Hyundai Releases 2027 Commercial Program Incentives
The 2027 Model Year "Fleet Street Incentives" are available to commercial and government fleets.
Hyundai's 2027 Commercial Fleet Program introduces new incentives for eligible commercial fleets and government organizations purchasing Hyundai and Genesis vehicles.
Automotive Fleet
- Hyundai has introduced commercial incentives for the 2027 model year.
- The "Fleet Street Incentives" target both commercial and government fleet operators.
- These incentives are designed to support the adoption of Hyundai vehicles in fleet operations.
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Hyundai has announced details of its Commercial Fleet Program for 2027 model-year Hyundai and Genesis vehicles, which is designed to support sales to small commercial fleets and government organizations with established and active fleet end user numbers (ENUs).
Commercial and government fleet customers with an established ENU number are eligible for the program. Commercial customers with 10 or more vehicles in operation, or those placing a single order of five or more vehicles, are eligible to enroll for an ENU by registering at HyundaiFleet.com. All government organizations are also eligible to enroll. Hyundai advises dealers to verify customer eligibility before completing a fleet sale.
The Commercial Fleet Street incentives are available by model and are applied as an invoice credit for fleet-ordered vehicles. The credit is listed on the vehicle invoice under "Street Incentives."
If a Fleet incentives agreement (CAP) is in place, the "All-In" incentive amount from that agreement will be reduced by the amount of the applicable street incentives and listed as a separate line-item credit.
Hyundai said Commercial Fleet Street incentives vary by model.
Model | Trim | 2027 Street Incentive |
|---|---|---|
Hyundai | ||
Elantra | All | TBA |
Elantra HEV | All | TBA |
Ioniq 5 EV | All | $5,500 |
Ioniq 9 EV | All | $5,500 |
Kona | All | $1,500 |
Palisade | All | $2,000 |
Palisade HEV | All | $500 |
Santa Cruz | All | $1,500 |
Santa Fe | All | $2,500 |
Santa Fe HEV | All | $1,200 |
Sonata | All | $1,400 |
Sonata HEV | All | $2,000 |
Tucson (NX4a) | All | TBA |
Tucson HEV | All | TBA |
Venue | All | $1,000 |
Genesis | ||
G70 | All | $3,500 |
G80 | All | $4,500 |
GV60 EV | All | $500 |
GV70 | All | $3,500 |
GV70 Electric | All | $2,000 |
GV80 | All | $4,500 |
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