Hyundai’s American sales climbed 9 percent in September to a record 77,439. Hybrids grabbed 28 percent of all sales, demand having grown almost 40 percent. Palisade sales boomed 52 percent, Sonata’s by 39 percent and Tucson 32 percent. Six years is a lifetime in the automotive world. Just ask Hyundai’s fourth-generation Tucson, which debuted in fall 2020 for MY21, and is departing in the wake of its boxier MY27 replacement’s August unveil. But American Hyundai customers clearly aren’t ready for the aging compact SUV to go. Industry figures for September show sales exploded even as the axe was falling. var adpushup = window.adpushup = window.adpushup || {que:[]}; adpushup.que.push(function() { if…
Hyundai’s New Tucson Is Already Out, But Sales of The 6-Year-Old One Rocketed 32%
