Hyundai

Founded in 1967 in South Korea, Hyundai has become one of the world's largest automobile manufacturers, present in over 200 countries with annual production exceeding 4 million vehicles. Hyundai's history is marked by spectacular growth: after modest beginnings with the Pony in 1975, the group progressively conquered European and American markets by offering reliable vehicles at competitive prices, now rivaling Toyota, Volkswagen, and General Motors. The Hyundai lineup covers all essential market segments, from urban city cars (i10, i20) to family SUVs (Tucson, Santa Fe), including sedans (Elantra, Ioniq) and electric vehicles (Ioniq 5, Ioniq 6, Kona Electric), reflecting the manufacturer's energy transition aimed at carbon neutrality by 2050. Over the 2008-2024 period, Hyundai strengthened its presence in Western Europe and Southeast Asia, with production facilities in South Korea, Czech Republic, Turkey, India, and Brazil, while its Genesis subsidiary, launched in 2015, positions the group in the premium segment. Hyundai models benefit from advanced technologies in safety and connectivity, documented in detailed technical specifications available in our brochure archives, while warranties and after-sales service contribute to the manufacturer's growing reputation among demanding buyers seeking optimal value for money.