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General Motors, Hyundai ink first joint deal to develop 5 vehicles amid rising competition
General Motors and Hyundai Motor announced on Wednesday their first agreement to jointly develop five vehicles. Four of the vehicles — a compact SUV, a car, a pickup, and a mid-size pickup — are targeted at Central and South American markets and will support both internal combustion and hybrid powertrains.
Hyundai’s latest lease offer on the 2025 Elantra Hybrid makes this fuel-efficient sedan even more appealing. See how much you ...
The 2025 Hyundai IONIQ 5 N is now listed for lease at just $549 per month. The offer is for 36 months, with $3,999 due at signing. At an effective monthly rate of $660, Hyundai’s EV is $150 cheaper a ...
The carmakers sealed a partnership in 2024 to jointly develop vehicles, engines and clean technologies such as electric and ...
The production model of the electric SUV, formerly known as the Elexio, will be called the EO and is scheduled to hit the ...
It doesn't matter what three-row crossover you compare it with — this thing is more luxurious, better looking, more ...
When the historians of, say, 2076 look back at the current decade they will know that the 2026 Hyundai Palisade was the ...
Like its sibling, the Ioniq 5, the Ioniq 6 is offered in both single- and dual-motor configurations, paired with two battery ...
While the ’26 Palisade is heavier than last year’s model, it won’t offer more power until the hybrid goes on sale. The 2026 Palisade is based on a new architecture it shares with Hyundai’s midsize ...
The Inster EV is currently Hyundai’s most affordable electric SUV. With starting prices under $30,000, the compact EV is ...
Hyundai’s latest lease offer on the 2025 Kona makes this stylish subcompact SUV a total steal. Packed with tech and ...
The demise of the MPV in recent years means most seven-seat cars aimed at larger families are now SUVs. The Hyundai Santa Fe ...
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