Hyundai Offers 2019-MY Fleet Incentives
Hyundai will offer street fleet incentives on eight of its nameplates, including its electrified Ioniq cars and Genesis luxury sedans, according to the automaker.
Hyundai will offer 2019-MY fleet incentives on eight nameplates, including its Santa Fe midsize SUVs.
Photo courtesy of Hyundai.
Hyundai will offer street fleet incentives on eight of its nameplates, including its Genesis luxury sedans, according to Richard Pipenhagen, Hyundai's senior manager of corporate sales.
For its utility lineup, Hyundai will offer $1,500 for the Kona subcompact SUV; $1,500 for the Tucson compact SUV; and $2,000 for the Santa Fe and Santa Fe XL midsize SUVs.
For its passenger car incentives, Hyundai will offer $2,000 for the Sonata midsize sedan; $3,000 for the Sonata Hybrid; $2,000 for the electrified Ioniq trio (EV, HEV and PHEV); $1,000 for the Accent; and $2,000 for the Elantra and Elantra GT.
For its Genesis sedans, Hyundai will offer $3,000 for the G70; $4,000 for the G80; and $5,000 for the G90.
The incentives are valid on all trim grades.
Related: Hyundai Beefing Up Sedan Production in Alabama
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