Hyundai News & Events

 
Cancer can strike at any age, but it's particularly tragic when it affects a child. Although many forms of cancer can now be treated, some remain difficult to cure. Hyundai's Hope on Wheels campaign was created to fund research that raises the chances of survival.

Federal incentives for electric vehicles have been revised with firm expiration dates. The Clean Vehicle Credit offers up to $7,500 in potential savings, but it’s set to expire on September 30, 2025, unless renewed by Congress. A separate credit for installing a home EV charger is also ending—currently scheduled to expire after June 30, 2026.

 
The distinguished Cars.com American-Made Index highlights 99 vehicles assembled in the U.S. According to the authority at Cars.com, only those models that satisfy exacting standards for American production qualify for this rankings list. As American-made credentials become more important to shoppers, this index takes on greater relevance. This year, Hyundai proudly has five models among the elite group.

 
Hyundai stands out among automakers for its remarkable generosity, demonstrating sincere dedication to the causes it supports. Their newest significant gift—revealed on May 30th—benefits the Dixboro Historic School House, an important historic site in Superior Township.

 
The worldwide hydrogen energy shift is well underway, and Hyundai is proud to emerge as a pioneer in this transformative era. The debut of their XCIENT Fuel Cell truck was undoubtedly one of the standout highlights at the ACT Expo in Anaheim, California. Tailored for North American customers, the XCIENT FC showcases advanced driver assistance systems and a suite of hydrogen technologies designed for superior performance and innovation.

 
On March 31st, Hyundai unveiled a pioneering demonstration project in Dongtan, Gyeonggi-do, Korea, to highlight advanced accessibility features in their vehicles. This project is part of a new effort to enhance ease of use and accessibility for every Hyundai driver and passenger.

 
The next Hyundai you drive could come equipped with 5G-P RedCap technology. This implies that you'll be able to share data across devices with minimal disruption. It also operates on its own frequency, which may lower the likelihood of security issues. Plus, it enables data transmission through the car's radio with limited interference.

 
If you're the one entrusted with driving your family around, take a serious look at Hyundai's latest models. Both the Hyundai Santa Fe Hybrid and the Hyundai Kona have been recognized as Best Family Cars by PARENTS magazine. This accolade highlights Hyundai's dedication to crafting comfortable, safe vehicles packed with today's top features. Notably, while the Kona earned the title of Best Compact SUV, the Santa Fe Hybrid was honored as the publication's Best Hybrid SUV.

 
Hyundai has earned its reputation as a leader in the auto industry for various reasons. Its vehicles are well-known for being reliable, practical, safe, and equipped with innovative technology. Now, Hyundai is planning to take innovation to the next level. The automaker has announced a partnership with NVIDIA to develop advanced mobility technologies.

 
Hyundai Motor Group continues to demonstrate its dedication to sustainability. Through its collaboration with Glovis America, 21 Hyundai XCIENT hydrogen-powered electric trucks have been deployed for clean logistics. Hyundai mentions that these zero-emission trucks will move vehicle parts from regional suppliers to its Metaplant facility.