The Latest Breaking News from Hyundai

Beginning on January 1, 2025, the Hyundai Motor Company will have a new CEO. Jose Munoz was appointed as the new head of the Korean automaker, succeeding current President and CEO Jaehoon Chang. Chang will be promoted to the Vice Chair of Hyundai Motor Group's automotive division.

Engineering breakthroughs and improved chassis designs have made cars structurally safer than ever. Cars nowadays come loaded with standard safety features like multiple airbags, advanced cameras and sensors that can monitor surroundings and step in during emergencies.

The news of the potential death of the consumer credits for electric vehicle sales is sending shockwaves across the U.S. auto industry. Share prices of EV makers, including Tesla, are plummeting, incumbent federal officials are ringing alarm bells and automakers are bracing for the incoming Trump administration with leadership changes…

Croatia will return to the World Rally Championship calendar in 2026 after securing a new multi-year agreement. 

Hyundai Design North America Vice President, Ha Hak-soo, revealed that customers want a return to physical buttons and controls in cars.

The Hyundai Ioniq 9 is edging closer to its scheduled debut at this year’s Los Angeles Auto Show, so the Korean automaker is bringing out the teasers. We already know that the side profile of the electric SUV will be very similar to the futuristic Seven Concept from 2021 thanks…

One of the chief electric vehicle criticisms from skeptics is that they are expensive. No matter how much cheaper charging one may be than filling up with gas, an EV typically ends up pricier than its combustion alternative. That truism has validity, but it overstates matters. 

There are so many good compact crossovers out there. Honda CR-V? An excellent choice. Hyundai Tucson? Another great option. Toyota RAV4? It's a best-seller for a reason. Mazda doesn't get as much love in this category, but the Japanese automaker still has two excellent options, the CX-5 and the CX-50.

Ernie Garcia said the next trend in car buying is that cars will become more affordable for buyers.

Screens inside new cars are better than ever. They’re huge, they have great resolution and the software behind them is usually snappy and well thought out. But after years of shoving what are essentially TVs on dashboards, it turns out that people don’t really like dealing with them, especially if…

Hyundai’s revised 2025 World Rally Championship car will feature “some reasonable change” as the testing phase of upgrades continued last weekend.