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Despite the global economic crisis, Korean automakers Hyundai and Kia have seen a rapid rise in global sales, thanks in part to their value for money offerings but also a new range of models.
- 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...
- Renault-nissan Takes Over Avtovaz, Plans To Revive Lada And Increase Sales In Russia
With the Eurozone debt crisis stifling new car sales, auto manufacturers are looking elsewhere to make up for lost ground. China may be the world’s largest market but after years of rapid expansion, it shows signs of slowing down. New car sales...
- Fiat Group Lowers 2012 Sales Estimate By Half A Million Units
A funny t-shirt slogan reads “aim low, achieve your targets, avoid disappointmentâ€. But it would probably be best if you didn’t give it as a Christmas present to Fiat CEO Sergio Marchionne. The reason is that the Italian group has...
- Hyundai - Kia Group Targeting A 10-percent Increase In Sales For 2011
For the Hyundai Motor Group and its affiliate Kia Motors, the New Year brings a new sales target as the South Korea's largest automaker said on Monday it aims to sell 6.33 million cars in 2011, which represents a 10 percent increase over 2010 when...
- Global Car Sales To Drop 7.7% To 60 Million Units In 2009, According To Hyundai Chairman
South Korea's largest automaker, Hyundai, expects that the worldwide financial crisis will continue to have a negative effect on global auto sales throughout 2009. Today, the firm's Vice Chairman Choi Jae Kook told Hyundai's employees that...
Cars
Hyundai and Kia Target 7 Million Sales in 2012
Despite the global economic crisis, Korean automakers Hyundai and Kia have seen a rapid rise in global sales, thanks in part to their value for money offerings but also a new range of models.
As a result of the new sales records and increased demand, the two carmakers that currently form the world's fifth largest automotive group, increased the shifts in some of their plants and reevaluated their 2011 overall target to 6.6 million, up from 6.33 million units in the beginning of the year.
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...
- Renault-nissan Takes Over Avtovaz, Plans To Revive Lada And Increase Sales In Russia
With the Eurozone debt crisis stifling new car sales, auto manufacturers are looking elsewhere to make up for lost ground. China may be the world’s largest market but after years of rapid expansion, it shows signs of slowing down. New car sales...
- Fiat Group Lowers 2012 Sales Estimate By Half A Million Units
A funny t-shirt slogan reads “aim low, achieve your targets, avoid disappointmentâ€. But it would probably be best if you didn’t give it as a Christmas present to Fiat CEO Sergio Marchionne. The reason is that the Italian group has...
- Hyundai - Kia Group Targeting A 10-percent Increase In Sales For 2011
For the Hyundai Motor Group and its affiliate Kia Motors, the New Year brings a new sales target as the South Korea's largest automaker said on Monday it aims to sell 6.33 million cars in 2011, which represents a 10 percent increase over 2010 when...
- Global Car Sales To Drop 7.7% To 60 Million Units In 2009, According To Hyundai Chairman
South Korea's largest automaker, Hyundai, expects that the worldwide financial crisis will continue to have a negative effect on global auto sales throughout 2009. Today, the firm's Vice Chairman Choi Jae Kook told Hyundai's employees that...