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April marks National Car Care Month! With temperatures rising and roads clearing, it's ideal to give your vehicle some TLC. Following the winter's harsh conditions, your car deserves a revitalization to prepare it for spring and summer escapades.

 
Your vehicle is equipped to carry substantial cargo, with you and your children being the most crucial passengers it accommodates. If you have pets, it is essential to ensure their safe transport to the vet, the park, or other destinations. Fortunately, Hyundai vehicles incorporate a range of features meticulously designed to enhance your safety wherever your journeys take you.

 
TopGear's 2023 Car of the Year title has been awarded to the Hyundai IONIQ 5 N, marking it as a genuine game-changer. This high-performance electric vehicle provides an exhilarating driving experience and proves to be an exceptionally accommodating choice for families.

 
Hyundai Motor America is introducing Evolve+, an all-new subscription service that aims to drive more people into the all-electric revolution. With popular models like Kona EV and IONIQ 5, Hyundai hopes to attract even more customers by offering an all-in-one subscription service. The recently announced Evolve+ received a warm welcome from audiences at the Chicago Auto Show. Although currently accessible in only six states and seven cities, this exclusive program marks an important step forward for Hyundai and the world of EVs.

 
A brand-new one-time-only payment subscription service via an application you can download on your phone has been launched by Hyundai called the Evolve+ EV. The app will include a variety of amenities that every person needs for their new vehicle purchase. The app includes features such as car insurance, roadside maintenance, and roadside assistance.

 
The Hyundai IONIQ 5 has been named the MotorTrend SUV of the Year for 2023. It is the fifth award for the IONIQ. It was also crowned the Car of the Year by MotorTrend in 2020. The IONIQ 5 is a midsize SUV that has been praised for its fuel efficiency and stylish design.

 
Hyundai is shuffling its lineup for 2023, discontinuing the Accent and Veloster N. The Accent has been in production since 1990, but a new subcompact crossover will replace it. Likewise, the Veloster N, which was only introduced last year, is being discontinued due to low sales.

Hyundai is now focused on the problem of range within what it aims to do in the future. The idea is to increase how much range of their current EV options by half again.

The Hyundai IONIQ 5 has racked up a number of prestigious awards. This electric-powered SUV continues to impress the automotive community. In fact, it was recently named Car and Driver's 2022 EV of the Year.

The RN22e, and N Vision 74 are the two new concepts the Hyundai N Line unveiled. They are symbolic of the company's determination to lead in being the first car company to do away with emission vehicles. With the use of their new technologies, they'll manage to achieve their goals. Let us look in detail at these new concepts.