Thierry Neuville has signed a one-year contract extension with Hyundai, keeping him with the team for the 2025 World Rally Championship (WRC) season, marking his 12th year with the brand. Neuville's future beyond 2025 remains uncertain, as Hyundai's commitment to the WRC is under scrutiny, with speculation about a potential shift to the World Endurance Championship. His teammate Ott Tänak expressed concerns regarding the short duration of Neuville's new deal, indicating a broader unease about Hyundai's future in the sport. Team principal Cyril Abiteboul acknowledged that running a customer team could be an option for 2026 if Hyundai decides to step back from its factory involvement. Despite the uncertainty, Neuville expressed enthusiasm for the upcoming season and hopes for a successful partnership with Hyundai, which he considers a second family. The developments reflect a critical period for Hyundai Motorsport as it navigates its strategic plans within the competitive landscape of motorsport.