Hyundai

Hyundai has been making waves in the rally car world in recent years, with their i20 WRC car earning a number of wins and podium finishes. One of the key reasons for Hyundai’s success is their commitment to innovation, with their cars featuring advanced technologies like active differentials, advanced suspension systems, and high-tech engine management systems. Hyundai has also invested heavily in driver development, working closely with top drivers like Thierry Neuville to fine-tune their cars for maximum performance.

Peugeot

Peugeot has a long and storied history in rally car racing, and their current lineup of cars continues to impress. The Peugeot 208 T16 has been a dominant force in the World Rally Championship in recent years, with its lightweight construction, powerful engine, and advanced aerodynamics making it a formidable opponent on any course. Peugeot has also been at the forefront of hybrid technology in rally cars, with their 3008 DKR hybrid rally car demonstrating the potential of this emerging technology.

Audi

Audi is another manufacturer that has a rich history in rally car racing, with their Quattro rally car revolutionizing the sport in the 1980s. Today, Audi continues to innovate with their rally car designs, incorporating advanced technologies like Quattro all-wheel drive, active suspension systems, and highly efficient engines. Audi has also been a leader in driver development, working closely with top drivers like Mattias Ekstrom to refine their cars and push the limits of what is possible in rally car racing.