Hyundai Motor Company today unveiled the all-new KONA N as well as its high-performance philosophy and ambition for sustainable driving fun at Hyundai N Day, [Read More]
The Hyundai NEXO Fuel Cell Electric Vehicle (FCEV) has arrived – the first hydrogen-powered vehicle certified for sale in Australia. [Read More]
Hyundai has just announced its next generation electric vehicle; the Ionic mid-sized SUV which will be in the Australia in the third quarter this year 2121. [Read More]
The NSW Police Force is set to test a Hyundai Kona Electric for 12 months. Liveried in instantly recognisable blue and red, the Kona EV will be deployed from Penrith Police Station within the Nepean Area Command. [Read More]
Hyundai Exoskeleton – Innovations developed by car companies can have applications in non-motoring situations. David Brown reports that the Korean’s have just won an award for a different form of technology. [Read More]
A number of non-traditional car manufacturers are building electric vehicles. David Brown reports that while the basic electric platform is relatively simple, do they need a car maker to get the top half right. [Read More]
Autonomous Driving – Making trucks more efficient can reduce costs and potential make for safer conditions. David Brown reports of [Read More]
Hyundai has just upgraded its eco-friendly Ioniq sedan. You still have the options of a hybrid, plug-in hybrid or full electric but David Brown notes the upgrade has produced a few good improvements. [Read More]
Have you ever felt uneasy about how your adaptive cruise control is responding to a situation because it is different to the way you drive? David Brown tells us that Hyundai may have an answer. [Read More]
A standard iMax was sent to N boot camp where it bulked up with more muscle. The regular 2.5-litre CRDi engine was instantly discarded and replaced by a monster 3.5-litre twin-turbocharged V6 engine, pumping out over 300kW of power and 555Nm of torque – [Read More]
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