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Which Hyundai models qualify for the car loan interest deduction?

3 of 11 Hyundai models we track are fully US-assembled, 2 depend on the plant, and 6 are built outside the US.

Brand does not matter for this deduction. What matters is where the specific vehicle had its final assembly. Below is every Hyundai model we track, sorted by whether it passes that test. Assembly data is from the NHTSA American Automobile Labeling Act (Part 583) reports for model years 2025 and 2026, plus manufacturer disclosures where a model is not listed.

US-assembled Hyundai models

These pass the final-assembly test.

ModelPlant(s)
Hyundai Ioniq 9Ellabell, Georgia, USA
AALA MY2026: USA.
Hyundai Santa CruzMontgomery, Alabama, USA
Hyundai Santa FeMontgomery, Alabama, USA

Depends on the plant

These Hyundai models come from more than one country. The first character of the VIN is 1, 4, or 5 when the vehicle was built in the United States.

ModelPlant(s)
Hyundai Ioniq 5Ellabell, Georgia, USA; Singapore; Ulsan, South Korea
AALA MY2025: USA. MY2026: USA and Singapore. The Ioniq 5 N is built in South Korea both years. First digit of the VIN tells you.
Hyundai TucsonMontgomery, Alabama, USA; Ulsan, South Korea; Monterrey, Nuevo León, Mexico
AALA MY2025 lists Mexico, South Korea, and USA for the gas Tucson; MY2026 lists USA. Tucson Hybrid and Plug-in Hybrid are South Korea both years.

Not US-assembled

These fail the assembly test no matter the trim.

ModelPlant(s)
Hyundai ElantraUlsan, South Korea
AALA MY2025 and MY2026 both list South Korea only. US-market Elantra production at Montgomery ended; the sedan, hybrid, and N are all imported.
Hyundai Ioniq 6Asan, South Korea
AALA MY2025: South Korea.
Hyundai KonaUlsan, South Korea
Hyundai PalisadeUlsan, South Korea
Hyundai SonataAsan, South Korea
AALA MY2025 and MY2026 both list South Korea only. Sonata is no longer built in Alabama for the US market.
Hyundai VenueUlsan, South Korea

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Trim and model year can change the plant. Your VIN settles it.

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The other rules

Passing the assembly test is necessary but not sufficient. The IRS also requires all of the following.

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