Hyundai

The Genesis G80 keeps up with the Joneses with small yet significant changes for 2025

Hyundai’s Tucson heads into 2025 with a number of updates, including freshened styling, a smarter interior layout—and a new model for the Canadian market

We sampled nearly anything and everything under the sun in the past year—here’s what we’ve determined to be the best of the best

The Elantra N talks the talk and walks the walk, enough to solidify Hyundai’s street cred among sporty small cars

Hyundai’s thoroughly redesigned Santa Fe is serious value in the midsize SUV space

Hyundai’s wild Ioniq 5 N will change the way you think about performance EVs

The updated Sonata rights the design missteps of its predecessor, but with no hybrid available in Canada, Hyundai is leaving sales on the table

When everyone in the three-row segment plays it safe with lay-ups, the redesigned Hyundai Santa Fe is a slam-dunk

The Kona Electric hits all the right notes for first-time EV buyers ready to go electric, but don’t want to overspend

We mean this in the nicest way possible: the Hyundai Ioniq 6 is boring, and it’s all the better for it

Even in its more budget-friendly trims, the 2024 Kona is a good bet in the segment

The Palisade may not be the darling it once was in the three-row SUV segment, but it still does many things right and doesn’t break the bank

Hyundai’s facelifted-for-2024 Elantra continues to deliver superb bang-for-your-buck

Hyundai’s Santa Fe heads into its fifth generation with a thorough makeover and a more flexible interior

Even in its most basic form, the Ioniq 5 is a damn-near-perfect mobility pod, existing at a price point that makes sense for a commuter car

There’s no wrong choice in the Tucson lineup, so is springing for all the sporty bits really worth the money?

With meaningful improvements for its second generation, the 2024 Hyundai Kona N-Line ought to remain a winner

The Santa Cruz blends power, style, and utility — but at a higher price than its key rival

The second-gen Hyundai Kona isn’t as much of a value proposition it once was, but its thorough improvements are worth the money

The Ioniq 6’s styling may be polarizing, but Hyundai’s out-of-the-box thinking is certainly refreshing

It starts with the out-of-this-world 70s science fiction exterior design.

A vehicle that is, as far as I can tell, without flaw as a family hauler.

Still a segment leader once ride comfort and safety features are factored in the equation.

The Tucson PHEV strikes the best balance between efficiency, roominess, and value.