Description
Hyundai has also continued developing:
Battery-electric vehicles
Hybrid and plug-in hybrid vehicles
Hydrogen fuel-cell technology
Advanced driver-assistance systems
Connected-car technology
Autonomous-driving technology
Hyundai today
Today, Hyundai Motor Company operates globally and is part of the wider Hyundai Motor Group, alongside companies such as Kia and Genesis. The group is involved not only in cars but also in areas such as robotics, hydrogen technology, mobility and electric-vehicle infrastructure.
The company's journey is particularly notable because it went from assembling Ford vehicles in the 1960s to becoming a global vehicle manufacturer and major competitor in the electric-vehicle market within a few decades.