2010 Hyundai Tucson sales soar 120 percent in January
Hyundai reports a 24 percent increase in January 2010 sales. New Tucson sales rev up!
Korean largest carmaker Hyundai Motor reported its US sales soared 24 percent last month, as Japanese rival Toyota grappled with a massive gas pedal recall. According to Hyundai Motor America, total sales for January 2010 stood at 30.503 vehicles as against 24.512 units in January 2009.
The all-new 2010 Hyundai Tucson, which went on sale during the first days of January, has seen an overwhelming consumer response and recorded an incredible 128 percent sales increase, while Hyundai’s sub-compact Accent and Elantra sedan sales increased 61 and 133 percent, respectively.
The top-selling Hyundai model in January was Elantra compact sedan with sales of 7.605 units. It ended the month slightly ahead of the 2010 Santa Fe, which sales soared 43 percent from January last year.
Sonata’s sales slipped 37 percent due to model change. Many consumers are believed to have their purchase delayed until new Sonata hits the showroom floor.
The all-new Hyundai Tucson and 2011 Sonata sedan are starting a wave of new model launches which will bring seven new Hyundai models to the market over a period of 24 months. You can expect to see many exciting Hyundai cars hitting the streets during the so-called “24/7 version 2.0″ product blitz, including a completely redesigned Elantra compact sedan, Veloster coupe and slightly updated Genesis sedan.

