Post by account_disabled on Jan 1, 2024 5:29:58 GMT
For several years now, the market and the internet have been filled with speculation about Apple's possible electric car, which would be a revolution for both the brand and the automotive sector, following the line of expectations. Until now, the company with the bitten apple has not given any clues or confirmations about this dream project. However, statements from a Hyundai representative to the CNBC network have raised alarm bells: Apple could be negotiating with the South Korean giant. The news has gone around the world with an excitement of such magnitude that the automobile company has skyrocketed 20% in the stock market. Hoax or reality? CNBC journalist Chery Kang was on the receiving end of the bomb after a Hyundai representative “missed” Apple's name.
Soon, the news spread to other media and Hyundai was forced to rectify the statement, avoiding Apple's name. The initial statement, transcribed by Chery Kang herself, was: “ We understand that Apple is in talks with a variety Phone Number List of global automakers, including Hyundai Motor. As the discussion is in its initial stage, nothing has been decided .” Hyundai's correction was as follows: “We have been receiving requests for potential cooperation from various companies regarding the development of self-driving electric vehicles, but no decisions have been made as discussions are at an early stage.” On the other hand, several sources, including Bloomberg and Reuters testimonies, claim that Ming-Chi Kuo, a renowned Apple analyst and “predictor of new products,” has stated that we would not see the Apple until 2025 or 2028.
For now, neither company has gone into details or official confirmations; so we will have to wait to make firm statements. Despite this, the excitement over the agreement has been pulling the economic strings until Hyundai's stock market value has risen, which shows us once again the relentless power of information in these times. A resounding rise in the stock market Various media outlets, including CNBC and national El Economista , report a revaluation of Hyundai Motors shares of 19.42% on the Seoul Stock Exchange last Friday, after the outbreak of the media controversy . Similarly, the group's subsidiaries have also increased their profits: Hyundai Wia rose by 24.72%, Hyundai Mobis by 22.17% and Hyundai Glovis, by 2.76%. Even Kia Motors, South Korea's second largest automobile manufacturer, has been positively impacted by speculation: its rise has reached 11.90%.
Soon, the news spread to other media and Hyundai was forced to rectify the statement, avoiding Apple's name. The initial statement, transcribed by Chery Kang herself, was: “ We understand that Apple is in talks with a variety Phone Number List of global automakers, including Hyundai Motor. As the discussion is in its initial stage, nothing has been decided .” Hyundai's correction was as follows: “We have been receiving requests for potential cooperation from various companies regarding the development of self-driving electric vehicles, but no decisions have been made as discussions are at an early stage.” On the other hand, several sources, including Bloomberg and Reuters testimonies, claim that Ming-Chi Kuo, a renowned Apple analyst and “predictor of new products,” has stated that we would not see the Apple until 2025 or 2028.
For now, neither company has gone into details or official confirmations; so we will have to wait to make firm statements. Despite this, the excitement over the agreement has been pulling the economic strings until Hyundai's stock market value has risen, which shows us once again the relentless power of information in these times. A resounding rise in the stock market Various media outlets, including CNBC and national El Economista , report a revaluation of Hyundai Motors shares of 19.42% on the Seoul Stock Exchange last Friday, after the outbreak of the media controversy . Similarly, the group's subsidiaries have also increased their profits: Hyundai Wia rose by 24.72%, Hyundai Mobis by 22.17% and Hyundai Glovis, by 2.76%. Even Kia Motors, South Korea's second largest automobile manufacturer, has been positively impacted by speculation: its rise has reached 11.90%.
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