In early trading on the 8th, HYUNDAI WIA is up in the 14% range. The gain is seen as stemming from the company unveiling three new products, including a thermal management system and drivetrain components, at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2026, the world's largest electronics exhibition.
As of 9:26 a.m. on the day, HYUNDAI WIA is trading at 88,800 won, up 11,300 won (14.58%) from the previous trading day on the Korea Exchange.
This is the first time HYUNDAI WIA has taken part in CES. At CES, HYUNDAI WIA unveiled its future-oriented automotive climate control system, the "distributed HVAC," for the first time. It uses artificial intelligence (AI) to provide the optimal air temperature for all passengers. As for drivetrain components, it unveiled a "dual constant velocity joint." This component expands the vehicle's steering angle, allowing U-turns even in tight spaces.
Meanwhile, expectations for physical AI confirmed at CES the previous day pushed up shares across Hyundai Motor Group. Hyundai Motor (manufacturing and AI training), Hyundai Mobis (parts), and Hyundai AutoEver (robot system control) all jumped 10%–20% intraday to hit their highest levels of the year.