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This is it. You're looking at the 2022 Hyundai Ioniq 5, the first all-electric vehicle built using the automaker's Electric-Global Modular Platform (E-GMP). Ioniq 5 is also the first all-new electric vehicle from Hyundai's Ioniq sub-brand. Starting life as the 45 EV Concept in 2019, the Ioniq 5 is essentially a concept coming to life, and it brought along a host of tech features befitting of a modern EV.

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Hyundai Mobis has unveiled a new a HLED that's able to be bent as a thin film. The design allows a single LED to serve as both a stop lamp and a tail lamp at the same time requiring only 5.5mm thickness for the LED surface. The new tail lamp is called HLED.

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Hyundai has taken the wraps off its updated 2022 Kona and 2022 Kona Electric SUVs, with revamped design along with a new N Line trim option. Headed to US dealerships in the spring, the Kona is among the automaker's smallest SUVs for American shores, not to mention some of its most affordable.

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The 2022 Hyundai Ioniq 5 will make its global debut on February 23, 2021, but Hyundai can’t stop itself from releasing teaser images of its newest all-electric crossover. The automaker unveiled a single image of the Ioniq 5’s interior recently after teasing us with the car’s exterior last month.

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It may have lost favor with Apple but Hyundai naturally has its hands in other futuristic endeavors related to mobility. From its upcoming electric vehicles to robots that move individuals or groups, the South Korean carmaker is applying any and all aspects of design, engineering, and creative thinking to envision the vehicles of the future. Its latest concept is just as out of this world and could probably even be used out of this planet in the future.

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Apple's talks with Hyundai and Kia which could have seen the South Korean automakers build the much-rumored Apple Car have ended, highlighting stark differences in how automakers aim to capitalize on significant investments into electric vehicle platforms. Earlier in the year, Hyundai appeared to signpost that Apple's longstanding Project Titan car project had found its manufacturing partner, announcing that the two companies were in talks.

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News about Apple's highly-anticipated autonomous electric vehicle has been on a roller coaster ride in the past weeks. News first broke out that Hyundai was in talks with Apple which the carmaker later recanted and denied. And then Kia came on the scene, again stirring up a storm of speculation and theories. On Friday, the latest word is that those talks have stalled and now both carmakers are saying that they are not involved in Apple Car development talks in the first place.

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The Apple Car saga continues, with reports that the Cupertino firm's talks with Hyundai and Kia have been put on pause as the exact nature of the well-rumored electric vehicle remains unclear. The subject of long-standing speculation since word of the "Project Titan" group working inside Apple on car technology broke several years ago, Apple Car chatter accelerated over the past few months as details of the company's discussions with big name automakers emerged.

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Hyundai offers a solar roof on the Sonata Hybrid sedan, though the promise of free driving courtesy of the sun isn't really where the technology shines. The frugal family car eschews plug-in hybrid technology in favor of the altogether simpler pairing of a decent-sized gas engine and an electric motor that play together, though the solar cells embedded in the glass roof do step away from the norm.

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It has definitely been a busy week so far for Apple, at least as far as rumors about its electric vehicle are concerned. From the engine platform to potential partners, it seems that the stage is slowly being set for the so-called Apple Car. There is still some uncertainty, of course, on which car manufacturer the iPhone maker will go with but, according to the latest scoop. a partnership with Hyundai-Kia is more likely to result in a driver-less EV made in the US.

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A "Pop-up" airport and charging hub for future electric Vertical Take-Off and Landing (eVTOL) aircraft, including air taxis and autonomous delivery drones has received backing from the UK government. eVTOL aircraft are expected to be widely used in the future for transporting people and cargo across cities. The new pop up airport is a partnership between Hyundai Motor Group, Coventry City Council, and the UK government.

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It's definitely a big day for Apple car rumors and speculation, from serious market analysis to tongue-in-cheek theories about electric vehicle's charging system. Riding on these waves is a new report that Apple made yet another big move that reveals its chosen partner for this endeavor. Although Hyundai has unsurprisingly retracted its previous statements, its affiliate Kia is now seemingly in line for that spot, at least based on a single local news report.

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