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Hyundai’s new robot will automatically charge your EV

Last updated: May 25, 2025 6:40 pm
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Hyundai Introduces Robot EV Charger Service at Incheon International Airport

Hyundai and Kia are taking the concept of effortless EV charging to a whole new level with the introduction of automatic charging robots (ACRs). These robots are designed to automatically charge your electric vehicle, making the process as simple as possible.

The demonstration of these innovative robots took place at the Incheon International Airport in Korea, where Hyundai and Kia showcased their capabilities. The companies have entered into a new business agreement with the airport to establish a robot EV charging service, leveraging the airport’s commitment to electrifying its entire fleet and expanding its charging infrastructure.

The Incheon International Airport serves as a test site for the robot EV chargers, with plans to expand the service to other transportation hubs such as airports, seaports, and railways in the future. This initiative is a significant milestone in verifying the practical benefits of robotic EV charging, according to Hyundai Motor’s head of R&D.

Hyundai first unveiled its automatic charging robot in 2023, equipped with a 3D camera system and AI technology to locate and plug into the vehicle’s charge port autonomously. The robot can also remove the charger and close the cover once the charging process is complete, as demonstrated on the IONIQ 6 in a video released by Hyundai.

The company believes that the introduction of automatic charging robots will greatly enhance the convenience of EV charging, especially in busy locations where multiple vehicles need to be charged simultaneously. With the ability to autonomously navigate and charge parked vehicles, these robots could revolutionize the way we approach EV charging.

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While other companies have teased similar robot EV chargers in the past, Hyundai is among the first to implement them in a real-world setting. The success of this initiative at the Incheon International Airport could pave the way for Hyundai’s robot EV chargers to be deployed in airports worldwide, offering a seamless and efficient charging experience for electric vehicle owners.

In conclusion, Hyundai’s robot EV charger service is a game-changer in the world of electric vehicle charging, offering a glimpse into a future where charging your EV is as simple as parking it. With advanced technology and innovative solutions, Hyundai and Kia are leading the way towards a more convenient and sustainable transportation ecosystem.

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