The Latest Breaking News from Hyundai

When Hyundai took the wraps off the Ioniq 6 facelift at the beginning of the month, it also previewed the hot N version. This week's new teaser shared on Instagram confirms we’ll finally see the electric sports sedan in July. The Koreans call it a “true high-performance electrified streamliner,” while sharing…

The Hyundai Motor Group is planning to develop and manufacture its own electric vehicle battery cells amid growing concerns of falling behind in the battery race, according to a local news report from South Korea. The decision was reportedly made after Chinese EV and battery giant BYD showcased its megawatt…

Electric cars are a lot less complicated than their combustion-powered counterparts, at least when it comes to the number of moving parts and maintenance needs. There are almost no liquids to change and the brake pads can last hundreds of thousands of miles, but they often need specialized service technicians…

Abarth’s hot all-electric SUV has been reengineered as a focused sports SUV – but with a fair few compromises

The absence of an internal combustion engine shouldn't put you off electric thirlls.

Since President Donald Trump’s sweeping automotive tariffs were announced, we’ve seen plenty of denial, anger and bargaining. Depression is setting in. With the other four stages of grief sorted, let’s focus on acceptance. Accept, at least for argument’s sake, that an auto-market contraction will be a result of this trade…

The electric vehicle space is quickly moving out of the "expensive spaceship" paradigm as battery-powered cars become more common and more affordable. But the updated 2026 Hyundai Ioniq 6 proves that not every spaceship needs to be expensive—and this electric sedan certainly looks like one. 

U.S. regulators have concluded a monthslong review of their environmental permit for Hyundai's $7.6 billion electric vehicle plant in Georgia, finding that no changes are needed

It's April. In the automotive world, that means the New York Auto Show. It's true that auto shows aren't the bastion of debuts they once were, but 28 automakers are signed up for this year's show. And a few of them will be pulling the covers off something new.

Plug-in hybrid vehicles are perfect for people who are curious about going electric but aren’t ready to give up the convenience of gasoline

Americans are increasingly purchasing cars with electrically assisted internal combustion engines. Toyota sold over one million electrified cars last year. Honda’s electrified vehicles accounted for a quarter of its 1.3 million sales. Hyundai’s Santa Fe and Tucson hybrids are increasingly popular, too.