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Hyundai-Kia emerges as Top 5 OEM with 2010 sales of 5.7 M units; aims for 6.3 M units for 2011
Hyundai brand to go in new direction: "Modern Premium"
2011/02/15
- Summary
- Hyundai's 2010 global sales up 23.8% to 5.74 mil units, aiming for 6.33 mil next year
- US market: Hyundai-Kia expands share to 7.7% with brisk sales of Hyundai midsize sedan Sonata and CUV Kia Sorento
- In 2010, Hyundai and Kia have record setting sales and operating profit
- Hyundai Brand to go in new direction: "Modern Premium"
- Model plans: Hyundai and Kia to launch Sonata Hybrid and Optima Hybrid
- Hyundai unveils FCEV and EV concept subjected to verification test
- Hyundai breaks ground for a 3rd plant in China, while Hyundai's Russian plant and Kia's US plant start operations
- Mid-term Production Forecast by IHS Global Insight
Summary
Hyundai-Kia Group shipped record 5.742 million units in 2010, an increase by 1.104 million units (23.8%) over the previous year. With this new record, the Group passed Ford (5.313 million units) and emerged as the world's fifth largest automaker (the first is Toyota (8.41 million units) followed by GM (8.38 million units), Renault-Nissan (7.28 million units) and VW (7.14 million units)).
Hyundai refreshed its non-consolidated results, not including its oversea subsidiaries, in the year ended December 2010. It posted sales of 36.8 trillion won (about 33 billion US$) and an operating profit of 3.2 trillion won (about 2.9 billion US$), up by 15.4% and 44.4%, respectively, over the previous year. Kia also set new highs in sales of 23.3 trillion won (about 21.1 billion US$) and an operating profit of 1.7 trillion won (1.5 billion US$) on a non-consolidated basis, up by 26.3% and 46.8% year-over-year, respectively.
Hyundai Group plans 2011 sales of a total of 6.33 million units- 3.9 million by Hyundai, and 2.43 million by Kia.
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