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And also record what is happening on cameras Hyundai has announced the winners of the 2023 Ideas Festival, a program designed to encourage the development and development of creative research concepts among its employees. This year's theme was “Technology with a Soul that Changes the World,” and one of the winners was an idea called “H-SOS.” The concept envisions a future in which a car equipped with external microphones will be able to “hear” signs of distress, such as a person screaming or an explosion. If such a situation is detected, the car will be able to turn on the headlights, hazard lights and horn and begin recording its surroundings using cameras and microphones. [caption id="attachment_85610" align="aligncenter" width="780"] Hyundai cars[/caption] New Hyundai cars will be able to “hear” screams and call the police He will then alert the police by sending officers the vehicle's location and video footage. In case of emergency or disaster, the car can warn nearby vehicle owners to stay away from the area. The proposed concept is “the idea of ​​creating a social safety net to prevent crimes and accidents in blind spots.” It is worth noting that Tesla has a Sentry Mode in which cameras record what is happening. Rivian cars are equipped with a similar function.

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Cars can be ordered on Amazon Starting next year, depending on their location, users will be able to add the Hyundai Ioniq 5 and other cars to their cart on Amazon, along with regular items like home gadgets, books and watches. Hyundai Motor America CEO Randy Parker says the company has approximately 150 million reasons to try this new plan. “They have about 150 million Amazon Prime customers, right?” — Parker said in an interview with InsideEVs at the Los Angeles Auto Show. He emphasized that millions of people visit the e-commerce megastore every month in America alone. “This is a huge audience to reach. So I think this is a great partnership that has the potential to revolutionize the industry.” Under this collaboration, Hyundai customers will be able to use Amazon to search for Hyundai vehicles in their region, including gasoline models, hybrids and new electric vehicles such as the Ioniq 5, Ioniq 6 and Kona EV. They can order online, select their preferred financing or payment options, and then arrange for delivery from their local dealership. Hyundai will offer its cars to 150 million Amazon Prime customers [caption id="attachment_83477" align="aligncenter" width="780"] Hyundai[/caption] Parker emphasized that this does not mean direct manufacturer-to-consumer sales, but rather connects the customer with the nearest Hyundai dealer based on zip code. This dealer component is an important link, creating a bridge between direct online sales and the dealer network on which Hyundai depends. Parker says dealers are excited about the idea, and the plan is to conduct a pilot phase and then expand the program to all dealers. This isn't the first time Hyundai has taken an unconventional approach to sales, having previously offered the Evolve+ program, which provides a monthly subscription to electric vehicles. It's important to note that Hyundai continues to actively develop its electric vehicle lineup, and according to Parker, the company has fully embraced the challenge of electrification in the auto industry.

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Demand for electric vehicles is declining Hyundai Motor has begun construction of a $1.5 billion plant in South Korea that will produce electric vehicles. The group, which owns the Hyundai and Kia brands, held a groundbreaking ceremony on Sunday in Ulsan, where the automaker built its first assembly plant in 1968. The new plant will be capable of producing 200,000 electric vehicles per year. Construction is scheduled to be completed in 2025, and mass production of vehicles will begin in the first quarter of 2026. The electric crossover from the group's luxury brand Genesis will be the first model to be produced at the new plant. Hyundai will produce 200,000 electric vehicles a year at a new $1.5 billion plant [caption id="attachment_82173" align="aligncenter" width="780"] Hyundai[/caption] “Just as the dream of building a better car in the past turned Ulsan into a car city today, I believe Ulsan will become an innovative mobility city that will pave the way for the era of electrification, starting with a dedicated electric vehicle manufacturing plant,” said Yusun Chung. Executive Chairman of Hyundai Motor Group. Experts say the industry is seeing a decline in demand, with electric vehicles remaining unsold on dealer lots longer than gasoline-powered vehicles.

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The digital panel on the front was not allowed into production Hyundai has unveiled a limited production version of its Disney-themed Ioniq 5 but unfortunately has ditched the digital dashboard featured in the concept. [caption id="attachment_70946" align="aligncenter" width="780"] Hyundai Ioniq 5 Disney100 Platinum[/caption] Hyundai unveiled the Ioniq 5 Disney100 Platinum concept at the New York Auto Show earlier this year. The special edition retains the Gravity Gold Matte body with rims, the pattern of which evokes associations with Mickey Mouse ears. But the coolest feature of the concept did not make it into production. We are talking about panels and headlights, which showed various animations, as well as fireworks The production version of the Hyundai Ioniq 5 Disney100 Platinum Edition presented https://youtu.be/oXU5n68H8qM The special edition also features Mickey Mouse-themed trim, unique floor mats, and embossed Disney100 logos on the front seats and center console. Production will be limited to 1,000 units and the Ioniq 5 Disney100 Platinum Edition will go on sale early next year. The price has not yet been announced.