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News2026-04-21Clean view

Hyundai Motor and TVS Motor sign JDA to co-develop electric three-wheelers for India and global markets

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On April 20, Hyundai Motor Company and TVS Motor Company signed a joint development agreement to develop, manufacture, and commercialize electric three-wheelers (E3W). Under the agreement, Hyundai Motor will lead concept design and co-develop the product leveraging its R&D and human-centric design capabilities, while....

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