HYUNDAI
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South Korean carmaker founded in 1967, now the parent of Kia and Genesis within Hyundai Motor Group.
- Founded
- 1967, South Korea
- Founder
- Chung Ju-yung
- Headquarters
- Seoul, South Korea
- Group brands
- Hyundai, Kia, Genesis
Hyundai Motor Company was founded in 1967 by Chung Ju-yung and his brother Chung Se-yung, and its first model, the Cortina, appeared in 1968 through a tie-up with Ford. The 1975 Pony, styled by Italdesign, was the first South Korean car.
Hyundai entered the United States in 1986 and bought a majority of Kia in 1998 after the Asian financial crisis. It runs the world's largest single integrated car plant, in Ulsan.
- 1947Chung Ju-yung founds Hyundai Engineering and Construction
- 1967Hyundai Motor Company founded
- 1975The Pony, the first South Korean car
- 1986Sales begin in the United States
- 1998Hyundai acquires a majority of Kia
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HYUNDAI Genesis G90 (2016-2017)
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HYUNDAI Hyundai Tucson 3 (2016)
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HYUNDAI Hyundai Creta
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HYUNDAI Hyundai Nuvis: the gullwing hybrid concept of 2009
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HYUNDAI Hyundai Mega Truck: Hyundai’s medium-duty workhorse
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HYUNDAI Hyundai H-100: one export name for two light vehicles
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HYUNDAI Hyundai Granada: Ford’s executive car built in Korea
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HYUNDAI Hyundai FB: the front-engined bus of the 1980s
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HYUNDAI Hyundai e-Mighty: the light truck with its own badge
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HYUNDAI Hyundai Cortina: Ford’s family saloon assembled in Korea
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HYUNDAI Hyundai Hellion: a named concept from a numbered era
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HYUNDAI Hyundai Grace: the Delica-based van Hyundai sold in Korea
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HYUNDAI Hyundai Santa Fe: the SUV that steadied Hyundai
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HYUNDAI Hyundai Universe: Hyundai’s flagship coach
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HYUNDAI Hyundai Mighty: Hyundai’s light truck since 1987
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HYUNDAI Hyundai Veloster: the three-door with one door on the driver’s side
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HYUNDAI Hyundai Chorus: the minibus built for tour work
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HYUNDAI Hyundai Santamo: the Chariot built under licence
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HYUNDAI Hyundai Santro: India’s city car, named after Saint-Tropez
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HYUNDAI Hyundai County: Korea’s small bus since 1998