All posts tagged "Hyundai"
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1.4KTechnologyHyundai’s Hydrogen plans include a 680 hp RWD sports car
At present, I think the only company that’s giving a tough competition to Toyota’s hydrogen fuel cell tech prowess is Hyundai. The...
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2.2KCarsHyundai i20 N Line launched at Rs 9.84 lakh
Hyundai India has launched the i20 N Line that was revealed a week ago. Prices start at INR 9.84 lakh, ex-showroom, New Delhi. The...
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1.5KCarsHyundai Casper micro-SUV revealed for Korea
At this point, we aren’t sure if the SUVs are really getting tinier or it’s just more hatchbacks wanting to be identified as “SUVs”;...
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India-spec Hyundai i20 N Line revealed as a pseudo-hot-hatch
India, as you might be aware, loves all things pseudo. These include pseudoscience, pseudo-gurus, pseudo-medical practices…and in recent times, pseudo SUVs as well. Okay, agreed...
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1.3KIndustry/OfficialReport: Hyundai beats Toyota in FCEV sales in H1 2021
Toyota might be supplying its fuel cells to buses, BMWs and even an experimental yacht, but according to a report, Hyundai emerged as...
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1.6KCars2022 Hyundai Santa Fe XRT debuts with more rugged looks
Hyundai America is offering a new trim for Santa Fe called the Santa Fe XRT, which adds some more rugged looks to an...
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1.5KRecordsHyundai Kona Electric sets 790 km urban cycle record
The all-electric version of the Hyundai Kona in Europe has a WLTP urban cycle rating of 660 km (410 mi) on a single charge. However,...
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2.7KCarsHyundai Elantra N debuts with angry looks and up to 290 hp
That’s right. While the Elantra N Line only dreams of being a “hot sedan”, the Elantra N (Avante N in Korea) debuts as...
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1.9KCarsHyundai Alcazar launched at Rs 16.30 lakh
Hyundai India has launched the Creta-based 3-row SUV Alcazar in the country, with introductory prices starting at INR 16.30 lakh, ex-showroom, Pan India....
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2.3KCommercial VehiclesHyundai to ship 140 more Xcient Fuel Cell trucks to Europe
Hyundai has made some subtle styling tweaks on the Xcient Fuel Cell truck, ahead of shipping 140 more units to European markets later...
