Amazon Will Launch Online Car Sales Service

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 17/11/2023 at 15:09

Updated on 17/11/2023 at 16:16

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Amazon, One of the Leading E-Commerce Platforms in the World, Announced Partnership with Hyundai and, in 2024, Will Sell Vehicles of the South Korean Brand on Its Online Platform.

Amazon and Hyundai have struck a historic agreement that will transform the way consumers buy new cars in the United States. Starting in 2024, the South Korean automaker will have its product range available on the world’s most popular e-commerce platform, Amazon.

This is just the beginning of a broader partnership between the two companies. Amazon announced that the sale of cars online will start with Hyundai models but will be expanded to other brands in the near future. According to Amazon CEO Andy Jassy, the choice of the South Korean automaker was due to the innovation it brings to the automotive market.

“Hyundai is an innovative company that shares Amazon’s commitment to simplifying and improving customers’ lives every day. Our partnership is comprehensive and strategic, aiming precisely at this: to make it easier for customers to buy cars online.”

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According to Andy Jassy, the partnership will also mark the beginning of incorporating Amazon Web Services (AWS), cloud service provider, and Alexa in Hyundai cars in the future.

“Starting in 2025, customers who purchase next-generation Hyundai vehicles will have access to the hands-free Alexa experience they have at home while in the car. It will be much easier to set reminders, schedule tasks, or simply listen to music and podcasts through voice commands.”

Buying a Hyundai car on Amazon starting in 2024 will offer a unique experience, according to executives from both companies. According to Hyundai’s official statement, customers will be able to customize everything, from the model and color to the car’s accessory package.

The only difference from other products sold by Amazon is that the car will not be delivered at home, but at the dealership chosen by the customer. The advantage is that everything will be arranged and paid for, providing maximum convenience without salespeople ‘chasing’ the buyer, which is common in physical stores.

Amazon and Hyundai Revolutionize Car Sales in the USA

Amazon and Hyundai have reached a historic agreement that will transform the way consumers buy new cars in the United States. Starting in 2024, the automaker South Korean will have its range of products available on the world’s most popular e-commerce platform, Amazon.

This is just the beginning of a broader partnership between the two companies. Amazon announced that car sales online will start with the models from Hyundai, but will be expanded to other brands in the near future. According to Amazon‘s CEO, Andy Jassy, the choice of the South Korean automaker was due to the innovation it brings to the automotive market.

“Hyundai is an innovative company that shares Amazon‘s commitment to simplifying and improving customers’ lives every day. Our partnership is comprehensive and strategic, aiming precisely at this: to make it easier for customers to buy cars online.”

According to Andy Jassy, the partnership will also mark the beginning of incorporating Amazon Web Services (AWS), cloud service provider, and Alexa in Hyundai cars in the future.

“Starting in 2025, customers who purchase next-generation Hyundai vehicles will have access to the hands-free Alexa experience they have at home while in the car. It will be much easier to set reminders, schedule tasks, or simply listen to music and podcasts through voice commands.”

Buying a Hyundai car on Amazon starting in 2024 will offer a unique experience, according to executives from both companies. According to the official statement from Hyundai, customers will be able to customize everything, from the model and color to the car’s accessory package.

The only difference from other products sold by Amazon is that the car will not be delivered at home, but at the dealership chosen by the customer. The advantage is that everything will be arranged and paid for, providing maximum convenience without salespeople “chasing” the buyer, which is common in physical stores.

Source: Canal Tech

Amazon Will Launch Online Car Sales Service

Amazon, One of the Leading E-Commerce Platforms in the World, Announced Partnership with Hyundai and, in 2024, Will Sell Vehicles of the South Korean Brand on Its Online Platform.

Amazon and Hyundai Revolutionize Car Sales in the USA

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Amazon Will Launch Online Car Sales Service

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