Hyundai Motor Plans 36 New Models for North America by 2030, Eyes US Growth

Hyundai Motor CEO Jose Munoz outlined plans to launch 36 new vehicles in North America by 2030, backed by US production expansion aimed at strengthening profitability amid tariff pressures, reinforcing the company's ambitious growth strategy.

26 Mar, 00:42 — 26 Mar, 05:20

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This strategic move by Hyundai Motor signifies a major investment in the North American market, potentially increasing competition and offering consumers more vehicle choices. It also highlights the importance of the US market for global automakers and their adaptation to local economic conditions.

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Hyundai Motor plans to launch 36 new models in North America by 2030
The strategy aims to strengthen profitability in the US market

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Hyundai Motor CEO Jose Munoz outlined the plans

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The plan includes US production expansion

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The strategy aims to strengthen profitability amid tariff pressures

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ReutersVery High6h ago

CORRECTED Hyundai Motor plans to launch 36 new models in North America by 2030 - Reuters

CORRECTED Hyundai Motor plans to launch 36 new models in North America by 2030 Reuters

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Korea HeraldMostly Factual1h ago

Hyundai eyes US growth with 36-model rollout by 2030

Hyundai Motor CEO Jose Munoz outlined plans to launch 36 new vehicles in North America by 2030, backed by US production expansion aimed at strengthening profitability amid ongoing tariff pressures. Highlighting North America as its "most profitable market," Munoz said at Thursday’s shareholders meeting that the company will introduce extended-range electric vehicles with driving ranges exceeding 600 miles starting in 2027. It also plans to launch its first body-on-frame midsize pickup truck befo

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First report: Reuters · 26 Mar, 00:42|Full coverage: 2 · 5h|Window: 5h

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Reuters26 Mar, 00:42First to report

CORRECTED Hyundai Motor plans to launch 36 new models in North America by 2030 - Reuters

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Korea Herald26 Mar, 05:20Latest update

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Hyundai Motor Plans 36 New Models for North America by 2030, Eyes US Growth

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CORRECTED Hyundai Motor plans to launch 36 new models in North America by 2030 - Reuters

Hyundai eyes US growth with 36-model rollout by 2030

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CORRECTED Hyundai Motor plans to launch 36 new models in North America by 2030 - Reuters

Hyundai eyes US growth with 36-model rollout by 2030

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