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Hyundai Motor North America CEO Randy Parker said staying affordable will keep the automaker's products competitive in a challenging second half of the year.

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Cars equipped with Level 3 technology, which frees the driver to do other things, will be legal on Czech roads starting Jan. 1, 2026. The legislation is part of a push to make the country a leader in autonomous driving.

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