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Hyundai’s hydrogen fuel-cell car makes U.S. debut in California

Hyundai's hydrogen fuel-cell car makes U.S. debut in California

A Southern California motorist drove off the lot of a Hyundai dealership on Tuesday in a zero-emissions car touted by the automaker as marking the commercial debut of mass-produced hydrogen fuel-cell vehicles in the United States.

Hyundai unveils two sedans in South Korea to challenge BMW, Audi

Hyundai unveils two sedans in South Korea to challenge BMW, Audi - Busan International Motor Show 2014 in Busan

Hyundai unveiled two new sedans built for its home South Korean market on Thursday, an unusual step designed to fend off surging imports from the likes of BMW and Audi.

Hyundai launches special edition i30 and ix35

Hyundai has launched limited Go! editions on the i30 and ix35. The Go! models will be limited to 550 examples and feature £900 of extra kit as standard, while Go! SE will add £1450 of extra equipment, but be limited to just 150 cars.

Hyundai Q1 profit hit by slow U.S. sales

Hyundai Q1 profit hit by slow U.S. sales

Hyundai missed analyst estimates by posting a first-quarter net profit that was almost identical to a year earlier, as increased sales in China and Korea helped offset lackluster U.S. demand.

Hyundai researchers report improved Li-sulfur battery performance

Researchers from Hyundai have found that the use of a new sulfone-based electrolyte greatly improved the capacity and reversible capacity retention of a Li-sulfur battery compared to the performance of ether-based electrolytes.

In a paper presented at the SAE 2104 World Congress in Detroit, they reported that use of the sulfone-based electrolyte increased capacity by 52.1% to 715 mAh/g and capacity retention by 63.1% to 72.6%.Lithium-sulfur systems are of great interest as a “beyond Li-ion” solution with increased energy densities that would enable much greater electric vehicle range. The Li/S system has a high theoretical specific energy of 2600 Wh kg-1; however, rapid fading of charge capacity is a well-known issue.