Hyundai Motor Group (the Group) has announced a USD 1.1 million contribution to aid Morocco and Libya in their recovery efforts following severe earthquakes and floods.
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The all-new TUCSON has been designed for modern families. Thanks to its combination of state-of-the-art clean technology and features, drivers travelling with children can cruise comfortably down the motorway while enjoying a range of convenience offerings. In addition, a five-year unlimited warranty ensures families can travel with even more peace of mind.
The video shows Nigeria’s Vice President, Professor Yemi Osinbajo test driving the Hyundai Kona, an electric vehicle assembled in Nigeria
Ghana’s Minister for Trade and Industry, Alan Kyerematen, announced this on Thursday, noting that the plants will be ready by the end of 2022.
“This time around, we will join forces to drive positive change with clean mobility solutions that benefit all,” said Un Soo Kim, Senior Vice President and Head of Global Operations Division of Hyundai Motor Company. “With Shell, we will be securing our competitiveness within the automotive industry, continuing our transition as a smart mobility solution provider.”
Hyundai’s midsize Sedan-Sonata has undergone total makeover, incorporating third-generation vehicle platform to give the 8th generation Sonata an amazingly inspiring appearance and improved performance.
In line with Hyundai global cardinal objective of “Moving the World Together,” Hyundai Motors Nigeria Limited, last week, commenced the inauguration of ultra-modern ICT (Information Communication Technology) Laboratories, which it facilitated in select public schools and colleges across the country.
It will be displayed alongside the replica of the Jules Rimet Cup, the trophy that was first presented to winners in 1930 when the competition started.
More efficient powertrains deliver an outstanding combination of performance and fuel economy, with a choice of 1.4-liter or 1.6-liter engines, including a diesel available in some markets, matched to a six-speed transmission in either manual or automatic.
Assembled locally at the Hyundai Motors Nigeria Limited plant in Lagos, the 2018 Sonata comes equipped with numerous other niceties such as the proximity key with push-button start, power driver’s seat as well as shiftronic gear system with courtesy door lamps, this all new Sonata could be the car to beat, or perhaps, an attraction of many auto buffs
The agreement also included the building of the largest petroleum product depot in Nigeria
The 22-year-old University of Lagos History and Strategic Study graduate, Ayoleyi Hanniel Solomon, popularly called Reekado Banks, outshined rival nominees – Kiss Daniel, Cynthia Morgan, Korede Bello and Lil’ Kesh – to emerge winner in the ‘Next Rated’ category of the contest
The Hyundai Motors Nigeria Head of Sales and Marketing, Jatin Nadkarni, gave this hint in Lagos at a customer appreciation ceremony, remarking that the facility was fundamental to the harmonization of ideals and reassessment of the Hyundai brand
Having sold over 667,000 units to date, the Elantra is by far the company’s most popular Middle East model
Hyundai has reaffirmed its position as one of the world’s leading automotive manufacturers thanks to prestigious awards from international awards…
“The Sonata has been a huge factor in Hyundai’s growth not only in the U.S., but around the world,” said Dave Zuchowski, president and CEO, Hyundai Motor America. “During its 30-year history, we have been able to craft and evolve Sonata to the ever-changing needs of our customers
The organisation selected the lightweight and futuristic frame of Intrado, which complements the concept’s advanced fuel-cell power train and design, representing the progressive spirit of Hyundai Motor
“The redesigned Sonata continues to deliver on key attributes that are important to today’s families – safety, value, technology, ride and roominess,” said Mike O’Brien, vice president of corporate and product planning, Hyundai Motor America
Jalal said that the first set of locally made vehicles would start hitting the country’s automobile market by the end of April
Hyundai Motors Nigeria Limited, a division of Stallion Group, already represents Hyundai’s range of passenger and commercial vehicles in Nigeria and operates an ultra modern vehicle assembly plant in Lagos, Nigeria