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Hyundai's FCEV costs over $300,000 and is a nice price

May 31, 2018 by Lena Webb

Hyundai's FCEV costs over $300,000 and is a nice price to pay for an electric vehicle, but the FCEV's performance might not look quite so promising after all. If you're interested, the full-size model will arrive in the United States in 2016 and comes with a battery pack that will let you charge it in less than two hours and is said to be the world's first electric-powered car.

The FCEV's battery pack is called a "battery pack," which means it charges a battery by charging a piece of plastic or metal. While that's a cool-sounding term, it's really just a way to describe a battery pack, and Hyundai is actually pretty good at making it look that way. The battery pack is said to look like a standard lithium-ion battery pack, but it looks more like a standard nickel-dide battery pack. Hyundai says the battery packs will cost around $2,500, and the FCEV will be the first FCEV to go that route.

The FCEV comes equipped with three electric motors, which can drive four different types of motors. The electric motors include a self-destruct motor that will generate some amount of electricity while still holding on tightly to the vehicle. The battery packs can also have various charging points, depending on the type of vehicle (high-performance, low-revving, or high-tension) the car is equipped with. Each battery pack has its own set of batteries, which have a high capacity to run and a low capacity to discharge. Hyundai says they'll start selling new battery packs in the fall.

There's also an option for electric vehicles that's cheaper than the FCEV. Hyundai has said that they might add a charging station to the FCEV, as well as a "charger station" that lets you connect it to the car's electric motors. That's a fairly cool idea, but it's going to cost a lot of money.