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The evolution of mobility as we know it is being driven by electric and hybrid vehicles with minimal emissions.
We need tires with stronger structures and more durable rubber compositions for electric cars since they carry a bigger load and must endure high immediate torque, which increases tire wear.
We lay a specific focus on having the best grip possible since greater bulk and inertia result in longer braking distances.
As a result, tires for electric cars provide a smoother, more energy-efficient, and low-impact ride due to factors such as strong immediate torque, higher weight, the necessity for a long range, and fewer emissions.
The South Korea EV Tire Market accounted for $XX Billion in 2023 and is anticipated to reach $XX Billion by 2030, registering a CAGR of XX% from 2024 to 2030.
The Kingery AS EV, a second-generation electric vehicle tire from Hankook Tire Co. Ltd., is designed for the newest electric cars, according to the tire manufacturer, and delivers enhanced handling and noise reduction (EVs).
The Kingery AS EV is designed to suit the requirements of EVs, which have no engine noise, enhancing the audibility of road and tire noise.
The Kingery AS EV offers a noise environment appropriate for EVs, according to Hankook, with a feeling akin to that of an ultra-high-performance tire.
The Kingery AS EV was created with the knowledge that EVs have reduced engine noise, greater beginning acceleration, and bodies that weigh 10 to 20 percent more than internal combustion engine vehicles.
Hyundai Motor, a South Korean carmaker, declared that it will collaborate with Michelin, a French tire manufacturer, to create high-end goods.
Hyundai specifically mentioned that they will collaborate to create next-generation tires specifically for electric vehicles under the two-way agreement.
Beyond the present norms of tire temperature and air pressure, Hyundai and Michelin want to collaborate to perform collaborative research on tire wear, tire load, and road friction.
As a result, Hyundai Motor anticipates that the new tires will increase ride comfort for drivers by reducing the vibration and noise that electric vehicles produce when travelling at high speeds.
