Hyundai Hyundai went all out for the CES show. The Korean...

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Hyundai went all out for the CES show. The Korean manufacturer showed off plenty of new tech which it intends to incorporate into future production models.
Hyundai fuel cell SUV confirmed


The brand has confirmed an all-new SUV for 2018, which will be powered by a hydrogen fuel cell. It follows on from the current ix35 FCEV, but will be a new model rather than an adaptation of an existing one. We'll see the product in the metal at the 2017 Geneva Motor Show in March. Hyundai has also confirmed a partnership with IT giant Cisco to produce what it says will be the 'ultimate connected car' - with fully autonomous driving, remote servicing, and connection to buyer's homes and workplaces.
Hyundai Healthcare Cockpit


Also shown off was Hyundai's answer to road rage - a new 'wellbeing' interior concept. It uses biometric technology to monitor the driver's physical and mental state and reacts by adjusting cabin lighting, seating, sound, and even scent.
Hyundai Ioniq autonomous ride review


Hyundai showcased its vision for future mobility at CES, with insights into emission free, autonomous, connected mobility. At the recent LA Motor Show, the company revealed an autonomous version of its first electric production car – the Ioniq, and CES we got the chance to be driven around Las Vegas.