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Hyundai Motor Group is building a massive innovation hub in South Korea that will combine artificial intelligence, robotics, and clean hydrogen technology to create 71,000 jobs. The $6.3 billion project launches in 2026 and transforms an entire region into a global tech powerhouse.
Hyundai Motor Group is investing $6 billion to build a revolutionary innovation hub in South Korea that combines robotics, AI, and hydrogen energy. The project promises to create 71,000 jobs while transforming an entire region into a smart city powered by clean energy.
Hyundai Motor Group is pouring $6.3 billion into South Korea's western coast to build an AI data center, robotics factory, and massive renewable energy infrastructure. The ambitious project will transform a historically overlooked region into a high-tech manufacturing hub.
Self-driving car leader Waymo is preparing a $2.5 billion order for 50,000 electric Hyundai vehicles by 2028, marking the biggest autonomous vehicle fleet deal in history. The move proves robotaxis are finally scaling beyond experimental stages into real-world mass deployment.
While Ford, GM, and Stellantis scale back electric vehicle plans, Hyundai is charging ahead with ambitious goals, new battery tech, and a massive US manufacturing expansion. The company just posted its fifth consecutive record sales year and aims for 60% of US sales to be electric by 2030.
The Singapore Institute of Technology is transforming its entire campus into a testing ground for clean energy and robotics, partnering with Hitachi and Hyundai Motor to let students learn while companies innovate. It's a win for education and the planet.
Hyundai and Kia just unveiled technology that can "see" pedestrians and cyclists through buildings and bad weather, potentially preventing thousands of collisions. The best part? Many vehicles already have the hardware needed.
When rally driver Hayden Paddon slid off an icy road in Monaco, a group of young spectators rushed to help push his Hyundai back onto the track. The moment of teamwork captured the spirit of motorsport community at its finest.
After 18 years and 3.3 million vehicles sold worldwide, Hyundai is retiring its beloved i10 hatchback to make way for the electric IONIQ 3. The shift marks a major turning point as affordable EVs begin replacing gas-powered city cars across Europe.