Welcome to AutoGuide.com’s weekly news roundup, where we take a look at the week’s most interesting automotive news stories.

Although it may only be a little bit, the U.S. auto industry is shrinking. 

Hyundai isn’t sitting on its electric laurels with just one EV.

The two recalls affect the Hyundai Santa Fe, Santa Fe Sport, Sonata and Genesis models.

It looks like the series of hot Veloster concepts that Hyundai has been rolling out for a few years will finally bear some fruit. 

If you’re in the market for a cheap car, we’re here to help.

I wouldn’t exactly classify myself as carefree when it comes to fuel consumption, but I’ve never been much of a fuel miser either.

The 2018 Hyundai Santa Fe Sport is arriving at dealers now, starting from $25,900 including destination.

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In literature, every great protagonist has its foil; a character that helps highlight some of the central figure’s finer qualities.

Hyundai’s new crossover will make its official debut June 12, although these teaser images essentially give it all away. 

Hyundai is giving us another shadowy look at its upcoming small crossover. 

Located about an hour and a half north of San Francisco, California’s Napa Valley is a magical place that’s adored by wine aficionados the world over.

The upcoming Hyundai i30 N sounds like no other previous Hyundai model.

Spy photographers have caught the Hyundai i30 N testing.

Hatchbacks, they’re versatile, usually pretty fuel efficient and more often than not, fun to drive.

The all-new Hyundai Kona won’t debut until later this summer, but the Korean automaker is anxious to share more details about its new subcompact crossover.

Is Hyundai working on a new coupe model?

Hyundai has priced its unique subscription service for the Ioniq Electric, which is currently only offered to consumers in California only.

The Hyundai Santa Fe has become the first passenger car to cross the coldest and driest continent on Earth.

The next-generation Hyundai Santa Fe looks to be getting some major changes.

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The New York Auto Show is in full swing, with automakers from around the world revealing their latest and greatest in the Big Apple.

Hyundai has lofty goals for its popular Sonata and has debuted the refreshed sedan at the New York Auto Show.

Hyundai is set to reveal the U.S.-spec 2018 Sonata at the 2017 New York Auto Show.

Hyundai is calling back vehicles that have engines that may seize unexpectedly.

Hyundai recently announced the name of its upcoming baby crossover and now we have spy photos of the Kona out testing.

Hyundai’s first B-segment SUV will be called the Kona.

Some special edition models just leave us scratching our heads.

Not all three-row vehicles are comfortable.

Hyundai has filed a patent application for a four-cylinder engine with variable cylinder displacement.

Building cars is a lot like baking. The underlying philosophies are similar even if the ingredients are completely different. 

Not all customers are satisfied with their dealership experiences.

Hyundai has filed a patent for a three-cylinder engine with some very interesting technology.

Hyundai is calling back roughly 978,000 Sonata sedans in the U.S. over an issue with the seat belt. 

Hyundai is trying to bolster its sales and is continuing to debut all-new and updated models across its lineup.

Hyundai is showcasing its commitment to green technology with the introduction of the FE Fuel Cell Concept, a hydrogen fuel cell car with 490 miles of range.

A sole image of the Hyundai Sonata facelift has leaked ahead of its debut.

It appears the Hyundai Sonata is getting an aggressive facelift.

Now in its 28th year, the J.D. Power U.S. Dependability Study has once again revealed the most reliable automakers.

It’s unlikely this is what Hyundai had in mind for the media drive of the all-new Ioniq Electric, the brand’s first real attempt at breaking into the slow-selling EV market.

As good as it is, it’s tough to describe the 2017 Hyundai Ioniq Hybrid as anything but ill-timed.

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Hyundai is looking at offering two versions of its upcoming i30N performance hatch.

The Hyundai Accent may be the Korean brand’s most affordable model, but it’s definitely not a cheap beater car anymore.

The 2017 Hyundai Ioniq Hybrid starts at $23,035 including destination.

Every year, something will undoubtedly shine the spotlight on American manufacturing.

Welcome to AutoGuide.com’s weekly news roundup, where you’ll get a quick rundown of the week’s biggest automotive news stories. 

 The Chicago Auto Show is normally a pretty quiet event and this year’s installment was no exception.

The all-new 2018 Hyundai Elantra GT hatchback was just revealed at the Chicago Auto Show.

The first complete sighting of the new, fifth-generation, 2018 Hyundai Accent will take place next week at the Canadian International Auto Show in Toronto, Canada.

The 2017 Kelley Blue Book 5-Year Cost to Own award winners have been announced.

The 2018 Hyundai Elantra GT will bow at the 2017 Chicago Auto Show next week.

Expect to see the 2018 Hyundai Sonata to sport an updated front end.

Hyundai is taking a unique approach to its Super Bowl commercial this year by shooting it during the big game. 

It used to be that if you had a family, you drove a sedan. And then it was a wagon. My generation? We grew up with minivans.

The Korean automaker has confirmed it will unveil a new vehicle at the 2017 Chicago Auto Show.

Automakers have a big presence at the 2017 Consumer Electronics Show and Hyundai is no different, but instead of emphasizing cars and autonomous tech, it is showing off a bunch of other ideas and concepts.

The Honda Civic was AutoGuide.com‘s Car of the Year for 2016 and is now offered as a stylish coupe, sedan or practical hatchback.

Expanding on its smart home offerings, Hyundai is demonstrating how its cars will work with the Google Assistant and Google Home.