Hyundai Motor Group said its sales in the US rose just slightly year-on-year to 154,308 units in November 2025, despite the introduction of a 25% tariff on imports from South Korea earlier this year. The group’s sales were supported by strong demand for SUVs and hybrid-electric models. The 0.1% sales rise last month included a 2% decline in sales by Hyundai Motor to 82,306 units, including its Genesis brand, while Kia Corporation’s sales increased by 2.7% to 72,002 units. Sales data released by the two b ...

Group 1 - Hyundai plans to introduce a midsize pickup truck to its U.S. lineup, aiming for a pre-2030 launch date [4] - The automaker aims to double its hybrid offerings to over 18 models by 2030, with hybrids for its Genesis luxury brand debuting next year [6] - Hyundai targets 80% of models sold in the U.S. to be assembled domestically as part of its 2030 product roadmap [1][2] Group 2 - The company has set a goal of achieving 5.5 million total global sales and 3.3 million electrified-vehicle sales by 2030 [2] - Hyundai will begin sales of extended-range electric vehicles (EREVs) in 2027, with a range exceeding 600 miles (960 km) [7] - The N performance brand will expand to more than seven models by 2030, including an N version of the Ioniq 6 BEV sedan [8]