Hyundai Nigeria has expanded its line-up with competitive new models to deepen its footprint in Nigeria’s automotive market.

The automaker unveiled the all-new Hyundai Palisade in Lagos, leading a media showcase that also highlighted the Hyundai Accent, Creta, Tucson, and Santa Fe, as it strengthens its push across key segments of Nigeria’s passenger vehicle market.

The event, held at the Victoria Island showroom, offered a firsthand look at Hyundai’s expanding portfolio, spanning entry-level sedans to premium three-row SUVs, with attention centred on the debut of the all-new Hyundai Palisade, Hyundai’s flagship SUV, positioned to strengthen the brand’s presence in the premium segment.

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With its bold design, three-row configuration, upscale interior, and advanced safety and convenience features, the Palisade targets families and executive buyers seeking space, comfort, and road presence.

Across the broader line-up, Hyundai showcased a diverse range of models. The Santa Fe highlights its position as a refined, family-focused SUV with spacious interiors and premium finishes, while the Tucson remains notable for its combination of modern design, practicality, and everyday versatility.

In the compact SUV segment, the Creta was highlighted for its balance of style, efficiency, and urban usability, while the Accent sedan maintains its position as a practical, cost-efficient option for young professionals, fleet operators, and first-time buyers.

Speaking at the event, Gaurav Vashisht, brand head, Hyundai Nigeria, said the launch signals the company’s commitment to deepening its footprint in Nigeria with globally competitive products tailored to local needs.

“This introduction of the all-new Palisade strengthens our premium SUV offering while complementing a well-rounded line-up that delivers on design, safety, innovation and everyday usability,” he said.

Hyundai Nigeria said it remains focused on delivering globally benchmarked vehicles with strong local relevance, as competition intensifies in Nigeria’s evolving passenger vehicle market.

The event also marked the start of Hyundai’s Easter campaign, offering customers value-added benefits including complimentary delivery, accessories, registration and service packages.

Juliet Onyema is a transport journalist who reports on Nigeria’s transport and automobile industry. She covers emerging Electric Vehicles (EVs), ranging from adoption to usage, automobile firms and transport policies which affect them, and also recurring trends affecting commuters’ mobility interstate and intrastate.

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