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After closing plants in Asia and Europe, automakers are now closing them across North America due to the coronavirus.

Hyundai's Prophecy concept takes the brand's Sensuous Sportiness design language in a new direction.

Hyundai and Kia will spend $87 billion over the next five years to develop new technologies, including electric cars.

Hyundai is teaming with Uber to create flying taxis and self-driving pods.

The Hyundai Veloster N is a fun-to-drive hot hatch and a great entry-level track car.

The Hyundai RM 19 Prototype is fun-to-drive preview of a future mid-engine halo car.

Hyundai's concept hints at expressive styling and plug-hybrid tech for the next-generation Tucson.

In the late 1970s, the Lancia Stratos found success in rally racing, due in part to the handling enabled by its mid-engine design. Renault wanted in on the action, so it turned its little R5 economy car into a mid-engine racing machine known as the R5 Turbo for 1980. Suddenly, it's 1980 again, only...

Hyundai's new mobility division will initially focus on car sharing but will move to integrate self-driving cars as the technology matures.

Hyundai's performance division and Bisimoto Engineering are set to show off tuner and off-road concepts at SEMA in Las Vegas on Nov. 5.

Hyundai set new land-speed records in the Nexo fuel-cell vehicle and the Sonata Hybrid at Bonneville.

If you find yourself fascinated by advanced cruise control and self-driving technology, but dislike the way those systems tend to behave when they're in control, there may be hope thanks to a new machine-learning system from Hyundai, which does its best to imitate your driving habits. Called...

Nicknamed the Drift Bus, this Hyundai iMax N has over 400 horsepower and an ideal 50:50 weight distribution.

The updates may hint at similar tweaks destined for the related Veloster N.

Hyundai's Veloster Grappler has been designed to tackle Baja's desert dunes.

Hyundai's new air mobility division is led by a NASA veteran of 30 years.

Hyundai has unveiled a new lightweight version of the i30 N hot hatch and with any luck we'll see some of the same upgrades on our Veloster N.

Hyundai's new electric racer will contest the electric version of the TCR series starting in 2020.

Hyundai's new concept not only previews the brand's electric future, but it also references the first car to wear the Hyundai badge.

Hyundai's working on a hardcore version of the i30 N, and the car may just preview a hardcore version of our own Veloster N.