Hyundai to launch 100 models by 2030 amid company-wide AI transition
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The quick read
- Hyundai plans to launch 100 models by 2030.
- Artificial intelligence and robots will become the core focus of Hyundai.
- The company will introduce dozens of new models in the next four years.
- This shift will impact the way dealers handle marketing and lead handling.
For dealers: Australian dealers need to prepare for a significant increase in showroom traffic and a more competitive market.
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ADME commentary
The ADME angle
Hyundai's plan to launch 100 models by 2030 will inevitably lead to a surge in showroom traffic, as customers flock to experience the latest offerings from the brand.
What it means for the order bank
The introduction of dozens of new models in the next four years will put pressure on dealers to manage their stock and ordering processes efficiently, to avoid being left with outdated inventory.
This shift in focus towards artificial intelligence and robots will also impact the way dealers handle marketing and lead handling, as they will need to adapt to a more tech-savvy customer base.
Competitor Response
Other manufacturers will likely respond to Hyundai's aggressive model launch plan by accelerating their own product development, leading to a highly competitive market where dealers will need to be agile to remain competitive.
Pricing and Margin
The influx of new models will also lead to increased competition on pricing, and dealers will need to be strategic in their pricing and margin management to maintain profitability.
Ultimately, dealers who fail to adapt to this new landscape will be left behind, and those who take proactive steps to manage their stock, pricing, and marketing will be well-positioned for success.
One decisive action a dealer could take this week is to review their current stock and ordering processes, and identify areas for improvement to prepare for the impending surge in new models.
Full coverage
Hyundai to launch 100 models by 2030 amid company-wide AI transition
Artificial intelligence and robots will become the core focus of Hyundai, despite a plan to introduce dozens of new models in the next four years.
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