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Hyundai has a secret stash of rare EV minerals, giving it ‘far more wiggle room’ than rivals

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Hyundai noticed the storm coming and has been making ready for an business upheaval. With a stockpile of uncommon EV minerals, Hyundai claims it has “way more wiggle room” because the business braces for provide chain disruptions stemming from China’s new export restrictions.

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Hyundai has been stockpiling uncommon EV mineralsElectrek’s Take

Hyundai has been stockpiling uncommon EV minerals

After a number of automakers, together with Ford and BMW, have already been impacted by China’s export restrictions, Hyundai says it’s in a greater place to climate the storm.

Hyundai Motor Group, which incorporates Kia and Genesis, has reportedly been stockpiling uncommon earth minerals wanted to construct electrical and hybrid automobiles.

Throughout a non-public investor name, a Hyundai official mentioned the corporate had been stockpiling uncommon earth minerals from China whereas export restrictions have been nonetheless barely relaxed.

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In line with a supply who was on the decision (through Reuters), Hyundai said that it has “way more wiggle room” than most rivals relating to the provision chain disruptions. The corporate knowledgeable buyers in the course of the name that these efforts helped enhance its provide chain.

Hyundai mentioned it expects to have the ability to produce hybrid and electrical automobiles “for at the least about one 12 months,” the supply claimed, who wished to stay nameless as a result of the decision was non-public.

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Hyundai IONIQ 9 (Supply: Hyundai)

Though no different particulars have been supplied, Hyundai mentioned in an announcement to Reuters, “We constantly consider market circumstances to make sure operational stability and keep a diversified world provide chain.” The Korean automaker added that “As a part of our commonplace enterprise practices, we keep acceptable stock ranges to assist uninterrupted manufacturing.”

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Kia EV3 Air in Frost Blue (Supply: Kia UK)

Since China dominates the market, accounting for about 90% of the world’s uncommon earth minerals, Hyundai was as soon as once more forward of the pack.

Within the US, its largest market, Hyundai is dealing with larger import prices because of Trump’s auto tariffs. With manufacturing ramping up at its new EV plant in Georgia and 18 suppliers becoming a member of it, Hyundai is one step forward of the competitors.

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Hyundai Motor and Kia introduced plans in 2023 to turn into one of many prime three EV producers by 2030, by way of an almost $18 billion (KRW 24 trillion) funding aimed toward scaling up manufacturing and exports.

To take action, the Korean auto big might want to safe a secure provide of minerals, which it has apparently already been stockpiling.

Hyundai is diversifying its provide chain whereas increasing native manufacturing in its largest markets. With the brand new EVs rolling out throughout almost each section, together with entry-level (Kia EV3, Hyundai Inster), sedans (Kia EV4), compact/midsize (IONIQ 5, Kia EV5), three-row (Hyundai IONIQ 9, Kia EV9), and luxurious (Genesis EVs), Hyundai is laying the groundwork for extra development to return.

Can Hyundai, together with its Kia and Genesis manufacturers, turn into a top-three EV maker by 2030? Tell us your ideas within the feedback.

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