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Hyundai's 2030 roadmap and Tucson market performance

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Hyundai's 2030 roadmap and ~~fifth-generation~~ Tucson ~~launch~~ market performance

Hyundai Motor Group ~~is executing an aggressive~~ continues its long-term ~~roadmap~~ strategy to ~~achieve~~ reach 5.55 million annual global sales ~~of 5.55 million units~~ and a 6% market share by ~~2030. This strategy involves a massive product offensive of over 100 new or updated models, including 58 specifically for the North American market. A central pillar is electrification, with a~~ 2030, driven by an aggressive electrification target of 60% ~~electrified vehicle sales by 2030. The company has transitioned to a new ‘Art~~ of Steel’ design language, which is central to the newly unveiled fifth-generation Tucson. This redesigned compact SUV features an expanded footprint, including increased length, width, and wheelbase to enhance interior space. The lineup includes a 1.6-liter turbo gasoline engine and a 1.6-liter turbo hybrid system delivering approximately 245 horsepower. sales. The rugged XRT trim, designed for light off-road use, features all-wheel drive, specialized bumpers, skid plates, and black cladding. Technological integration includes the ‘Pleos Connect’ infotainment system, featuring a 17-inch display and ‘Gleo AI,’ a generative AI agent. Safety advancements include ‘Memory Reverse Assist,’ ‘Pedal Misoperation Safety Assist,’ and a dual power supply for door unlocking during collisions. Following initial concerns regarding potential price increases, the fifth-generation Tucson ~~recorded~~ has demonstrated significant market momentum. In South Korea, the model secured a record 15,045 ~~pre-order bookings~~ orders on its first ~~day,~~ day of availability in October 2026, a nearly 39% increase over the ~~previous generation. Market~~ 10,842 orders recorded during the fourth-generation launch in 2020. Consumer demand shows a ~~strong shift toward electrification, with~~ clear preference for premium features and electrification; hybrid models ~~accounting~~ accounted for 55% of ~~bookings and~~ bookings, while the ~~premium~~ top-tier Inspiration ~~trim representing~~ trim—which includes the ‘Pleos Connect’ system and Highway Driving Assist 2—represented 44% of orders. This is a notable increase from the 29% share held by the Inspiration trim in the previous generation. Expanding its product lineup, Hyundai utilized the New York International Auto Show to debut the 2027 Tucson and the Boulder Concept. The Boulder Concept serves as a design study for a new body-on-frame architecture, intended to support a production midsize pickup expected by 2030. According to President and CEO José Muñoz, this concept is designed to target the American market with capabilities for off-roading, towing, and hauling.

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