Hyundai and Kia see a crossover-led comeback

Kia will add the Telluride, above, and a compact crossover based on the SP Concept, above right. Hyundai is considering a pickup based on the Santa Cruz concept, right, says CEO Wonhee Lee. (AUTOMOTIVE NEWS ILLUSTRATION)

October 29, 2018 05:00 AM

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