Hyundai and Genesis roll out integrated charging discounts across US Ionna network
Hyundai and Genesis have introduced combined charging discounts for electric vehicle owners across the Ionna fast-charging network in the United States, lowering energy tariffs via native mobile apps and Plug & Charge a…
- $0.38/kWh
- 400 kW
- 20%
What Happened
Starting August 20, drivers of eligible electric models can combine a ten percent introductory promotion valid through September 30 with an ongoing ten percent network reduction, lowering retail pricing from 48 cents to 38 cents per kilowatt-hour.
$0.38/kWhUSD/kWh
Reduced from standard $0.48/kWh base tariff
400 kWkW
Supporting 800-volt architectures drawing up to 240 kW
The tariff reduction covers the automaker's US portfolio, including the Ioniq family (5 crossover, 6 saloon, and three-row 9) and the Kona Electric, alongside Genesis nameplates comprising the GV60 plus electrified editions of the G80 and GV70.
Dispenser hardware on the network provides up to 400 kilowatts of direct current power, matching the high-voltage acceptance rates of the group's Dedicated EV Platform.
Why this matters
As a founding OEM partner in the Ionna charging joint venture, integrating discounted charging rates directly into vehicle operating software reinforces Hyundai Motor Group's 800-volt high-speed replenishment advantage for American drivers. Seamless authentication removes friction without requiring third-party charging subscriptions.
Terms in This Story
- EV
- Electric vehicle, a vehicle powered fully or partly by electricity.
- kWh
- Kilowatt-hour, a unit often used for battery capacity or energy use.
- ICE
- Internal combustion engine, the conventional petrol or diesel engine type.
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