Hyundai loses counterfeit components lawsuit
A lawsuit brought by Korean carmaker Hyundai against a supplier accused of providing diverted or fake components has been dismissed by a US court.
The judge in the case concluded that Hyundai had not provided sufficient information to back up its trademark infringement claims against Florida-based Pinnacle Group LLC, a wholesaler which specialises in selling replacement parts for vehicles made by a wide range of car manufacturers.
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