HYUNDAI-GENESIS Q1: Sales up 11% on demand for crossovers, mix of powertrains

Hyundai dealer lot. — Hyundai's first-quarter sales increased 10 percent to 203,554, marking the brand’s 11th consecutive quarter of growth. (JACK WALSWORTH/AUTOMOTIVE NEWS)

April 01, 2025 08:31 PM

Hyundai Motor North America enjoyed strong first-quarter and March results between its Hyundai and Genesis nameplates thanks to continued demand for crossovers as well as the automaker’s robust mix of powertrain offerings.

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