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LATEST HYUNDAI NEWS
A History of Hyundai and Fuel Cell Technology
19 May, 2020
Hyundai Motor began development of Fuel Cell Electric Vehicle (FCEV) technology over 20 years ago, with the establishment of a dedicated research team in 1998
Kona Electric recognised as one of the greatest EVs on sale in TopGear Electric Awards
24 April, 2020
Kona Electric has been acknowledged as the Best Small Family Car in the inaugural TopGear Electric Awards, after it showcased it’s strengths on a 1,600 kilometre road trip across 9 European countries.
Hyundai New Zealand dealerships to provide contactless servicing and test drives under Alert Level 3
21 April, 2020
With the Government confirming that New Zealand will move to Alert Level 3 on 28 April, Hyundai New Zealand’s dealerships will reopen for contactless servicing and test drive options.
Hyundai New Zealand helps mobilise the Student Volunteer Army
11 April, 2020
This week the Student Volunteer Army (SVA) has received the first of many vehicles from Hyundai New Zealand and its dealer network. These vehicles will help SVA volunteers deliver groceries to elderly, healthcare workers and the medically vulnerable who cannot leave their home during the COVID-19 lockdown.
Hyundai reveals further details of “Prophecy” Concept EV
07 April, 2020
Hyundai Motor has revealed more details of its Prophecy Concept EV. In a new walk-around video, Hyundai Motor Group’s Chief Design Officer Luc Donckerwolke explains some of the key features inside and outside the vehicle.