Hyundai Releases 2020 Fleet Incentives
Hyundai Motor America will offer fleet incentives on eight of its 2020-model-year nameplates, including new three-row Palisade flagship SUV, according to the company.
The 2020 Sonata, which is entering its eighth generation, is eligible for a $1,500 fleet incentive.
Photo courtesy of Hyundai.
Hyundai Motor America will offer commercial fleet incentives on eight of its 2020-model-year nameplates, including the new three-row Palisade flagship SUV, according to the company.
Hyundai's commercial incentives will be available across all models except for the Genesis brand, said Richard Pipenhagen, senior manager of corporate sales.
Hyundai's SUV incentives include $1,500 for the Kona; $1,500 for the Tucson; $2,000 for the Santa Fe; $1,500 for the Palisade SE in front-wheel drive; and $1,100 for the Palisade SE with all-wheel drive.
Four car lines will be eligible for incentives, including $1,000 for the Accent; $2,000 for the Elantra and Elantra GT; $1,500 for the Sonata; and $2,000 for the Ioniq.
The 2020 Sonata midsize sedan, which is entering its eighth generation, will be released in January. Hyundai will offer a gasoline-electric hybrid Sonata package for 2020 rather than a standalone model. Hyundai hasn't announced an incentive for its Venue entry SUV.
"These incentives are exclusive of Hyundai Motor America's Dealer Fleet program that will be announced separately," Pipenhagen said.
Originally posted on Automotive Fleet
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