Hyundai News & Events

  
Celebrated on September 4 in Washington, D.C., the annual Hyundai Hope on Wheels® gala marked 28 years of dedicated funding and progress in pediatric oncology. Supported by Hyundai Motor America and its network of more than 855 U.S. dealers, the 501(c)(3) nonprofit brought together Hyundai executives, congressional leaders, medical researchers, physicians, childhood cancer survivors, and families. The gathering recognized a historic milestone: over $303 million in lifetime funding awarded toward pediatric cancer research.

 
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.

 
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.

 
Hyundai recently took home a major win at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway 120, achieving a first and second-place finish. This marked the first victory of the season for both drivers, and Hyundai was able to raise money for charity at the same time.

 
Hyundai continues to demonstrate its leadership in the automotive industry. Known for producing dependable, safe, and value-focused vehicles, Hyundai has also made a name for itself in motorsports, as shown by its victory at the Virginia International Raceway. This success further increased Hyundai's lead in the 2024 IMPC Manufacturers' Championship.

  

Hyundai sold its first car, the Excel, in the U.S. in 1986. From that small foothold, the company continued to develop vehicles with improved quality, performance, and ultimately acceptance. Today, Hyundai Motor Company has about two percent of the U.S. market in the first thirty-five years of business.

 

For the second time, the Hyundai Elantra has won the North American Car of the Year award, beating out the Nissan Sentra and other runners up. The four-door sedan has been recognized by the North American Car, Utility, and Truck of the Year automotive media jury. The jury consists of a diverse group of journalists from different outlets throughout Canada and the U.S.

Hyundai has recently announced a reboot in the IONIQ as a brand dedicated to electric vehicles, embodying the company's vision in smart mobility. Hyundai Motors is devoted to delivering super-fast charging and ample interior designs with three EV brands to hit the market in the next four years. The models will include IONIQ 5, 6, and 7. The IONIQ 6 will come built on the sedan concept, while IONIQ 5 and 7 are built as SUVs.