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Hyundai Motor Group expands vehicle-to-everything services across Korea, Europe and the United States.
Korea will see the first V2G pilot on Jeju Island by year-end 2025 using Kia EV9 and Hyundai Ioniq 9.
A Netherlands V2G service will be introduced commercially in 2025.
US V2H services will enable EVs to provide emergency power during outages.
Hyundai Ioniq 9 will support V2H in the US, with Kia EV6 added to V2H expansion.
Korean pilot to leverage Jeju's real-time energy market for flexible grid resources.
Korea Electric Power Corporation will facilitate grid integration.
US V2H aims to provide power during natural disasters and outages.
The rollout supports broader energy flexibility with EVs as grid resources.
Hyundai and Kia plan staged expansion before broader vehicle support.

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Carter Myers Automotive expands into Maryland by purchasing Toyota and Hyundai dealerships in Lexington Park.
CMA plans for Honda's Lexington Park store to open in 2026 and will retain current employees at the two acquisitions.
The acquisitions represent CMA's strategic move to grow in smaller communities for personal, community-focused service.
CMA's expansion in Maryland marks its first Maryland stores, part of a broader mid-Atlantic growth strategy.
Executive leadership shift planned, with CMA appointing an executive manager to oversee all three Lexington Park stores.
CMA's geographic approach targets the mid-Atlantic with a revolving circle of growth from its Charlottesville base.
CMA emphasizes cost efficiency by matching image-ready facilities, reducing renovation needs for acquisitions.
CMA plans to leverage the two new stores as a training ground to accelerate Honda store readiness.
The deal underscores CMA's focus on non-luxury, high-volume brands in smaller markets.
Lexington Park, Maryland, chosen for CMA’s Maryland entry due to its community-focused environment.

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Hyundai Palisade 2026 redesign adds luxe styling with stacked LEDs and a sharpened grille, boosting premium appeal.
Kia Telluride’s rugged X-Pro trim adds off-road styling cues to a luxury-focused SUV.
Review notes comparable interior comfort, tech, and storage; cabin feels premium for family buyers.
Palisade’s performance is refined but not sporty; the V6 is smooth yet not urgent, with an eight-speed auto that can feel slow.
Telluride offers a warm, boutique-like cabin; cabin design emphasizes luxury over minimalism.
Hyundai plans hybrid Palisade variants to boost fuel efficiency from 19 to 34 mpg.
Both brands claim strong reliability with long warranties and high sales volume.
Reviewer notes the Palisade’s premium cabin and tech feel, with substantial road noise reduction after closing doors.
Critics say Palisade’s design cues borrow from Range Rover styling in rear pillar and overall silhouette.
Automakers’ collaboration included initial test keys and expense coverage for reviews, per disclosure.
Future updates planned for 2027 include redesigns that may alter engine options.

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