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About Hyundai

Hyundai is the carmaker that rewrote the rules about where good cars come from. Once known mainly for cheap transportation, it now builds some of the most stylish, best-equipped and technologically ambitious mass-market vehicles in the world, from the retro-futuristic Ioniq 5 to the three-row Palisade and the riotous N performance cars. Combined with Kia, it ranks among the largest automotive groups on the planet, with a lineup that spans Indian hatchbacks, American pickups, European superminis and electric SUVs.

Founded as part of the Hyundai conglomerate under Chung Ju-yung, the car company began by assembling Ford Cortinas before launching its own Pony in 1975. It arrived in the United States in 1986 with the Excel, sold briskly and then stumbled on quality, a reputation it repaired with the famous ten-year, 100,000-mile powertrain warranty and years of steady engineering improvement. The N performance division, built with engineers hired from BMW, gave the brand genuine enthusiast credibility, and the Ioniq electric sub-brand launched in 2020 on the dedicated E-GMP platform.

Today's lineup spans compact cars like the Elantra, the best-selling Tucson and Santa Fe SUVs, the Palisade flagship and the electric Ioniq family, with India-built models such as the Creta, Venue and Bayon serving one of the company's most important markets, where Hyundai Motor India went public in 2024. Hyundai builds cars in Alabama and at its Metaplant in Georgia, and it has expanded hybrid offerings as EV demand has cooled in some markets. New small and large electric models, including the Ioniq 3 and an expanding Ioniq range, keep arriving.

The brand generates news constantly: sales results, recall notices, new-model reveals, product roadmaps, factory investments, awards and hydrogen projects. Expect coverage of Hyundai's global operations in America, Europe, India and China, its WRC rally program and N performance cars, its electrification and hybrid strategy, and the growing pains of a company trying to balance tariffs, plant investments and shifting demand in every region where it sells, all while its rivals scramble to match its pace of new-model launches.

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From the humble Pony and Excel to the Ioniq 5 and Palisade, Korea's biggest carmaker now sells everything from Indian hatchbacks to N performance cars.

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Elantra Hyundai's sharply creased compact sedan, a value champion with a frugal hybrid and the fire-breathing Elantra N, a manual-gearbox favorite.
Sonata Hyundai's midsize sedan, the car that announced the brand's design ambitions, now a stylish holdout in a market that has largely moved on.
i20 Hyundai's supermini, a European city car and a premium Indian hatchback, with a rallying alter ego that won world championships.
Verna Hyundai's midsize sedan for India, a sharp-suited, turbocharged rival to the Honda City in a market that still loves a three-box car.
Tucson Hyundai's best-selling compact SUV, with its hidden-light grille, hybrid and plug-in options and a rugged XRT trim, chasing the RAV4 and CR-V.
Santa Fe Hyundai's first SUV, reborn as a boxy, H-lit family hauler with a huge tailgate opening, three rows and a thrifty hybrid option.
Palisade Hyundai's flagship three-row SUV, a near-luxury family hauler with a new hybrid powertrain, sharing its bones with the Kia Telluride.
Kona Hyundai's funky subcompact crossover, designed electric-first and offered with gasoline, hybrid and battery power in one quirky shape.
Creta India's favorite midsize SUV, a Hyundai blockbuster with more than 1.5 million domestic sales, now offered with electric power as well.
Venue Hyundai's smallest SUV, a city-sized crossover for India and America, newly redesigned for India and among the cheapest new cars in the US.
Bayon Hyundai's small crossover named after Bayonne, a European city SUV now launched in India as a stylish step between the Venue and the Creta.
Santa Cruz Hyundai's compact unibody pickup, a Tucson-based 'sport adventure vehicle' with a small bed, now nearing the end of its run.
Ioniq 3 Hyundai's small electric hatchback, a sleek, affordable city EV built on the lessons of the Ioniq 5 and aimed at Europe's crowded small-car market.
Ioniq 5 Hyundai's pixel-styled, ultra-fast-charging electric crossover, a world car of the year and the base for the riotous Ioniq 5 N.
Ioniq 6 Hyundai's streamlined electric sedan, a slippery, long-range world car of the year, with a hard-edged N version that took on the track.
Ioniq 9 Hyundai's three-row electric SUV, a spacious, Georgia-built family hauler with fast charging and lounge-like seating, but no shortage of rivals.

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