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Did you know that....? Hyundai history!
Hyundai Motor company is the largest South Korean car manufacturer. Currently, having its headquarters in Seocho-Gu city in Seoul, it is one of the six largest automakers worldwide. One of the most curious and relevant data of the Hyundai brand is that its logo is a stylized ' H ' that symbolizes two people, the company and customers, while its motto is "Drive your way", which translates as "drive your destiny". In Korean, the word Hyundai means 'modernity'.
In 1967 Hyundai Motor Company is founded is founded in 1967, a year later began to work under license Ford anque with its own technology. But it was not until 1975 that they presented the first 100% Hyundai vehicle, designed and developed by the Korean brand in collaboration with Mitsubishi and the body builder Italdesign. A year later, the company acquired Asia Motors and began exporting its first model to Ecuador. And from 1977, its export began to expand.
In 1981 Hyundai signed a collaboration agreement with the well-known Mitsubishi brand, to manage an optimal technological development and two years later it managed to start exports to places such as Canada (where it inaugurated, in 1984, the Ulsan test track). In 1985 Hyundai Motor America was founded, a fact that allowed its vehicles to enter the North American market.
Thanks to that it began to spread little by little the brand managed to get to import their vehicles to places like Spain. Hyundai began its import to places like these after launching the so-called Hyundai Elantra and also launching its first all-electric car, the Hyundai Sonata Electric. In 1993 and 1994, the brand unveiled the HCD2 prototype, initiating the development of a hydrogen cell vehicle, and then Hyundai managed to develop its first solar car. Two years later, in 1996, they released the Hyundai Coupe, a model of the brand that managed to become one of the greatest sales successes.
In Spain alone, Hyundai reached 14,000 units sold. After this event, it opened an after-sales center in Madrid to try to improve its sales service to customers. Also, creates in Spain the Hyundai Festival single-brand circuit cup, with the Accent as the main vehicle and protagonist.
The company continues to expand internationally, opening factories in places such as India and acquiring Kia Motors (with the aim of becoming one of the five largest automakers in the world over a long period of time).
In 1999 there were a series of historical events of the brand: the inauguration of the aeroacoustic wind tunnel (one of the largest in the world) and the launch of the first Hyundai minivan to compete in Europe, the Hyundai Trajet. (This year they also took out their first all-way, the Hyundai Santa Fe).
In 2001 the Hyundai Santa Fe powered with alternative energies was developed and, in addition, the Hyundai Matrix was launched, with which the brand was introduced in the segment of compact minivans. In 2002, Hyundai Sonata and Hyundai Getz models were launched in Spain.
2 years later, Hyundai opens its new offices in Germany and merges its research and development centers with the Kia brand.
On the occasion of its 40th anniversary, the brand presented in the United States the Hyundai Genesis, which was a great worldwide success.
Currently the brand has to market more than 10 different models of vehicles on the market, in addition to having one of the most respected research and development centers in the industry. Hyundai continues its great growth in the foreign automotive markets, in which its sales are growing substantially (it has factories in Korea, the United States, India, China, the Czech Republic, Brazil and soon in Mexico) , manufacturing from subcompact vehicles to luxury sedans, including minivans and SUVs of different sizes.