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General Motors led US vehicle sales in the first quarter, according to company reports Tuesday, as the industry braces for President Donald Trump's incoming tariffs this week.

March was the second-highest sales month for Hyundai in history. Its first quarter result set a new record, too. The news comes just days after the automaker invited a group of journalists—including Patrick George from InsideEVs—to the opening of its $7.6 billion Metaplant in Georgia. With the new factory, Hyundai aims to…

Hyundai Motor Group has revealed its next-generation infotainment system. It's part of a broader software endeavor called Pleos, which includes the infotainment system, vehicle operating system, and an application development platform. The Pleos software brand will also connect to the cloud, offering fleet management services and mobility solutions.

Today is April Fools' Day. But you know what's no joke? Tariffs, which are on the docket to begin in an unprecedented way tomorrow. Automakers across the globe are scrambling to figure out how to deal with them, and soon dealers will need to figure out how to convince consumers…

As much as we’d love for Hyundai to bring its ultra-compact Inster EV Stateside, the brand’s battery-powered lineup in the US is already pretty robust, with the Ioniq 5, Ioniq 6, and Kona. But we may not make it to the new year without the Insteroid. We need it. Right…

With more buyers seeking solace in the great outdoors, they need vehicles capable of getting them there. That's why most automakers have taken a ruler and chisel to their beloved family haulers in hopes of capitalizing on those calls for adventure.

Hyundai knows how to build its image to make its origins as a maker of simple, cheap cars a distant memory. Many of its production cars are punching above their weight, but it’s also the source of many bold and enticing concepts, the latest of which is the Insteroid study,…

Ford has patented a novel system to bring the feel of manual transmissions to electric vehicles, although actual gears and clutches won't be present.

Raise prices or cut into their margins, open or close factories: carmakers must soon make major decisions as the United States imposes stiff tariffs on imported vehicles.

At the Hyundai Motor Group's new Metaplant just outside of Savannah, Georgia, workers assemble the Ioniq 5 and Ioniq 9 electric crossovers without ear protection because the factory was designed to be so quiet.

A Hyundai Ioniq 5 owner recently clocked up 360,000 miles on the original battery... but it isn't the only hyper-mileage EV.