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Sister companies Hyundai and Kia forecast their weakest sales growth in eight years due to increasing competition and the stronger Korean won. Chung Mong Koo, chairman of both automakers, said Hyundai and Kia’s combined deliveries will increase 4.1 percent to 7.86 million vehicles in 2014. Read more »
- Hyundai And Kia Sell 7.1 Million Vehicles In 2012, Up 8 Percent, But Expect Slower Growth In 2013
In the year that just ended, Hyundai and its Kia affiliate delivered a combined 7.12 million vehicles worldwide, which represents an 8 percent growth over 2011, beating their initial annual target of 7 million units. Hyundai, which released detailed...
- Hyundai Poised To Break Its All Time Monthly U.s. Sales Record In March
We all know that Hyundai and its sister company Kia have been on a roll these past few years introducing one vehicle after the other and constantly increasing their sales footprint in markets all around the world. So it shouldn't come to as a shock...
- Hyundai Reaches 5 Million Sales In Europe
South Korean carmaker Hyundai announced it has sold five million vehicles in Europe since the first Hyundai Pony was imported in 1977. The five millionth vehicle was an i30, which was launched in 2007 and has sold a little over 320,000 units on the continent....
- Hyundai Sells 3.6 Million Vehicles In 2010, Up 16.3% From 2009, Net Profits Soar 78%
Hyundai continues its juggernaut-like growth breaking one record after the other. In 2010, the South Korean carmaker not only replaced Toyota as Europe’s best-selling Asian brand and passed the 500,000 sales mark in the US for the first time since...
- Report: U.s. Car Sales Predicted To Drop 33% In April
From the looks of things, April won't be bringing any good news for automakers in the U.S. During the first 16 selling days in April, new-vehicle retail sales in the country are down by about 33 percent over the same period in 2008, according to a...
Cars
Hyundai, Kia Forecast Slowest Sales Growth in Eight Years
Sister companies Hyundai and Kia forecast their weakest sales growth in eight years due to increasing competition and the stronger Korean won. Chung Mong Koo, chairman of both automakers, said Hyundai and Kia’s combined deliveries will increase 4.1 percent to 7.86 million vehicles in 2014. Read more »
- Hyundai And Kia Sell 7.1 Million Vehicles In 2012, Up 8 Percent, But Expect Slower Growth In 2013
In the year that just ended, Hyundai and its Kia affiliate delivered a combined 7.12 million vehicles worldwide, which represents an 8 percent growth over 2011, beating their initial annual target of 7 million units. Hyundai, which released detailed...
- Hyundai Poised To Break Its All Time Monthly U.s. Sales Record In March
We all know that Hyundai and its sister company Kia have been on a roll these past few years introducing one vehicle after the other and constantly increasing their sales footprint in markets all around the world. So it shouldn't come to as a shock...
- Hyundai Reaches 5 Million Sales In Europe
South Korean carmaker Hyundai announced it has sold five million vehicles in Europe since the first Hyundai Pony was imported in 1977. The five millionth vehicle was an i30, which was launched in 2007 and has sold a little over 320,000 units on the continent....
- Hyundai Sells 3.6 Million Vehicles In 2010, Up 16.3% From 2009, Net Profits Soar 78%
Hyundai continues its juggernaut-like growth breaking one record after the other. In 2010, the South Korean carmaker not only replaced Toyota as Europe’s best-selling Asian brand and passed the 500,000 sales mark in the US for the first time since...
- Report: U.s. Car Sales Predicted To Drop 33% In April
From the looks of things, April won't be bringing any good news for automakers in the U.S. During the first 16 selling days in April, new-vehicle retail sales in the country are down by about 33 percent over the same period in 2008, according to a...