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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.

If you’re terminally online or have kids, you’re probably familiar with TikTok and its poorly moderated clone, Instagram Reels. Perhaps it’s just a nice time suck, or brain-rot. But whatever it is, I generally enjoy all of the harmless memes and cooking videos. It’s a way to peer into the…

Elliott Ingram was stunned at how a thief made off with his Ioniq 5 deploying a device to mimic the smart key – and says he should have been warned

Right now, the threat of tariffs looms large over the entire global automotive industry. But no carmaker that's invested big into electrification has forgotten that electric vehicle tax credits could go away this year, if President Donald Trump has his way. In theory, losing those deals could dampen EV demand,…

The Hyundai Ioniq 5 electric crossover has been quite successful, and it’s easy to see why. It’s a comfortable, stylish and capable EV, albeit one that can’t quite match the Tesla Model Y when it comes to driving range.

New Hyundai vehicles like the 2025 Ioniq 5 have already switched to a new infotainment system that’s snappier and offers more features than before. But that was just the beginning, because Hyundai has big plans on the software side for its vehicles in the near future.

Hyundai’s quest to dominate the world’s electric vehicle market is moving forward. We’re on the cusp of this year’s Shanghai Auto Show, and it looks like Hyundai’s angling to get a piece of that small electric crossover pie in a place where it hasn't been much of a player before:…

President Trump recently introduced a 25 percent tariff on all foreign-built cars. That means any vehicles assembled outside the US could see a price hike Stateside, including those built in Canada and Mexico. Even foreign-made parts for vehicles assembled in the US will be subject to the tariff, according to…