai Motor and Kia, said Wednesday it has officially transitioned from its public beta phase to a national ...

Ionna, the new charging network backed by automakers such as General Motors, Honda, Hyundai, and Toyota, entered a new phase today. The Tesla Supercharger network competitor is exiting public beta ...

As with in-app payments, Hyundai’s plug-and-charge tech only works with certain partner networks, which currently includes Ionna, Tesla Superchargers and ChargePoint (on select chargers ...

The electric vehicle charging network is growing faster than ever across the United States. Now, Ionna—a new joint venture backed by major automakers including General Motors, Honda, Hyundai ...

“Ionna is fortunate in that we are not reliant on federal funding to develop our Rechargeries,” Miles Johnson, spokesman for Hyundai Motor America, said in an email to Automotive Dive.

Ionna, the EV charging consortium backed by eight major automakers—including General Motors, BMW, Hyundai, Kia, Stellantis, Honda, Mercedes-Benz and Toyota—said in a press release that it ...

The Ionna network, which is expected to have 30,000 NACS and CCS charging points by 2030, is a collaboration between BMW, General Motors, Honda, Hyundai, Mercedes-Benz, Kia, Stellantis, and Toyota.

Hyundai and its sibling brands are also part of the new IONNA charging network along with other automakers, though it will take a few years for the consortium's presence to be readily felt in most ...

Hyundai is among the legacy carmakers that have gone the furthest on the electrification road, sometimes rivaling agile EV startups. Its E-GMP-based electric cars, like the Ioniq 5, Ioniq 6, and ...

Ionna is a charging network formed by seven big automakers. ... Hyundai, BMW and others. And today, Ionna said it broke ground on its first-ever charging site, which it calls a "Rechargery." ...