Hyundai Models

Hyundai introduced this nameplate in 1994 as a replacement for the Excel, positioning it as a value-oriented subcompact that reflected the company’s push to develop more of its own technology and design identity. Over...

This Hyundai flagship sedan nameplate traces back to 1986, when Hyundai introduced its large premium four-door as the Grandeur in Korea and, in selected export markets, as Azera. Over time, it became one of Hyundai’s ...

Hyundai introduced this nameplate in 1990 as a compact sedan aimed at global markets, and it has remained one of the company’s core passenger-car lines ever since. Over time, it developed from an early value-focused s...

The Elantra GT was Hyundai’s hatchback-oriented take on the Elantra family in North America, introduced for the 2013 model year as a more versatile, European-flavored companion to the sedan. It gave the compact Elantr...

Hyundai’s high-performance compact sedan arrived as a modern N-brand halo car for the seventh-generation Elantra, with a global debut in 2021 and a 2022 model-year rollout. It was developed to bring the N division’s t...

This nameplate was introduced in North America for the 2009 model year as Hyundai’s five-door companion to the compact sedan line, giving the brand a more practical, cargo-oriented body style without moving up to a la...

This minivan nameplate was introduced for the North American market as a 2007 model, with its public debut in early 2006. It marked the brand’s first minivan sold in the United States and was positioned as a mainstrea...

Introduced for the 1999 model year, this nameplate marked Hyundai’s entry into the upper end of the full-size luxury sedan class. It was developed as a flagship model for the Korean market and, in some export markets,...

The Excel nameplate was introduced by Hyundai as the next generation of the Pony Excel, and the company’s official vehicle history places the Excel run from 1989 through 1994. It sat at the core of Hyundai’s early glo...

Hyundai introduced the Genesis as its premium rear-wheel-drive sedan in 2008, marking a major step upmarket for the brand. It was developed to challenge established luxury sedans and quickly earned attention for its b...

Introduced in 2008, this rear-wheel-drive coupe marked Hyundai’s entry into the modern sport-coupe segment and became one of the brand’s most important early enthusiast cars. It arrived as a standalone performance-ori...

Hyundai’s Ioniq was introduced in 2016 as the company’s first dedicated eco-friendly model, developed around a purpose-built platform rather than adapted from an existing conventional car. It launched as a single name...

This electric crossover entered production as a 2021 model and marked the debut of Hyundai’s dedicated IONIQ EV family. It was introduced as the first vehicle built on the company’s E-GMP architecture, a purpose-desig...

This all-electric high-performance model arrived as Hyundai N’s first battery-electric production vehicle, making its world premiere at the Goodwood Festival of Speed in July 2023. Hyundai positioned it as the opening...

Introduced in 2022, this all-electric Hyundai nameplate was developed as the brand’s second dedicated model in its IONIQ EV family and was positioned as an “electrified streamliner,” emphasizing aerodynamic efficiency...

This high-performance electric sedan was introduced in 2025 as the N-badged performance version of Hyundai’s Ioniq 6 fastback. It first appeared publicly at the Goodwood Festival of Speed in July 2025, where Hyundai p...

This all-electric three-row SUV is Hyundai’s flagship battery-electric family model and the largest member of the IONIQ lineup. Hyundai first revealed it in late 2024 and positioned it as a major step in the brand’s E...

Introduced in 2017, this Hyundai nameplate marked the brand’s entry into the B-segment SUV class and quickly became one of its key global small-crossover models. Hyundai positioned it as a modern urban SUV with a bold...

This high-performance Kona variant arrived in 2021 as Hyundai’s first SUV to wear the N performance badge, expanding the brand’s enthusiast lineup beyond hatchbacks and sedans. It was introduced as a performance-focus...

This hydrogen fuel-cell SUV was introduced by Hyundai as the successor to the Tucson Fuel Cell and was first shown globally at CES 2018 before reaching the market as a 2019 model-year vehicle. It marked Hyundai’s firs...

Introduced for the 2020 model year, this nameplate arrived as Hyundai’s new flagship SUV and marked the brand’s move deeper into the premium three-row family-utility segment. It was first shown to the public in late 2...

Hyundai’s first independently developed nameplate, this car marked the company’s break from licensed assembly and became a defining milestone in South Korean automotive history. The project was shaped in the 1970s wit...

This compact sport-adventure pickup traces its roots to a 2015 concept that previewed a more urban, lifestyle-oriented take on the pickup format. The production version reached the market for the 2022 model year, with...

Introduced in 2000, this nameplate marked a turning point for Hyundai’s SUV lineup as its first independently developed Korean SUV. It arrived as a compact-to-midsize family utility with a practical two-row layout, a ...