Following a strong finish in 2021, the fourth-generation Hyundai Tucson is now leading in the compact SUV segment in Europe, up from second place last year.
According to figures compiled by JATO Dynamics, a global supplier of automotive business intelligence, the Tucson is poised to set a sales record. Based on new registrations through March in 27 European countries, the Tucson is currently the bestselling compact SUV in Europe, with 15,806 units registered.
Last year, Hyundai’s all-around bestseller was, once again, the Tucson. The model was renewed at the end of 2020, leading to noteworthy sales during its first full year on the market. Hyundai sold 152,257 units of the Tucson in 2021.
Since the model was first launched in 2004, 1.4 million units of the Tucson have been sold in the European market. Looking at worldwide sales, that number climbs to seven million units. This figure makes the Tucson the company’s global bestselling SUV.
The Tucson is just one of six Hyundai models that are produced in its European factories based in the Czech Republic and Turkey. In 2021, units produced in Europe accounted for 72 percent of Hyundai’s total sales in Europe.
Since the model was first launched in 2004, 1.4 million units of the Tucson have been sold in the European market. Looking at worldwide sales, that number climbs to seven million units. This figure makes the Tucson the company’s global bestselling SUV.
The Tucson is just one of six Hyundai models that are produced in its European factories based in the Czech Republic and Turkey. In 2021, units produced in Europe accounted for 72 percent of Hyundai’s total sales in Europe.
