Hyundai’s broadens tech direction
/EV is still of big importance, but Seoul now recognises that it’s not a one size fits all.
Read MoreEV is still of big importance, but Seoul now recognises that it’s not a one size fits all.
Read MoreThe big fresh for Hyundai’s key medium SUV will reach the showroom soon. Here’s some of what you might expect to see.
Read MoreDetail announcement for new generation model reinforces it being a start-afresh pitch.
Read MoreHyundai NZ plans to try baby model before buying in.
Read MoreSeoul sizzler sits $5k above Kia cousin at full RRP.
Read MoreDropping diesel means less haul in the family; big gun likely topped by Tucson, Palisade.
Read MoreHotshot’s positioning across the Tasman announced, Kia’s near-equivalent here drops $10k.
Read MoreCould a teensy budget electric crossover from Korea’s top maker be pitched here?
Read MoreN-Line treatment tops NZ-bound refresh for four-year-old design.
Read MoreNZ-fresh model has copped an imperfect cast test result.
Read MoreNext-gen of Hyundai’s core SUV seems set to feed on petrol alone, with and without electric assist.
Read MoreUpdated car is coming, but local rep won’t discuss until launch.
Read MoreThe post Clean Car era won’t dissuade Hyundai NZ from sticking with battery products, but it also feels compelled to review its national strategy.
Read MoreInitial specification and pricing released for Hyundai’s compact sports utility.
Read MoreHyundai’s core performer in New Zealand goes big and bold.
Read MoreBattery-pure pickup among vehicles set to go onto a new platform, to enter production in 2025.
Read MoreThe neighbour becoming more interested in battery fare isn’t expected to see NZ lose special status with Seoul.
Read MoreOne battery size and a slight increase in range, fancier driver assist technology, bolder styling and a completely new cabin design.
Read MoreRebate-earner base edition has efficiency – but demands replenishment earlier than headline-making version.
Read MoreHyundai head office spills more info about next-gen line, including domestic release timing.
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