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Hyundai Motor Group was named Automaker of the Year at the 2026 AutoTech Awards on June 2, recognizing its leadership in connected mobility, EV innovation, safety, and design. The Genesis GV70 3.5T Sport Prestige also received the 2026 Wards 10 Best Interiors & UX Award. Judges highlighted the Group's dedicated EV platform, three consecutive World Car of the Year wins, and consistent IIHS Top Safety Pick+ ratings. This marks the Group's first group-level technology leadership recognition, following Hyundai Motor America's OEM of the Year awards in 2021 and 2024.

Chrysler has teased a new SUV, believed to be the production version of the Airflow concept, built on Stellantis' new STLA One platform supporting multiple powertrain layouts. The front fascia features a full-width LED light bar with an illuminated winged logo and vertical LED headlamps, while the side profile and rear differ significantly from the concept. Expected to start around $40,000, the model is slated for a 2027 debut as part of Chrysler's three-SUV expansion plan.

The new Hyundai i20 has been spied undergoing testing in Europe with heavy camouflage. Adopting Hyundai's latest design language, the hatchback shifts from the current sporty aesthetic to a boxier, more rugged appearance. The front fascia may feature a horizontal full-width lighting signature, though full details remain concealed beneath the black cover panels.

Lynk & Co launched the 08 EM-P 230 Ultra Long Range Max, priced from 169,800 yuan under limited-time offer. The mid-size PHEV SUV features 230km CLTC electric range as its core selling point. Retaining the The Next Day design language with split headlights and full-width taillights, it measures 4,825/1,915/1,660mm with a 2,848mm wheelbase. Customers placing orders before June 30 can enjoy up to eight purchase benefits.

Lynk & Co launched the 10 EM-P 240 AWD Max at a limited-time price of 169,800 yuan. Retaining the The Next Day design language with full-width front and rear lighting, the mid-to-large sedan measures 5,050/1,966/1,487mm with a 3,005mm wheelbase.

Argentina produced 37,762 vehicles in May, up 0.6% month-over-month but down 21.5% year-over-year. Exports totaled 25,237 units, declining 6.1% from April and 4.2% from May 2025. Domestic wholesale deliveries reached 35,979 vehicles, plummeting 39.0% YoY. January-May cumulative production stood at 167,629 units (-19.3% YoY), with exports at 104,520 units (-2.2% YoY). Industry sources noted production volumes have stabilized, with the sector undergoing supply adjustment throughout 2026 driven by new investments.