Hyundai Motor UK has celebrated its 161-strong retailer network in the 2024 Annual Retailer Awards, recognising outstanding performance across sales, aftersales, and customer service. Daly’s Garage was named Overall Retailer of the Year, while Marshall Motor Group claimed three awards, including Overall Retailer Group, Progress Retailer Group, and Aftersales Retailer Group of the Year.

Other key winners included Platinum Motor Group, which took home the Sales Retailer Group of the Year award, and Cannon Motors Hyundai, which won the Sales Retailer title. Read Hyundai Lincoln was named Progress Retailer of the Year, while Holdcroft Motor Group was recognised as Customer Retailer Group. Paul Rigby Hyundai Bromsgrove received Aftersales Retailer of the Year, and Drive Hyundai Scarborough was named Customer Retailer of the Year.

The awards are based on Hyundai Motor UK’s Balanced Scorecard, which evaluates retailers on five key metrics: new car sales, aftersales performance, customer experience, retailer profitability, and future mobility.

Ashley Andrew, president of Hyundai & Genesis UK, said: “Hyundai UK’s Annual Retailer Awards is a fantastic opportunity to celebrate the hard work and dedication of our retail partners and their teams in supporting the Hyundai franchise.

“Overall Retailer of the Year for Daly’s Garage reflects its strengths across the board, and its commitment to providing a market-leading buying and ownership experience, while remarkable dedication from Marshall Motor Group sees it take a hat-trick of accolades with Progress Retailer Group, Aftersales Retailer Group, and the coveted Overall Retailer Group of the Year. I would like to express my sincere thanks and gratitude to all of this year’s winners as well as our partners across the network who are supporting the growth of the Hyundai brand in the UK.”

Hyundai Motor UK’s sales increased by 5.4% year-on-year in 2024, following an 8.3% rise in 2023. The company sold 91,800 vehicles last year, with the Tucson as its best-selling model, accounting for 35% of all sales. The brand’s share of the UK car market rose by 0.1 percentage points to 4.7%.