US EditionHyundai Motor shares rise 15% to hit record high amid Nvidia tie-up speculation
Hyundai Motor America achieved record retail sales for the fifth year in a row in 2025, with hybrid and electric models making up 30% of sales, company reports show.
- On Jan. 3, 2026, Hyundai Motor America reported its fifth straight year of record retail sales and best-ever December totals, with Randy Parker calling it a '5 for 5 in 2025' mission.
- Electrified adoption drove results, with electrified vehicles at 30% of retail mix and hybrid sales surging 71% in December, led by Elantra, Santa Fe, Sonata, Tucson and Palisade HEVs.
- Industry awards highlighted Hyundai's gains, with Hyundai Motor Company contributing to Hyundai Motor Group's 21 IIHS Top Safety Awards, the Palisade Hybrid earning Car and Driver and Good Housekeeping honors, and IONIQ 9 named Vehicle of the Year by Marques Brownlee.
- The group's U.S. footprint and a $26 billion U.S. investment support operations including Hyundai Motor Manufacturing Alabama and Hyundai Motor Group Metaplant America.
- The CES press conference will present Hyundai Motor Group's AI Robotics Strategy on January 5, 2026, at the Mandalay Bay Convention Center in Las Vegas, live-streamed on the Group's global YouTube channel.
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Hyundai Motor shares rise 15% to hit record high amid Nvidia tie-up speculation
Shares of Hyundai Motor rallied on Wednesday by as much as 14.9% to hit a record high in morning trade, outperforming the benchmark KOSPI's 1.2% gain amid market speculation about a potential deeper tie-up with Nvidia.
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Hyundai Motor America Achieves Record December and Fifth Consecutive Year of Record Retail Sales
Hyundai achieves "5 for 5 in 2025" with fifth consecutive year of record annual retail sales; third straight year of record total salesHybrid and electric models set all-time annual total and retail sales recordsBest-ever total and retail December sales; total…
Hyundai Motor shares rose as much as 14.9% on Wednesday to hit a record high in morning trading, outpacing the benchmark KOSPI's 1.2% gain amid market speculation about a potential deeper tie-up with Nvidia.
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