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Eco (5)
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Small Cars (3)
Vans (2)
Sedan/Wagon (1)
Performance (1)
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Kona Electric
IONIQ Hybrid
IONIQ Electric
IONIQ PHEV
All-new NEXO
All-new Venue
Kona
Tucson Series II
New Santa Fe
All-new Palisade
i20 Hatch
i30
All-new Veloster
iLoad
iMax
i30 Wagon
i30 N
Mighty EX6
Mighty EX9
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The Hyundai brand has grown rapidly into a global automotive powerhouse. But first and foremost, we are a local business. Hyundai New Zealand is 100% kiwi owned and all our Hyundai dealers are 100% NZ operated. This means we are a New Zealand company helping New Zealanders grow.
LATEST HYUNDAI NEWS
Hyundai Motor teases first image of IONIQ 5
15 January, 2021
This week Hyundai Motor Company unveiled the first teaser image of the highly anticipated IONIQ 5 midsize SUV, the first model in its IONIQ dedicated EV line-up brand.
Hyundai Palisade SUV arrives in New Zealand
15 January, 2021
The all-new Palisade is rolling onto Hyundai showroom floors this month, taking its place as the largest and most spacious SUV in the Hyundai vehicle range.
Hyundai New Zealand No. 1 for Customer Satisfaction
15 December, 2020
Hyundai New Zealand has been awarded the 2020 Canstar Blue Award for Most Satisfied Customers in the New Cars category.
Hyundai Motor Previews New EV Era with IONIQ 5 Teaser
11 December, 2020
Hyundai Motor Company has revealed a teaser video (https://www.youtube.com/HyundaiWorldwide) for the upcoming IONIQ 5, the first dedicated EV in the new IONIQ lineup brand launching in early 2021.
Hyundai Motor Group Launches ‘HTWO’ Dedicated Fuel Cell System Brand
11 December, 2020
Hyundai Motor Group today introduced ‘HTWO’, a new brand to represent the group’s world-leading hydrogen fuel cell system. Building upon Hyundai’s 20-plus years of experience in hydrogen fuel cell technology, the brand will present hydrogen as a positive energy for humanity. HTWO stands for ‘H2’, the hydrogen molecule, whilst also representing ‘Hydrogen’ and ‘Humanity’, the two main pillars of Hyundai’s fuel cell business. The launch of the new fuel cell system brand will help facilitate Hyundai’s global fuel cell business and grow the hydrogen ecosystem.
* Your actual cost per year and energy consumption will vary from that shown, depending on factors such as vehicle condition and any vehicle modifications, driving style, traffic conditions, distance travelled and energy price variations. You should not expect to meet exactly what this cost says. Cost per year based on charging a 64kW Kona Electric on a home charger at a price per kWh of electricity at $0.20 and average distance of 14,000km per year.