Seoul Mobility Show 2025 organizers said Thursday that Hyundai Motor and BYD's test-driving experiences have been bustling with visitors. Since Korea's biggest biannual auto exhibition began a week ago at Kintex in Goyang, Gyeonggi Province, the Korean and Chinese automakers have offered chances to get behind the wheel of the former's all-electric three-row sport utility vehicle, Ioniq 9, and the latter's electric compact SUV, Atto 3. Visitors can sign up for a 15-minute test drive of each model through an on-site registration at the event venue. The Seoul Mobility Show 2025 will last through Sunday. (Seoul Mobility Show organizers)
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