Core Insights - Hyundai Motor Group has announced a mid-to-long-term strategic plan focusing on accelerating electrification starting in 2026, with plans to launch new models across four powertrain types: HEV, EV, EREV, and FCVC [1][3] - The first luxury hybrid vehicle based on a rear-wheel drive architecture is set to debut in 2026, featuring the new TMED hybrid system aimed at enhancing performance and fuel efficiency [1] - By 2030, Hyundai aims to achieve global annual sales of 5.55 million vehicles, with eco-friendly models (including HEV, EV, EREV, and FCVC) making up 60% of this total, equating to 3.3 million units [1] Electrification Strategy - Hyundai plans to introduce a new generation of hybrid systems, starting with the 2025 model year for the new generation of the Palisade, which will include features like "Stay Mode" to improve the driving experience [1] - The company is committed to a comprehensive electrification strategy, with a significant focus on enhancing the driving experience through advanced electric functionalities [1] Software Development - In the software domain, Hyundai aims to complete the development of an SDV prototype by 2026, which will gradually be integrated into production models [3] - The new generation connected system "Pleos Connect" is expected to launch in the second quarter of 2025, supporting OTA updates and personalized services [3]