Hyundai Hybrid Coalition Will Use V2L System, Year-End Launch?

Screenshot of the latest generation of Hyundai Palisade (Doc. The Korean Car Blog) camera

JAKARTA - The launch of the latest Hyundai Palisade is getting closer. Several times this SUV was caught on surveillance cameras being tested by the road which showed significant design changes.

It is said that this car will carry a more brainy design language as implemented in the latest generation of Santa Fe. Not only that, this manufacturer from South Korea will also be equipped with a hybrid system with advanced Vehicle to Load (V2L) features.

Launching The Korean Car Blog, Wednesday, September 4, the V2L system, which is generally presented to pure electric vehicles (EVs), will be present in all Hyundai hybrid model lines in the future, including the Coalition.

This advanced system will debut in the Hybrid Coalition which is expected to be launched at the end of this year or early next year.

The V2L feature is a cutting-edge technology that allows vehicles to operate external electronic devices, allowing them to convert cars into moving electric sources.

Thus, electronic equipment can be activated when connected to the V2L system in vehicles starting from small-power electronics to large ones, making it more practical and versatile to use anywhere.

This is an added value for vehicle users who like to do outdoor activities so that they provide unmatched comfort. This technology makes the hybrid coalition a practical adventure vehicle.

This car is reportedly not only changing in the exterior, but also in greater dimensions which makes space more spacious in the second row and third passenger while strengthening its position above Santa Fe.

This car will also get a lot of changes, including behind its hood. The next generation of the coalition is rumored to be equipped with a next generation 2.5 liter hybrid system system.

This system was developed specifically for medium and large vehicles, replacing existing diesel engines to comply with stricter emission regulations. Of course, it will be an interesting thing to wait for.

Hyundai also provides a pure gasoline option with a 3.5 liter V6 turbocharger engine with dimensions smaller than before, but more powerful.