Hyundai Exits Family Hatch Game with No Plan to Replace I30
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After having already flown vehicles like the Ford Focus or the Renault Megane from the market, the i30 from Hyundai now follows. The compact Hatchback is discontinued and there is no successor in Europe. That's why Hyundai doesn't talk much about the car in recent months, because the answers would not please the customers. But it's as it is. For Hyundai, the car is no longer worth it, it's not profitable enough and demand is falling too much. Hy…
Hyundai exits family hatch game with no plan to replace i30
"The business case is not extremely compelling," says Hyundai boss about the prospect of a new i30 Hyundai is set to retire the i30 hatchback with no direct successor as demand for traditional petrol hatchbacks continues to fall in Europe. The i30 has been off sale in the UK for a year while remaining available in some European markets, but it will soon be axed for good – and any replacement is set to take a different form. Asked about plans for…
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