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Hyundai Aims to Compete with Toyota in WRC 2026

19 January 2026
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Hyundai Aims to Compete with Toyota in WRC 2026
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After narrowly missing a drivers’ and manufacturers’ double title in 2024, Hyundai faced a significant setback in the WRC, winning only two rallies in 2025 compared to Toyota’s 12. The team’s challenges were attributed to multiple factors, including heavy investments in an upgraded ‘Evo’ version of their car. This shift in focus did not yield the expected performance improvements, leaving Hyundai at a disadvantage against its competitors. As a result, the team struggled to regain its competitive edge in the championship.

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