Riley December 21, 2020
It’s a slippery soap for this billy cart
Those crazy guys at Hyundai are still playing with their billy cart, or 'soapbox' as they prefer to call it, reports CHRIS RILEY.
Tag: Hyundai
Riley December 21, 2020 Riley December 15, 2020
Hyundai gets into the robotics business
Hyundai is getting into the robot business, with a controlling stake in $1.1 billion pioneering Boston Dynamics, reports CHRIS RILEY.
Conole December 11, 2020
Hyundai Palisade: Because bigger is betterer
Hyundai is about to add a larger, American-style SUV to its lineup called Palisade that will sit above the Santa Fe, reports DAVID CONOLE.
Riley November 9, 2020
Hyundai Sonata N Line — nuff said
Hyundai's Sonata is about to get a whole lot more interesting with the addition of a sporty, turbocharged N Line addition. reports CHRIS RILEY.
Buys November 2, 2020
Hyundai Ioniq Electric: Silence is golden
It does everything a car should do and nothing it shouldn't. Hyundai's Ioniq Electric ticks all the boxes, reports BILL BUYS.
Buys October 27, 2020
Hyundai i30 N Fastback: Chic, slick and quick
Hyundai's powerhouse i30 Fastback N is an impressive bit of kit. At least the Buys famliy is sold on it. BILL BUYS reports.
Riley October 22, 2020
Nothing lower case about Hyundai’s new i20 N
Hyundai has added another pocket rocket to the line up, with the WRC-inspired i20 N joining its performance stable, reports CHRIS RILEY.
Riley September 14, 2020
Get with the program — get Hyundai
You could call it cutting out the middleman. Hyundai has launched its own TV channel and you guessed it, it's about cars -- its cars, reports CHRIS RILEY.
Conole August 21, 2020
Hyundai Santa Fe: All the moves
Active-X is Hyundai's value for money version of the seven-seat Santa Fe SUV. With a superb diesel engine, It mounts a strong case for the family dollar, reports DAVID CONOLE.
Riley June 19, 2020
Hydrogen power comes to Canberra
Hyundai has started its hydrogen offensive in earnest with 20 Nexo hydogen-powered fuel cell vehicles earmarked for Government departments in the ACT, reports CHRIS RILEY.