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Hyundai unveiled its new multimedia screen, and it looks very familiar to us

Among the many innovations Hyundai presented at its annual innovation conference, the new operating system stood out—you might recognize it from somewhere entirely different.

|ByKENAN COHEN
When the car becomes software on wheels
hinting and modesty, covering up and showing off in an attempt to appear normal and warm at the same time /

Hitting the Queen? Hyundai i30N vs Golf GTI

In this battle, South Korea aims to rival the eternal queen of hot compacts. But can the Hyundai i30N outshine the Golf GTI in all respects?

|ByKENAN COHEN
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Hyundai's New Purchase: Everything You Need to Compete with Electric Jeeps

Slightly more expensive than the Corolla, almost as big as the Tucson, hybrid and economical, the new purchase has everything you need to compete with electric Jeeps.

|ByKINEN COHEN
Hyundai logo is seen during Munich Auto Show, IAA Mobility 2021 in Munich, Germany, September 8, 2021

Kia, Hyundai sued over alleged anti-crime feature failings

The companies are being sued by the City of Chicago after a 104% increase of vehicle theft since 2022.

|ByJERUSALEM POST STAFF

Israeli EV sales soar in first half of 2023, surpassing full-year 2022 figures

Despite the impressive growth and substantial market share, the Israeli Electric Vehicle segment’s true potential is far from being exhausted.

JULY 10, 2023
ByDUBI BEN-GEDALYAHU
Visitors view a BYD Dolphin EV car at the 44th Bangkok International Motor Show in Bangkok, Thailand in March.

Uber, Hyundai Motor team up to develop electric air taxi

Uber has pledged to begin demonstrator urban flights in 2020 and commercial operations in 2023

JANUARY 7, 2020
ByREUTERS
The logo of car-sharing service app Uber on a smartphone

Hyundai to invest millions at Technion for building driverless cars

Israel is not home to any automobile manufacturers, but that may be an advantage in collaborating with international carmakers.

SEPTEMBER 7, 2017
TECHNION PROFESSORS, including Prof. Daniel Weihs (left), sign a memorandum of understanding with partners from South Korea’s KAIST University and Hyundai Motor Company in Haifa yesterday.