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1967 · Seoul, South Korea

About the brand

Hyundai Motor Company was founded in 1967 in South Korea. The brand builds volume cars and SUVs worldwide and has expanded into battery-electric models under the Ioniq name; N is its high-performance sub-brand. Genesis is Hyundai’s luxury division.

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Hyundai Wants Its Electric N Cars To Feel ‘More Realistic’

Hyundai Wants Its Electric N Cars To Feel ‘More Realistic’

Hyundai is planning to enhance its simulated gearbox technology in its next-gen electric N models, with possible features including idling, backfiring, and vibrations. The brand's head of R&D, Manfred Harrer, stated that Hyundai is already testing the upgraded technology, aiming…

Hyundai Recalls Over 96,000 Tucsons Due to Dash Display Issue

Hyundai Recalls Over 96,000 Tucsons Due to Dash Display Issue

Hyundai is recalling 96,310 Tucsons in the United States due to a software logic fault that can cause the dash gauges to blank out mid-drive, affecting the speedometer and head-up display. The issue affects 2025-2026 models of the Tucson, Tucson…

Genesis GV70 Hybrid gets a sharper look and more power for 2025

Genesis GV70 Hybrid gets a sharper look and more power for 2025

Genesis is giving its six-year-old GV70 a hybrid makeover, blending sharper styling cues with a new electrified powertrain. Spy shots from the Nürburgring reveal a prototype testing a performance-focused hybrid variant, sporting a revised grille that mirrors the diamond-mesh design…

Hyundai’s New Ioniq V Offers Some Interesting Color Choices

Hyundai’s New Ioniq V Offers Some Interesting Color Choices

Hyundai's new electric sedan, the Ioniq V, is set to launch with eight color options, including some bold and striking choices. The most eye-catching shade is Dimensional Purple, which appears more pink in the released image, while Cyber Gold and…

Opel’s Next Astra Ditches Hatchback for Wagon—Here’s Why

Opel’s Next Astra Ditches Hatchback for Wagon—Here’s Why

Opel is breaking from convention with its next-generation Astra, dropping the traditional hatchback body in favor of a wagon. Speaking to Auto Express, Opel CEO Florian Huettl confirmed that the successor—built on Stellantis’ new STLA One platform—will skip the familiar…