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LATEST HYUNDAI NEWS
Hyundai Motor and H2 Energy bring the world’s first fleet of fuel cell electric trucks into commercial operation
26 September, 2018
Hyundai Motor Company has confirmed at the ‘IAA Commercial Vehicles 2018’ in Hanover that beginning in 2019 and over a five year period Hyundai Motor and H2 Energy will provide 1,000 heavy-duty fuel cell electric trucks and an adequate supply chain for renewable hydrogen.
Ashley Forest more unfinished business for Paddon
20 September, 2018
It’s only 1.7 kilometres of gravel road in a forest near Rangiora in North Canterbury, but the iconic Ashley Forest Rallysprint represents unfinished business for Kiwi rally star Hayden Paddon.
Finely-judged third for Paddon in Turkey
17 September, 2018
Kiwi rally driver Hayden Paddon has secured his first podium finish of the 2018 World Rally Championship season in Turkey. With his British co-driver Seb Marshall, Paddon stuck to their plan of being consistently fast and clean to finish Rally Turkey with a strong result for Hyundai Motorsport and bring home his seventh WRC career podium finish.
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