TSLA364.270-1.93%
GM82.200-4.42%
F13.210-0.4%
RIVN14.990-0.41%
CYD35.4000.88%
HMC32.200-0.33%
TM191.530-2.38%
CVNA65.120-0.72%
PAG212.610-2.14%
LAD316.270-5.41%
AN168.290-6.59%
GPI246.420-8.53%
ABG183.060-4.85%
SAH63.660-2.29%
TSLA364.270-1.93%
GM82.200-4.42%
F13.210-0.4%
RIVN14.990-0.41%
CYD35.4000.88%
HMC32.200-0.33%
TM191.530-2.38%
CVNA65.120-0.72%
PAG212.610-2.14%
LAD316.270-5.41%
AN168.290-6.59%
GPI246.420-8.53%
ABG183.060-4.85%
SAH63.660-2.29%
TSLA364.270-1.93%
GM82.200-4.42%
F13.210-0.4%
RIVN14.990-0.41%
CYD35.4000.88%
HMC32.200-0.33%
TM191.530-2.38%
CVNA65.120-0.72%
PAG212.610-2.14%
LAD316.270-5.41%
AN168.290-6.59%
GPI246.420-8.53%
ABG183.060-4.85%
SAH63.660-2.29%

Hyundai reveals November sales surge, led by Santa Fe and IONIQ 5

On the retail side of things, Hyundai sold 58,027 units in Nov., marking a 3% year-over-year increase from November 2022.

The 2023 Hyundai IONIQ 5

Hyundai Motor America has reported its highest-ever November sales, totaling 70,079 units, marking an impressive 11% increase compared to November 2022. This achievement extends Hyundai’s consecutive monthly sales growth streak to 16 months.

The Hyundai IONIQ 5 stands out with a 99% increase in sales, and the Santa Fe saw a 6% growth in sales. However, sales of Santa Fe HEV increased by 236%, while Tucson and Tucson PHEV sales grew 36% and 532%, respectively. The Palisade also performed exceptionally well, with a notable 59% increase in sales.

“We’re very pleased with the strong sales and steadfast support from our retail partners, leading us to a 16th consecutive month of increased total sales,” said Randy Parker, CEO of Hyundai Motor America in a statement. “This exceptional performance extends across our entire brand, with notable strength in our line-up of SUVs, a significant driver of our continued success.”

On the retail front, Hyundai sold 58,027 units in Nov., marking a 3% year-over-year increase from November 2022.

The automaker also recently unveiled a strategic partnership with Amazon to deliver innovative customer experiences and cloud transformation. This partnership includes plans for online sales of Hyundai vehicles in the U.S., starting in 2024, a move poised to impact the automotive industry significantly.

Additionally, Hyundai introduced the all-new 2024 Santa Fe, highlighting its ‘Open for More’ development concept, which focuses on a wider liftgate opening and spacious interior.

Courtesy of Hyundai Motor America

Further Reading
More from Articles
GM looks beyond EVs with focus on V-8-powered pickups and Patriot missiles

GM looks beyond EVs with new V-8-powered pickups and Patriot missiles

- September 18, 2026
On the Dash: GM Defense delivered Patriot missile parts to Lockheed Martin 22 days after signing its contract. The redesigned 2027 Silverado and Sierra add new 5.7-liter and 6.6-liter V-8...
unifor

Stellantis faces potential strike as Unifor talks remain at impasse

- September 18, 2026
On the Dash: Stellantis faces a new labor deadline as its Canadian contract with Unifor expires Sept. 20. The future of the Brampton plant remains the central issue in negotiations...
Acura pauses MDX Type S production amid emissions uncertainty

Acura pauses MDX Type S production amid emissions uncertainty

- September 18, 2026
On the Dash: Acura pauses the MDX Type S after 2026 with no timeline for its return. The trim is under 10% of MDX sales but delivers outsized margins. Emissions...
Xpeng

Xpeng looks to expand technology partnerships beyond Volkswagen

- September 18, 2026
On the Dash: Xpeng is looking to turn its EV technology into a broader business by licensing systems to other automakers and suppliers. Its Volkswagen partnership shows the potential for...
CBT News
Privacy Overview

This website uses cookies so that we can provide you with the best user experience possible. Cookie information is stored in your browser and performs functions such as recognising you when you return to our website and helping our team to understand which sections of the website you find most interesting and useful.