Hyundai Motor Company

Hyundai Motor Company, a major South Korean enterprise founded in 1967 and based in Seoul, is a global player in the automotive sector. Through its various subsidiaries, the company is primarily involved in the worldwide production and distribution of motor vehicles and their components. Its diverse operations are structured around three core segments: Vehicle, Finance, and an "Others" category. The company offers a comprehensive line-up of vehicles. Its passenger car collection includes models such as the Azera, Sonata, Veloster (including the Veloster N), multiple i30 versions (like the i30 Fastback N and i30 N), Elantra (including the all-new Elantra N), Accent, i20 (with the i20 N), and the i10. For the SUV market, Hyundai provides popular options such as the Palisade, Santa Fe, the latest Tucson, Creta, various Kona models (including the KONA N), and the Venue. In the commercial vehicle segment, its offerings feature the STARIA, H-1, and H-100, alongside trucks, buses, vans, and engines. Hyundai also demonstrates a strong commitment to sustainable mobility with an extensive range of eco-friendly vehicles. This includes electric models like the IONIQ 5 and KONA Electric, the hydrogen fuel cell NEXO, and numerous hybrid and plug-in hybrid variants of models such as the Santa Fe, Tucson, Elantra, IONIQ, and i30. Beyond vehicle production, Hyundai Motor Company's operations extend to a variety of other businesses. These encompass vehicle financing, credit card processing, and other financial services. The company is also engaged in train manufacturing, provides marketing, engineering, mobility, and insurance services, and notably, operates a professional football club. Furthermore, its interests include real estate development, significant investments in research and development, and other investment activities.