Korea's auto exports during the first two months of the year surpassed $10 billion, industry data showed Sunday.
Kia’s all-new K4 compact sedan made its first-ever physical debut at the 2024 New York International Auto Show on Wednesday.
Hyundai Motor Group produced 7.23 million units last year, over half of which were made in factories abroad.
Exports hit a record $6.21 billion on the back of demand for electric and eco-friendly vehicles.
Traditional auto repair shops are rapidly shutting down as the expansion of the EV market has reduced the demand for their service.
The U.S.-based labor union United Auto Workers (UAW) filed unfair labor practice charges against Hyundai Motor for alleged illegal union-busting activities.
At QuTech in Delft of the Netherlands, the epitome of the country's technological prowess is clear to see.
A Kia production plant has suspended operations following a fatal accident at one of its parts subcontractors, according to company officials Wednesday.
SK Telecom, Korea's top mobile carrier, signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with a local autonomous vehicle startup to collaborate on advanced technology for self-driving trucks.
Cars for export are parked in the storage yard of a port in Pyeongtaek, Gyeonggi, on Thursday. Car exports between January and July rose 41 percent on year to $41.6 billion, surpassing the $40 billion mark at the fastest pace ever.
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