E-GMP pure electric SUV
Up to 722 km CLTC range
88.1 kWh long-range battery option
27-inch 4K ultra-wide display
Snapdragon 8295 intelligent cockpit chip
720-degree armor body, 77.5% high-strength steel
Up to nine airbags and dual-mode door handles
Dual-motor AWD with 480 Nm torque
The 2025 Hyundai EO (ELEXIO) is Beijing Hyundai’s first pure electric SUV.
It is built on a dedicated EV platform and focuses on value, safety and daily usability.
With a starting price of RMB 119,800, it brings joint-venture quality to more family buyers.
For users who drive often, it also offers a long-range version with up to 722 km CLTC range.
The EO offers three trims with clear positioning and simple choices:
Even the Tech version stays below RMB 150,000 yet delivers features usually seen on higher-priced EVs.
It gives buyers an accessible way to enjoy advanced electric technology and a rich equipment list.
The standard battery version provides about 540 km CLTC range for mixed city and highway use.
This is enough for most weekly commutes and short trips without frequent charging.
For users who want maximum freedom, an 88.1 kWh battery pack is available.
With this pack, range increases to 722 km CLTC, making long-distance journeys easier and more relaxed.
Fast charging can take the battery from 30% to 80% in about 27 minutes under suitable DC conditions.
In low-temperature tests, the EO achieves around 83% range retention, which is better than typical industry levels.
Inside, the Hyundai EO highlights a clean, tech-focused cabin designed around a giant display.
All trims feature a 27-inch 4K ultra-thin wide screen stretching across the dashboard.
The infotainment system runs on a Snapdragon 8295 chip, so menus and apps respond quickly and smoothly.
Screen transitions are fluid, and multi-tasking remains responsive even with navigation and media running together.
The car supports a premium BOSE audio system with Dolby Atmos on higher trims.
This creates a cinema-like sound field, ideal for streaming music, movies or games.
The front passenger can enjoy dedicated entertainment functions when conditions allow.
In the rear, seatbacks support up to 28 degrees of recline, making long journeys more comfortable.
Safety is one of the strongest selling points of the EO.
The SUV uses a 720-degree armor body structure that protects from multiple directions.
High-strength steel accounts for about 77.5% of the body, improving stiffness and crash performance.
Most trims are equipped with nine airbags, including a front center airbag to help protect occupants in side impacts.
The EO also features a unique mechanical plus electric dual-mode door handle system.
It is designed to resist freezing down to –40 °C and can automatically pop out during a collision to aid exit.
The battery pack is surrounded by an “eight-horizontal, seven-vertical” protection frame.
This layout is engineered to pass strict global crash and intrusion tests for extra peace of mind.
The Hyundai EO uses a front MacPherson suspension and rear five-link suspension.
This combination targets a balance between everyday comfort and confident control.
The chassis has undergone about 1.2 million kilometers of all-road testing, including cities, highways and rough surfaces.
As a result, the setup suits both daily commuting and family trips on mixed roads.
There is a family braking mode that smooths deceleration to reduce motion sickness for passengers.
An active side-support function helps stabilize the body during high-speed driving or quick lane changes.
On the top version, a dual-motor all-wheel drive system is available.
It delivers up to 480 Nm of torque, helping the EO tackle complex road conditions and bad weather.
The 2025 Hyundai EO is built for buyers who want a practical, safe and honest electric SUV.
It avoids meaningless parameter competition and focuses on long-term value and real-world comfort.
For family users, the EO offers strong range, fast charging and a comfortable cabin with thoughtful rear-seat design.
For everyday commuting and weekend family trips, it aims to be an easy, low-stress choice that simply works.
Q1. What is the 2025 Hyundai EO (ELEXIO)?
It is Beijing Hyundai’s first pure electric SUV built on a dedicated EV platform.
Q2. What are the main range options?
The standard version offers about 540 km CLTC range, and the long-range version reaches up to 722 km CLTC.
Q3. How fast can it charge?
Under DC fast charging, the battery can go from 30% to 80% in about 27 minutes.
Q4. What are the key interior tech features?
All trims have a 27-inch 4K wide screen with a Snapdragon 8295 chip, plus available BOSE audio with Dolby Atmos.
Q5. What makes the EO safe for families?
It uses a 720-degree armor body, high-strength steel, up to nine airbags and a heavily protected battery frame.
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