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Are you thinking about buying a Hyundai but are not sure how to pay for it? You're not alone. For many car buyers, financing is the smartest and most accessible way to drive off in a new or pre-owned vehicle. In this guide to financing your next Hyundai vehicle, we’ll explain everything from understanding loan options and improving your credit to choosing the right dealership.

Are you getting the most value out of your next car purchase? With so many makes and models on the market, it can be hard to know what’s included without shelling out extra. That’s why Hyundai has built a reputation for offering exceptional value by packing its vehicles with advanced features right from the start. In this article, we’ll explore what features come standard in the latest Hyundai models, so you know exactly what to expect when you step into the showroom at City World Hyundai.

Small is powerful again. After years of sitting on the sidelines of the microcar game, Hyundai is back with a bold new contender that is turning heads in South Korea and beyond: the Hyundai Casper. For fans of zippy urban drivers like the Hyundai Atos, this little dynamo brings back a missing flavor to Hyundai’s portfolio.

When you test drive a new Hyundai at City World Hyundai, chances are you’re experiencing more than just a fresh coat of paint or a clever new infotainment system. Underneath the stylish sheetmetal, there's a secret weapon Hyundai has been quietly perfecting since 2017. It’s called the ‘K’ platform series and is the foundation of Hyundai and Kia’s modern transformation.

Let’s set the scene: March 2020. Auto shows are being sidelined, the world is going digital, and Hyundai isn’t waiting around to make a statement. Instead of rolling out a velvet rope in Geneva, they rolled out pixels and press kits. And just like that, on March 3, 2020, the world got its first proper look at the Hyundai Prophecy concept — not in a convention center, but on the internet.

The Ioniq 5 or the NEXO might come to mind when you think of Hyundai today. But before those headlines, before the showroom-ready fuel cell SUVs, the prototype Tucson FCEV was quietly paving the way. What made it possible? Not just cutting-edge engineering from Hyundai, but key partnerships that flew under the radar, like Dynetek’s role in high-pressure hydrogen storage.

When Hyundai unveiled the Tucson Fuel Cell in 2013, it made headlines for all the right reasons. This was not just another electric vehicle. It was a hydrogen-powered crossover that looked and drove like a regular SUV but quietly emitted only water vapor. What the headlines didn’t always say, though, was that Hyundai didn’t go it alone. Behind the scenes was UTC Power, a company that brought decades of aerospace and industrial fuel cell experience to the table.

At first glance, the Hyundai Tucson Fuel Cell looks like any other compact SUV. But underneath its clean exterior lies a powertrain that is anything but ordinary. When Hyundai introduced this hydrogen-powered crossover in 2013, it became one of the first fuel cell vehicles (FCVs) available to the public. An ambitious move brought hydrogen from lab experiments to lease deals.

In a world dominated by ever-larger crossovers and tech-laden trucks, it's easy to overlook the humble subcompact. But rewind to 2008 and you’ll find Hyundai sharpening its pencil with the Accent, giving it a notable facelift that helped redefine how Americans saw budget-friendly hatchbacks and sedans.

If you’ve ever driven a Hyundai Accent in its early days, you probably remember a few things: it was small, it was affordable, and it got the job done. Not much more, not much less. But Hyundai has never been a brand to stand still. And now, the Accent is staging a quiet comeback, this time reimagined as a small family hatchback with real purpose and personality.