Hyundai Motor America today announced an all-time sales record for the month of April as early consumer response to the company's all-new Sonata and Tucson models shattered all expectations. Total sales through the first four months of 2010 also represent an all-time record for Hyundai.
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Thanks to strong demand for some of Hyundai’s U.S.-built products, the Korean automaker is contemplating a stronger integration between the company’s Montgomery, Alabama and West Point, Georgia factories.
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With Hyundai’s entry into unexpected market segments in the past year with its Genesis Coupe and Equus, Hyundai is expected to expand its Sonata line.
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Making its debut in Beijing last week was the 2011 Hyundai Accent. Continuing the same “fluidic sculpture” design language that we’ve seen on recent models such as the 2011 Sonata, the new Accent continues to be more stylish, luxurious, but still overall retaining the compact dimensions of its predecessor.
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Hyundai recently reported successful quarterly profits, posting a fivefold jump in its first-quarter net profit. Hyundai’s income also increased by $1 billion in the past three months ending on March 31 when compared to the same period last year.
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A preteen cancer survivor from New Jersey led a group of about a dozen local childhood cancer survivors and patients in putting a hand print on a 2010 Hyundai Santa Fe to launch the car company's national charity campaign.
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Hyundai unveiled its new Equus luxury car at the New York Auto Show Thursday, aiming even deeper into the luxury market. The full-size Equus sedan shares its basic engineering with the rear-wheel-drive Genesis, but is even bigger and more luxurious.
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Hyundai Motor Co. said its first U.S. hybrid will have cost and performance advantages over gasoline-electric models from Toyota Motor Corp. and Ford Motor Co.
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Combine a hot car company, Hyundai, with a hot segment, compact crossovers, and you get the 2010 Tucson. Calling the Tucson scalding would be an overstatement, but it threatens to upset its size and weight class just the way the Hyundai Sonata has overturned the established order in midsize sedans
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Hyundai Motor Co., South Korea’s largest automaker, rose to a record in Seoul trading after sales increased in the U.S. and China, fueling speculation that first-quarter earnings may beat expectations.
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