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This is going to be prolonged war with Japan: Korean Prez warns biz leaders

The dispute has moved into the economic arena what the two see as proper contrition for Japan's colonial rule over the Korean Peninsula

Hyundai Motor denies tie-up with Tencent on driverless car software

Both companies had not offered any immediate comments on Saturday

Hyundai seeks incentives, infra support from govt for electric vehicles

The company showcased Kona at the Global Investors Meet. It is an electric car, which can run upto 350 kms with a one-hour charge

Hyundai Motor's two R&D vice chairmen offer to resign: Sources

Hyundai Motor President Albert Biermann is likely to be named chief of the automaker's research and development (R&D) division

Hyundai, South Korea govt eye low-cost carmaking JV despite stiff protests

Hyundai is expected to invest 53 billion won ($47.5 million) for a 19 per cent stake in the joint venture

Cannot make electric vehicles in India yet: Hyundai Motor CEO & MD Y K Koo

We will increase capacity by 50,000 units from January 2019, taking total capacity to 750,000 units, says Y K Koo

Hyundai to cancel $890 mn in shares under pressure from hedge fund Elliott

US activist hedge fund Elliott Management ramped up pressure on the South Korean automaker

Hyundai Motors sales up 8.5% in Jan at 56,216 units, 9% growth in exports

Domestic sales of the company rose by 8.3 per cent to 45,508 units in December

Hyundai Motor Q4 profit rises 3%; annual earnings drop for 5th yr straight

For the full year, it posted a net profit of 4.03 trillion won, versus 5.41 trillion won a year ago

South Korea's Hyundai Motor union rejects tentative wage deal

The voting took place on Friday with a turnout of 88 percent, with the result tabulated early on Saturday

Hyundai Motor suspends all four Chinese factories due to supply disruption

Hyundai Motor's sales from Chinese factories fell 64% to 105,000 vehicles in April-June alone

After Tesla Model 3, Hyundai to launch electric vehicle with 500 km range

SEOUL (Reuters) - Hyundai Motor Co <005380.KS> said on Thursday it will launch a long-range electric vehicle with a driving range of 500 km (311 miles) per charge after 2021, seeking to address investor concerns that it is lagging rivals in the green car race.

Hyundai readies to enter commercial vehicle market in India

HMC is evaluating the prospects of the Indian small and heavy commercial vehicle market

Post China & S Korea missile row, Hyundai plots branding reboot for Beijing

Hyundai's faced backlash in sales as S Korea deployed US anti-missile defence system

Hyundai eyes 10% of India sales through digital route

Hyundai Motor India Ltd (HMIL), the country's second largest car manufacturer and the largest passenger car exporter today opened the Online booking for its range of cars for ease of customers across India. The company around 10 per cent of its sales through the new initiative. YK Koo, MD & CEO, HMIL said, "Hyundai is a Customer Centric and Innovative brand with strong focus on Digitalisation. We have attained the leadership position within the Auto industry and are front runners in Online Media Innovation and Digital Interactions. The Online Car Booking will empower our customers and redefine online car purchase in India by making Customers' purchase journey more Simpler, Faster, convenient yet experiential." This is part of company's vision to be a modern premium brand and going to help new customers, who are more digital savy, said Puneet Anand . Sr. GM & Group Head - Marketing, Hyundai Motor India Ltd.He noted today around 65 per cent of the customers does research ...

US missile system claims another victim: Hyundai Motor

Company said its Jan-Mar net profit was $1.3 tn won, down 21% from 1.7 tn won a year earlier.

Hyundai reports 6% sales growth in February

Company said it sold 52,734 units last month as against 49,729 units sold in February 2016

Hyundai Motor to launch eight new models

Hyundai will log double-digit growth in India in 2017, a top official said

Hyundai Motor plans Pakistan venture with billionaire Mansha

Suzuki also plans to invest $460 million on a second plant

2017: Hyundai, Kia aim to beat competitors, grow sales to 8.25 mn globally

The 2017 target is slightly higher than their 2016 goal of 8.13 million vehicles