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Korean automaker Hyundai is reportedly working on adding a third crossover SUV to its US lineup, in order to take advantage of the booming crossover market.
John Krafcik, president and chief executive officer of Hyundai Motor America, said his company is “very under-represented” in the crossover and SUV market, having only a two percent share of the segment.
"We lead the industry in sedans, we have a bunch of them, but if you look at our crossover line, we (only) have two nameplates, the Tucson and the Santa Fe,” Krafcik told journalists at a press event last week.
Hyundai is currently offering only two SUVs in the United States, the Tucson and the Santa Fe. Back in April, the Korean automaker also hinted at adding a pickup truck to its vehicle lineup.
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"We lead the industry in sedans, we have a bunch of them, but if you look at our crossover line, we (only) have two nameplates, the Tucson and the Santa Fe,” Krafcik told journalists at a press event last week.
Hyundai is currently offering only two SUVs in the United States, the Tucson and the Santa Fe. Back in April, the Korean automaker also hinted at adding a pickup truck to its vehicle lineup.
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