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S. Korea wins 3rd straight gold in men's archery team event
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Tall tales and theories on S. Korea's dominance in archery
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[Business Diplomacy] As Trump targets EVs, Hyundai-Kia shifts gears to hybrids
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Internet drives K-pop stars to overwork
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Driver behind deadly car crash apologizes at court hearing
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Assembly passes all 4 broadcasting bills despite ruling party objection
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Lee Joon-hwan wins bronze in men's judo
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Kim Jong-un's daughter under succession training: lawmaker
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[KH Explains] Hanwha scion steps into spotlight amid pending succession
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Stings and arrows: Archer hits bullseye despite bee bother
Hyundai Motor Group said Monday it has set new records at the Pikes Peak International Hill Climb race in Colorado, clinching the fastest times in both modified and unmodified categories for mass-produced electric vehicles. The modified Hyundai Ioniq 5 N Time Attack Spec accomplished the course in 9 minutes and 30.852 seconds, surpassing the previous record for a mass-produced EV. The standard Ioniq 5 N completed the race in 10 minutes and 49.267 seconds, also setting a new benchmark. (Hyundai Motor Group)
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