Hyundai Motor Group

Hyundai Motor Group has partnered with the African Development Bank (AfDB) to accelerate sustainable development across Africa. The two entities have signed a Letter of Intent for a long-term strategic collaboration. This partnership combines Hyundai's business capabilities with AfDB's development financing to unlock growth opportunities. The collaboration spans six areas, including the clean energy transition, transport infrastructure, and electric vehicle (EV) value chain development. This foundation for a long-term partnership aims to drive tangible growth across the continent. The partnership will focus on creating opportunities in various sectors, leveraging Hyundai's expertise and AfDB's development financing. The collaboration is expected to have a positive impact on Africa's sustainable development.

Hyundai Motor Group captured three awards at the 2026 What Car? Electric Car Awards, presented by the UK automotive magazine. The all‑electric IONIQ 6 N was named Best Electric Performance Car. The current Tucson plug‑in hybrid earned the title of Best Used Hybrid Family SUV. A previous‑generation Santa Fe was awarded Best Used Hybrid Seven‑Seat MPV. The awards are decided annually by a panel of expert testers who evaluate new models on performance, practicality and value. Hyundai’s sweep underscores the company’s expanding lineup of high‑performance electric vehicles and versatile hybrids, positioning it as a leading contender in both new‑vehicle and resale markets.

A recent report highlights the significant role legacy automakers are playing in the US electric vehicle (EV) transition. According to CleanTechnica, these companies are leading the charge in EV sales, with some notable brands and groups emerging as top sellers. The report, which tracks quarterly EV sales in the US, reveals that legacy automakers are making significant strides in the EV market. Notably, brands like Ford and General Motors are among the top sellers of EVs in the US, with Ford's Mustang Mach-E and General Motors' Chevrolet Bolt being popular models. The report also notes that auto groups like Volkswagen Group and Hyundai Motor Group are also making significant gains in the EV market. These developments suggest a growing commitment to electric vehicles among legacy automakers, which could have significant implications for the US automotive industry.

Hyundai Motor Group has partnered with Oman's Ministry of Transport, Communications and Information Technology to drive the country's green mobility transition under Oman Vision 2040. The partnership involves Hyundai teaming up with Mwasalat to launch Oman's first hydrogen city bus in Muscat. Additionally, Oman Oil Marketing Company and EV charging brand EVO have joined forces with Hyundai to build ultra-fast EV charging stations. This collaboration aims to accelerate Oman's shift towards sustainable transportation and reduce its carbon footprint.