One store said on Oct. 19 it signed a memorandum of understanding with global fintech firm Airwallex to build global payment infrastructure. The companies plan to connect payment methods that support cards and card-based simple payments in about 200 countries to the One store platform. The payment options will be applied to One store Global and One shop, enabling developers to link major overseas market cards and local payment methods at once. They will work to reduce operational burdens by integrating payment infrastructure.

An Australian owner who has driven the electric Genesis GV70 for about four years shared real-world data from 44,000 km of use, covering long-distance trips, efficiency, charging costs, maintenance and convenience features. He said he chose the model for range, cargo space and a familiar interior with physical controls. He reported an overall average of 19.6 kWh per 100 km and said home solar helped cut charging costs.