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Hyundai i40: The Wagon You Don’t Deserve
Hyundai penned the i40 at its Rüsselsheim design studio, where serious men do serious things. With pencils. Nonetheless, Hyundai’s i40 is designed with Europe in mind. So where’s ours? That’s a very...
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When It Comes to Cars, Korea Is the New Japan
Hyundai and Kia are seeing record growth and beating the rest of the industry senseless. Here's how they're doing it.
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Hyundai Hypes Hydrogen on Cross-Country Cruise
Hyundai is hyping hydrogen, cruising cross-country in a fuel-cell Tucson to turn people on to the fuel of the future.
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Hyundai’s Feedback Loop Yields a Better Coupe
Hyundai has aggressively collected customer feedback about its cars over the last decade. By listening to what Hyundai drivers want and then delivering on those desires, the company is stronger, the...
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Hydrogen Powered Hyundai Crosses Europe Using Existing Fuel Stations
A team of European drivers have crossed the continent in a pair of hydrogen-powered cars using only Europe’s existing hydrogen fueling infrastructure. The Oslo to Monte Carlo trip hit the record books...
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Satellite Radio Tries to Remain Relevant by Turning to Telematics
Nissan taps SiriusXM to become its telematics provider, as the satellite service tries to remain relevant in an increasingly competitive automotive infotainment market.
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In-Car Ethernet Isn’t What You Think
Ethernet is coming to your car, but not in the way you think. The next generation of vehicles will use the connectivity standard to move bits, while reducing weight and increasing fuel efficiency.
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The Next Big OS War Is in Your Dashboard
There's a largely covert war to the auto industry over the operating systems that will control the gadgets in and behind your dashboard. As in the smartphone biz, the battle line is between proprietary...
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Your Smartphone Will Replace Your Car Keys by 2015
Your smartphone has the potential to replace nearly everything else in your pockets, so why not your car keys?
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Hyundai, Kia Find Their Way With Google Maps
Hyundai and Kia are turning to Google to provide mapping for its vehicle navi systems, beginning with the 2014 Kia Sorento that we’ll see early this year. The Korean automaker announced Wednesday that...
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