"Shares of automaker Hyundai Motor soared about 18% following a local media report of a deal between the firm and Cupertino-based tech giant Apple on developing electric vehicles and batteries. The report, however, added that the deal is still pending approval."
Seems to just be a rumor but Hyundai has also gone all in on fuel cells. They plan to test this year and start producing cars by 2025. SK group* just made a $1.5 billion dollars deal with PLUG too. They are also possibly building a fuel cell plant in china.
What do you all think? Is Hyundai a competitor in the EV race?
Hello r/backpacking!
My buddy and I are planning to rendezvous in Thailand in January 2017 and then travel the surrounding countries. We are highly considering purchasing motor scooters and using those as our catalyst for travel.
Can you please elaborate on what this will actually entail? Costs, licensing logistics, etc. He's from the UK and I'm from the USA. I have a driver's license currently. He does not.
Any information is highly appreciated. Thanks!
EDIT: He'll get his license by then.
