Hyundai vehicles suffer from fairly significant depreciation—on average, around 5% to 6% annually. While this figure will be larger during the first years you own the car, note that no Hyundai vehicle cracks any of the top resale value awards, and the brand itself is not within the top 10 of least depreciation.
In this case, resale value isn’t a strong point of a new Hyundai. However, a certified pre-owned option may be the better choice, as the original owner has taken most of the loss on depreciation. Moreover, Hyundai has the best powertrain warranty in America, offering a 10-year, 100,000-mile warranty with each new vehicle. This might be enough to persuade you to purchase one, even if the resale value is low.