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Amazon starting online car sales soon: Here's how it works

Amazon's partnership with Hyundai will allow customers to purchase a new car on Amazon for the first time.

Hyundai CEO discusses alarming electric vehicle trend

Hyundai, Kia see strong demand for EVs, despite rivals' concerns

Hyundai Motor and Kia see strong U.S. demand for electric vehicles , senior executives at the South Korean automakers told Reuters ahead of the Los Angeles Auto Show. The comments run...

Hyundai CEO discusses alarming electric vehicle trend

Hyundai, Kia see strong demand for EVs, despite rivals' concerns

Hyundai Motor and Kia see strong U.S. demand for electric vehicles (EVs), senior executives at the South Korean automakers told Reuters ahead of the Los Angeles Auto Show. The comments run against industry fears that inflation and higher interest rates will undermine the boom in EV sales. "I am still very bullish on the battery electrics," Jose Munoz, Hyundai's global chief operating officer, said in Los Angeles ahead of the auto show that opened on Friday, adding the company's EV sales were doubling year-over-year.

Murder trial in 2019 Louisville Olive Garden shooting set to start in December

The trial for Devone Briggs has been postponed several times.

Hyundai raising wages - Statesboro Herald

All-New 2024 Hyundai Santa Fe Arrives in US, Looks Like Something Walter White Would Drive

We’ve known what the all-new 2024 Hyundai Santa Fe would look like ever since its global unveiling this past summer. However, the Korean three-row ...

Amazon to sell new cars next year in US, starting with Hyundai

E-commerce giant Amazon said Thursday it would start selling new automobiles on its platform in the United States next year.Amazon made the announcement at the Los Angeles Auto Show in conjunction with Hyundai, the South Korean auto giant that will be the first brand sold on the site.

Hyundai joins Honda and Toyota in raising wages after auto union wins gains in deals with Detroit 3

A professor of collective bargaining at Cornell University said it’s likely the UAW settlement contributed to the raises at the nonunion factories.