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Hyundai & GM announce collaboration on TWO pick-ups!

Hyundai Motor Company and General Motors have confirmed the first vehicles to be co-developed under a strategic collaboration announced in late 2024, with production of five models planned across Central, South, and North America. The move is part of a wider effort by both automakers to scale manufacturing, reduce development costs and position themselves for […]

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Hyundai to debut Atlas humanoid robot at CES 2026

Hyundai Motor Group is preparing to debut its humanoid robot, Atlas, at CES 2026 in Las Vegas, alongside a broader strategy for integrating robotics into its global manufacturing operations. Developed by Boston Dynamics, the robot is expected to play a central role in Hyundai’s push to automate complex assembly-line tasks traditionally performed by human workers.

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Unique Kia PV5 high-roof van spotted — could a refrigerated EV van be coming?

Kia PV5 high-roof van spotted for the first time — could a refrigerated variant be coming? In a first for the brand’s future light commercial vehicle lineup, the high-roof variant of Kia’s upcoming PV5 van has been spotted undergoing testing. Until now, only standard-roof versions of the all-electric modular van had been seen, largely in

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Healthy Competition: Korean pickup market roars back to life

South Korea’s once-monopolised pickup truck market is undergoing a seismic shift, as Kia’s new entrant, the Tasman, challenges the long-standing dominance of KG Mobility’s Musso Sport. Since its launch in March, Kia’s Tasman has moved 3,994 units by the end of June, according to industry figures published on 3 July. While Musso Sport edged ahead

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Hyundai unveils its first in-house infotainment platform, PLEOS Connect

Hyundai Motor Group is preparing to launch a new generation of in-car software, marking its most significant move yet toward fully software-defined vehicles. The new infotainment system, known as PLEOS Connect, is expected to first appear in the 2026 Hyundai Avante (known as the Elantra in some markets), followed by a broader rollout across the

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KGM announces Musso petrol to compete with Kia Tasman

Amid declining sales and intensifying domestic competition, KG Mobility has announced plans to diversify its powertrain lineup for the Musso Sport pickup, with a 2.0-litre turbocharged petrol engine to be introduced from the first quarter of 2026. The move represents a strategic pivot for the South Korean automaker, whose pickup range—formerly marketed under the Rexton

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Kia begins production of new-generation military tactical vehicles

Kia has commenced mass production of its next-generation medium tactical vehicles, marking a significant update to the Republic of Korea’s military transport fleet for the first time in nearly five decades. At a ceremony held on 10 June at the company’s AutoLand Gwangju plant, Kia formally launched the production line for the new Kia Medium

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