Hyundai Kia USA combined share of the premium car market has risen above 10 percent for the first time thanks to strong sales of the Genesis premium large sedan.
[ads id=”0″ style=”float:left;padding:9px;”]According to Autodata, the two firms sold 7,566 Genesis, Equus and K900 premium sedans in the U.S. in the first quarter, up 106 percent on year, to account for a market share of 10.4 percent in the segment.
The three models available at Hyundai Kia USA dealers made up just five percent of their U.S. market segment in the first quarter last year, while the carmakers overall occupied 7.9 percent of the entire U.S. market last year.
The Genesis, which hit U.S. showrooms in April last year, played a pivotal role, selling 6,656 units in January-March, which is up a whopping 251 percent from a year earlier. That puts it at No. 3 just behind BMW’s 5 Series and the Mercedes-Benz E class.
But sales of the Hyundai Equus and Kia K900 stood at only 641 and 269 units, respectively.
Source: [Chosun]
Can you link to your sources?
You have the source under the K900 interior photo
Sorry – missed that. I had meant the Autodata source, but I see you are just copy/pasting Chosun’s article and reporting them as your own.
That’s why I used Chosun source, I only want to share this story, not as mine, as Chosun. Depending on the story and the time we have we share other stories or create our own stories thanks to our sources (like the genesis coupe) and sometimes, we just share other place stories, woth back links