Hyundai becomes frightening. In just a decade has gone from the red lantern Eastern manufacturers (with permission from Daewoo) to make your hair stand on end to Japanese, Europeans and Americans alike. But it seems that the appetite for Hyundai not begin and end in passenger cars: PickupTrucks.com, generally very well connected, reports that the South Korean company finally dare to make the leap to commercial vehicles found with a pickup large. Its main market would naturally be the United States.
As little is known Soulstar project (above) continues, and two years ago came to reshuffle a pickup canceled based on the Sorento, but this would be the first time that Hyundai would dare stand up to monster size and figuratively literal, Dodge Ram or Ford F-150.
Hyundai America, for its part, says there is nothing like it in their list of releases and pickups by the time vehicles are low priority for the company. PickupTrucks.com believes this could be an internal project of Hyundai Korea still in its infancy, and dares to speculate on a release late; 2017, perhaps, when trade agreements between South Korea and the United States removed the burden of 25% that would face any pickup exported from Korea to the North American country. Hold your breath.
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