New National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) regulations require automakers to achieve a corporate average fuel economy (CAFE) rating of 35.5 miles per gallon (MPG) by 2016. Hyundai will not only meet this new requirement, the company plans to achieve a CAFE rating of at least 50 MPG by 2025 for its passenger cars and light duty trucks.
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Hyundai made its first appearance in the top five most considered automotive brands among new-car shoppers, according to the latest Kelley Blue Book Market Intelligence Brand Watch study.
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Following Hyundai's impressive win in the Canstar Blue survey, where Australians rated Hyundai the No.1 automotive brand for customer satisfaction, Hyundai has scored another win in a crucial North American quality survey.
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Last week, Hyundai was listed at the top of Autobild magazine’s annual Quality Report 2010. The report threw Hyundai in against Germany’s best manufacturers such as BMW and Mercedes-Benz, proving Hyundai can indeed excel, even amongst the best of them.
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Just when you thought you've seen every permutation of hybrid, Hyundai goes and tweaks the formula a bit. You know, just a bit.
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The Hyundai Genesis Coupe is one of the new kids on the performance vehicle block (it was introduced for the 2009 model year), but this didn’t stop it from throwing some serious punches at competitors with serious history behind them.
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In the burgeoning market for automotive hybrids, Hyundai is betting it's better to come late to the party than never.
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Hyundai announced today it has made some couple of aerodynamic changes and engine enhancements to its i20 mode, which led in a boost in fuel efficiency for all engines, while the interior is now more stylish and better equipped.
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Want to know the hottest brand on KBB.com? Well, you’ve probably guessed by now. Interest in Hyundai has jumped 70% from May 2009 to May 2010,
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