Hyundai wants it to be a one-stop shop for energy.
, Hyundai isn’t building or selling its own hardware. Instead, it partnered with established players in the industry.“A big piece was speed to market,” Hyundai’s senior group manager of strategic environmental partnerships Ian Tupper told. “We recognize that there’s a need for this market and that there are companies that provide great products out there already.”
For launch, Hyundai is working with ChargePoint for at-home charging stations, Enphase Energy for home batteries, Solaria for solar panels, and most importantly,to facilitate helping customers choose their home energy setup and guide them through the process with personal “energy advisors” that can answer questions, walk through the process, and help customers deal with issues even after everything has been installed.
“This whole thing is about accessibility. If we can’t make it super easy from the off, we’ll have customers wavering,” Tupper said.
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