Last updated: July 2, 2026.
Hyundai Home is an integrated clean-energy ecosystem for homes by Hyundai Motor Group. The brand announced the project in 2021 to bundle solar generation, battery storage, and Level 2 EV charging. Ahead of Hyundai Home, the brand launched its award-winning solar roof for cars in 2019 and its first solar car with Sonata Hybrid in 2020.
Solar technology has been gaining momentum over the years. In our take on Hyundai Home and Hyundai Solar Car here, we track how the ecosystem has moved from concept to a live U.S. program.
Hyundai Home – Home Solar Ecosystem
Hyundai Home is an all-in-one home solar ecosystem similar to the EcoFlow Power Kit series and Bluetti EP600. Hyundai rolled the service out to select U.S. markets (16 states as of late 2022) with co-branded solar panels, home energy storage options, and EV chargers coordinated through dealers and Hyundai’s online portal.
The key attraction of Hyundai Home is the bundled Level 2 home EV charger so owners can charge IONIQ and other EVs faster than a standard 120V outlet. Hyundai continues to market the program on HyundaiUSA.com alongside its electrified vehicle lineup.
A dedicated website and dealer network let you configure solar, storage, and charging for your address rather than buying a single fixed SKU.
The Components
Solar Panels: Hyundai Home packages co-branded rooftop solar with embedded or paired microinverters so each array can be sized to the home.
Energy Storage System: Optional battery storage captures midday solar for evening use or outage backup, depending on the bundle you select.
EV Car Charger: Level 2 (240V) charging is the differentiator versus DIY solar kits—Hyundai positions it as three to seven times faster than a typical household outlet for daily commuting.
Hyundai Home – Price and Availability
Pricing remains quote-based because every roof and load profile differs. Hyundai Home is live for U.S. customers in participating states; request a quote through Hyundai’s portal or a participating dealer rather than expecting a single MSRP.
In late 2025 Hyundai Motor Group also expanded bidirectional energy pilots (vehicle-to-grid and vehicle-to-home) in Europe and announced U.S. customer recruitment for V2G services—relevant if you pair Hyundai Home storage with a V2G-capable IONIQ 5.
Hyundai Solar Car – Hyundai Solar Roof
The South Korean carmaker announced Hyundai solar roof in 2019. The solar roofing system can add a trickle charge to hybrid and EV traction batteries when parked in sun.
Hyundai incorporated the solar roof first on its Sonata Hybrid in 2020.
Though many reviews analyzed it as modest wattage, the Sonata Hybrid’s ~204W roof could add a few miles of range per day when parked in sunlight, as noted by Haje Jan Kamps on TechCrunch.
For full EVs, the 2026 Hyundai IONIQ 5 offers vehicle-to-load (V2L) on select trims and Hyundai is testing vehicle-to-home/grid services separately from the low-wattage solar roof concept. A dedicated “solar roof” IONIQ variant has not replaced V2L as the primary consumer-facing feature in the U.S.
Robert DeWitt writes and tests off-grid power gear for Off Grid Power Boom. Based in Arizona, he uses portable power stations, solar panels, and battery systems regularly in extreme heat—focusing on practical runtime, charging speed, reliability, and real-world usability for camping, RV trips, and home backup.
Editorial focus: portable power stations & solar generators, solar panel setups, batteries/inverters, and off-grid preparedness.