On October 28, local time, Hyundai Motor Manufacturing Alabama, an American manufacturing subsidiary of Hyundai Motor Company, announced that it plans to invest about 450 million US dollars to expand its Alabama plant. The investment will expand the plant's engine production capacity to support more types of powertrains, including those specifically designed for hybrids and extended-range electric vehicles. HMMA will also upgrade its production facilities to accommodate Hyundai's upcoming new models, including the new Tucson SUV, which is scheduled to be put into production by the end of this year, and the revamped Shengda SUV.

On October 28, local time, Hyundai Motor Manufacturing Alabama, an American manufacturing subsidiary of Hyundai Motor Company, announced that it plans to invest about 450 million US dollars to expand its Alabama plant. The investment will expand the plant's engine production capacity to support more types of powertrains, including those specifically designed for hybrids and extended-range electric vehicles. HMMA will also upgrade its production facilities to accommodate Hyundai's upcoming new models, including the new Tucson SUV, which is scheduled to be put into production by the end of this year, and the revamped Shengda SUV.