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Hyundai's N Vision 74 Car Concept Reportedly Canceled
Hyundai has reportedly canceled its car concept for the N Vision 74. Hyundai has reportedly canceled one of its projects. The carmaker's concept for the N Vision 74 vehicle has been axed.
By Israel Monte
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Hyundai's Evolution: New Era for Hyundai's IONIQ 7 as IONIQ 9
News surfaces that Hyundai plans to rebrand the IONIQ 7 as the IONIQ 9, aligning with its role as a pioneering three-row electric SUV. The move aims to strengthen market positioning and differentiate from Kia's EV9. Observations suggest a more restrained design for the IONIQ 7 compared to the EV9. Anticipation surrounds the IONIQ 9's release on the E-GMP platform. Clarification on the name change is expected closer to the launch date.
By Dabbie Davis
Hyundai's Georgia 'Metaplant' EV Factory Opens Sooner Than Expected
The Hyundai Motor Group is accelerating the launch of its Georgia electric car plant, with production set to start in the fourth quarter of 2024. Recognizing Hyundai Day in Georgia on February 26, 2024, signifies the company's commitment to advancing production at its inaugural dedicated EV and battery plant in the US.
By Dabbie Davis
Hyundai Relies on Sonata and Elantra Sedans for US Sales Surge
Amidst rising interest rates, Hyundai is strategically adjusting its Sonata and Elantra sedans to meet evolving consumer demands. By bolstering production and monitoring market dynamics, the carmaker aims to fortify its position and cater to the growing demand for budget-friendly options in the U.S. automotive market.
By Dabbie Davis
Hyundai's 3.3-liter V6 Engine Faces Petition Over Reliability: NHSTA Looking into Claim
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) Office of Defects Investigation (ODI) scrutinizes a petition urging an inquiry into potential issues affecting Hyundai vehicles in the US, notably those with Hyundai’s 3.3-liter V6 engines. Dated February 2, 2024, the petition awaits ODI review, potentially leading to a recall of 60,049 vehicles if approved.
By Dabbie Davis
Hyundai Issues Recall for More Than 90,000 Genesis Cars Over Fire Concerns
Hyundai initiates recall for 90,907 Genesis vehicles due to potential fire hazard linked to starter solenoid. Models affected include Genesis G70, G80, G90, and Hyundai Genesis. NHTSA warns of electrical malfunction from water infiltration. No accidents reported. Dealerships to install remedy relay kit free of charge.
By Dabbie Davis
Hyundai's New Electric Vehicle Plant Opens, Securing Tax Incentives
Hyundai's $7.6 billion electric vehicle megaplant, set to open in October 2024 in Georgia, is ahead of schedule. Accelerating construction to qualify for the $7,500 EV tax credit, Hyundai aims to produce 300,000 electric vehicles annually. Collaborating with LG Energy for battery production starting January, Hyundai secures its position as the second-largest US EV seller, surpassing Ford and GM.
By Dabbie Davis
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