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For the first time, Hyundai Oilbank Co. will launch a sales brokerage service partnership with local micro EV manufacturer Cevo Mobility for micro-electric vehicles among South Korean oil refiners.
The company will display and sell the micro EV Cevo C at its gas stations, where anybody can freely take a look at and enjoy a test drive.
Hyundai Oilbank plans to roll out this service to its affiliated gas stations across the nation after first introducing it at its five directly operated gas stations across the nation.
The Cevo C is a two-seater electric vehicle with a fully charged range of approximately 75 kilometers.
