Hyundai has announced UK pricing for NEXO, the company’s 2nd generation hydrogen fuel cell electric vehicle which is available to order directly from Hyundai Motor UK.
The £65,995 NEXO brings the very latest in hydrogen fuel cell and electric powertrain technology, with a range of up to 414 miles and it joins Kona Electric and IONIQ Electric as the latest electrified Hyundai model available in the UK and one of the 44 new electrified models that Hyundai Motor Group pledge to launch by 2025.
Vietnamese “state-aligned” hackers are targeting foreign automotive companies in attacks that appear to support the country’s vehicle manufacturing goals, reports Automotive News Europe.
Cybersecurity provider FireEye said the attacks accelerated in early February with hacking at companies in Southeast Asia and “the broader areas surrounding Vietnam,” said Nick Carr, a FireEye senior manager.
The trial of former Nissan Chairman Carlos Ghosn on charges of under-reporting his salary is expected to start in September, reported Japan’s public broadcaster NHK.
Ghosn’s first court appearance may be on 23 May as part of the preparations for the trial, after Ghosn was released on $9 million bail earlier in March.
Toyota and Suzuki have entered into an agreement to make electric vehicles for each other.
The deal will help both companies leverage their presence in particular regions and cut costs as well.