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The annual Hyundai Hope on Wheels® gala took place on September 4 in Washington, D.C., marking 28 years of impactful efforts in the fight against childhood cancer. Backed by Hyundai Motor America along with more than 855 U.S. dealers, the 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization gathered Hyundai leadership, members of Congress, medical researchers, physicians, pediatric cancer survivors, and their families. The event commemorated a milestone: $303 million in lifetime giving dedicated to pediatric cancer research.

 
The Cars.com American-Made Index recognizes the top 99 vehicles that meet strict American manufacturing standards. Cars.com's specialists apply rigorous benchmarks to determine which models truly qualify as American-made. As consumers increasingly value domestic production, this index grows ever more significant. This year, Hyundai celebrated the inclusion of five of its vehicles.

 
Renowned for its philanthropic spirit, Hyundai consistently shows genuine care for the causes it embraces. Their latest major donation—publicized on May 30th—supports the Dixboro Historic School House, a notable landmark in Superior Township.

 
The historic movement toward hydrogen energy is picking up speed, and Hyundai is eager to take a leading role. The unveiling of their XCIENT Fuel Cell truck stood out as a highlight of the ACT Expo in Anaheim, California. Developed specifically for the North American market, the XCIENT FC integrates advanced driver assistance systems with cutting-edge hydrogen technologies for top-tier performance and sophistication.

 
Hyundai Motor Group is furthering its commitment to a greener future. Working with Glovis America, it has recently introduced 21 Hyundai XCIENT hydrogen-powered electric semi-trucks to facilitate clean logistics operations. Hyundai reports that these zero-emission trucks will carry vehicle parts from suppliers in the region to its Metaplant facility.

 
Hyundai recently achieved a stunning victory at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway 120, claiming the top two spots. This win was the first of the season for both drivers, and Hyundai also raised funds for charity.

 
Hyundai has earned a top spot in the automotive sector for several reasons. In addition to its reputation for producing reliable, safe, and cost-effective vehicles, Hyundai is also known for its prowess in racing, as highlighted by its victory at the Virginia International Raceway. This achievement helped Hyundai extend its lead in the 2024 IMPC Manufacturers' Championship.

  

The Hyundai Motor Company officially entered the U.S. market in 1986 as Hyundai Motor America. Since then, this South Korean automotive brand has released a wide range of affordable passenger cars. Since 2005, the Hyundai Motor Manufacturing Alabama plant has been the largest production facility operated by Hyundai Motor America. Located in Montgomery, this factory has been supporting thousands of regional jobs.

 

Arlington is not immune to the problems that are common in society. Help for Desperate and Needy People (HDNP) International is out to help solve these problems while alleviating human suffering. They provide essential needs to help those who are in desperate need.

 

The 2021 Hyundai Elantra has earned the honorable title of "2021 North American Car of the Year." The Elantra is the proud recipient of the award given to the Elantra by the American Car, Utility, and Truck of the Year jury. The sedan has now received the "Car of the Year" award for the second time; the first win was in 2012. Hyundai as a manufacturer has now earned recognition for the third time.