Hyundai Gm Pickup Truck

Commercial van As part of the collaboration, GM will take the lead in engineering the mid-size pickup truck, while Hyundai will head development of the compact models and the electric van. And for North America, we're working on an electric commercial van, a smaller sibling to Chevrolet's BrightDrop vans. GM will take the lead on the mid-size truck platform, while Hyundai heads up the platforms for the other new models.

Each company will sell these vehicles under their own brands, with unique interior and exterior designs. Also, should this mix between the GMC Canyon Denali mid-size pickup truck and the second-generation Hyundai Palisade crossover SUV keep GM's inline-four turbo engines or switch to Hyundai's LX3. Pickup trucks and SUVs dominate the North American market and are gaining traction overseas.

Seeing the opportunity, GM and Hyundai are reportedly teaming up to launch an electric pickup. GM and. GM and Hyundai are teaming up to jointly develop five new vehicles.

South and Central America will be getting two trucks, a car, and a crossover. The only model for North America is an electric. The details of the pickup partnership are murkier, and Reuters's source claimed it would take longer to finalize any deal concerning Hyundai getting a piece of GM's truck business.

Hyundai may build a new midsize truck on the Chevrolet Colorado and GMC Canyon platform to take on the Toyota Tacoma. Anywho, GM and Hyundai have finalized the details of their unexpected collaboration. The duo will work on compact and midsize pickup trucks for the Central and South American markets, where a.

A new and interesting report suggests GM could supply a new version of the Chevy Colorado to Hyundai? Here's what the rumormill is saying. Hyundai is in talks to develop new electric vans for itself and GM, and in return, GM could supply Hyundai with pickup trucks.