Hyundai and Waymo ink deal to produce autonomous Ioniq 5 EVs at 'significant volume'

Hyundai Ioniq — The Ioniq 5s will be assembled at Hyundai's new Metaplant America factory in Georgia. They'll then be upfitted with autonomous driving systems and sensors elsewhere. A rendering of an Ioniq 5 used in Waymo's driverless commercial service is shown. (HYUNDAI MOTOR GROUP)

October 04, 2024 10:00 AM

Hyundai Motor Group and self-driving tech company Waymo have finalized details of an anticipated partnership involving autonomous vehicles.

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