Hyundai will ‘sell like hell’ to battle tariff uncertainty, says CEO Randy Parker

Hyundai Motor North America CEO Randy Parker speaks with Dave Habiger, J.D. Power CEO, about navigating tariffs at the Auto Forum in New York. — Hyundai Motor America CEO Randy Parker, left, speaks with Dave Habiger, J.D. Power CEO, about navigating tariffs at the Auto Forum in New York. (J.D. POWER)

Carly Schaffner

April 15, 2025 07:41 PM

Despite chaos in the marketplace caused by tariff uncertainty, Hyundai will focus on achieving a fifth consecutive year of retail growth.

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