Are We There Yet?

Cars can be more than just a way of getting around. In the season two finale, Are We There Yet? visits Utrecht, the Netherlands, where Vehicle-to-Grid (V2G) - an innovative EV technology - is challenging the limitations of what a car can be. There, the episode takes a deep dive into the world’s first bi-directional city and the exciting developments that make it possible.
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Marking a major milestone on the company’s road to achieving carbon neutrality by 2045, Are We There Yet? visits the Hyundai factory in the Czech Republic that has transitioned to 100% renewable energy and engaged in biodiverse and eco-friendly initiatives in the surrounding rivers, meadows and mountains so successfully that you can even taste the results in the local beer.
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From the success of “boring” driverless taxi trips to training a fully-autonomous vehicle to recognise men dressed in chicken suits, this episode of Hyundai’s Are We There Yet? podcast gets a unique insight into the development of the IONIQ 5-based robotaxi from the visionary behind it, Motional CEO Karl Iagnemma.
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In season two, episode four, Simon Loasby, Vice President, Head of Hyundai Styling at Hyundai Motor Company, sits down with host Suzi Perry to talk about his long career in automotive design. Simon gives Suzi a deep dive into Hyundai’s recently unveiled SEVEN concept, looking at hygiene consciousness, sustainability, and premium lounge interior space that will pave the way to fully autonomous driving in this segment-busting SUEV.
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For episode three, legendary designer Peter Schreyer, President and Head of Design Management of Hyundai Motor Group, tells Are We There Yet? host Suzi Perry how his unique creative approach has helped change both Hyundai’s design philosophy and its company culture. He also reveals how his journey from Germany to South Korea inspired the transformation of Kia and Hyundai into instantly recognisable automotive brands.
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