Hyundai
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Changan takes over Hyundai's China plant to produce Deepal-branded cars
Changan has taken over Beijing Hyundai's Chongqing plant, which has now been converted into Deepal production lines.
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Hyundai launches EO compact SUV in China, seeking comeback in world's largest EV market
The Hyundai EO starts at RMB 119,800 yuan ($16,870) and will compete against models including the BYD Yuan Plus and Geely Galaxy E5.
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Beijing Hyundai begins pre-sales of EO compact SUV, priced from $18,250
The Hyundai EO starts at RMB 130,000 ($18,250) in pre-sales, with major rivals including the BYD Yuan Plus and Geely Galaxy E5.
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Hyundai's China JV debuts Elexio all-electric SUV in comeback effort
Beijing Hyundai has completed the debut of the Elexio, saying it aims to launch a comeback bid by a joint venture automaker in China.
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Chinese lithium producer Ganfeng signs long-term supply deal with Hyundai Motor
Ganfeng will supply battery-grade lithium hydroxide products to Hyundai Motor under a contract valid from January 1, 2024 to December 31, 2027.
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Hyundai, Kia up bet on China EV market with charging facility tie-ups
Hyundai will work with China's Naas Technology on charging infrastructure, while Kia puts into operation the first supercharging station it built with Shell in China.
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CATL reportedly sets up branch in South Korea for Hyundai Motor
CATL may have set up the subsidiary to support Hyundai in supplying its lithium iron phosphate technology.
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Tesla, Nio supplier CATL signs deal to license CTP technology to Hyundai Motor's parts affiliate
Nio's 75-kWh hybrid battery pack unveiled last month uses CATL's next-generation CTP technology to simplify manufacturing and assembly by 10 percent.
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Hyundai Motor reportedly in talks with Xiaomi to sell its second plant in Beijing
Hyundai has five passenger car production bases in China with a combined annual production capacity of 1.65 million units.
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CATL reportedly to supply power cells to Hyundai Motor Group
Chinese battery supplier CATL is said to supply power cells to two models built on Hyundai Motor Group's E-GMP platform, with supplies set to begin in 2023, according to cls.cn, citing sources familiar with the matter.
