Connected Mobility Push: Hyundai Motor India says it has topped 0.8 million connected-car sales and is targeting 1 million by 2027 as India moves toward a V2V framework that would require vehicles from October 2028 to support safety-focused real-time messaging. Auto Semiconductors: LX Semicon began mass production of its LX61101 automotive MCU for Hyundai and Kia, marking the first domestically made MCU adoption for motor control functions like power-window auto-reverse. Powering Data Centers (Not Just Cars): HD Hyundai Heavy Industries won a 956 billion won ($675m) contract for 1,000 MW of data-center power generation equipment using its 9.6-MW HiMSEN engines—its biggest-ever power engine order—following a similar deal earlier this year. Urban Parking Automation: Hyundai Motor Group will trial smart parking robots at a Seoul-area apartment complex, using LiDAR to lift and move vehicles into tighter bays. Cybersecurity Risk: A UK survey finds 30% of manufacturers (or their supply chains) faced cyber incidents in the past year, with only half having a response plan. Recalls & Real-World Testing: Toyota Australia recalls 16,238 Camrys over a software issue that can hide warning messages; Nissan reports a Guinness record for its e-POWER Qashqai hybrid, covering 1,980 km on one tank.