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Hyundai Announces 2010 Business Results

- Sales revenue rises 15.4%, net profit up 78% on gains from overseas units - Hyundai sells 3.6 million units globally in 2010 - Hyundai aims to increase sales and enhance brand image in 2011Hyundai Motor Company, South Korea’s largest automaker, posted global sales of 3,612,487 units (domestic plants: 1,730,682, overseas plants: 1,881,805) in 2010, a 16.3 percent gain from a year earlier.    Sales revenue rose 15.4 percent to 36.8 trillion won from a year earlier as the company sold more cars and improved its product mix, while operating profit also rose 44.4% to 3.2 trillion won.

Hyundai to Donate Equus Auction Profits to UNICEF

(Seoul, Korea) Hyundai Motor Company will donate a portion of profits generated from the auctioning of three Equus Limousines used by global leaders during the G20 Seoul Summit to UNICEF. The proceeds of the auction will be used to improve the educational environment for children in Africa.   The auction will take place on Dec. 14, the automaker said during a recent charity event held in Seoul, while the difference between the starting bid price and the final auction price will be used for UNICEF's `Schools for Africa.’   The Equus vehicles provided to leaders during the G20

Hyundai Lends Helping Hand to Quake-Stricken Indonesia

(Seoul, Korea) Hyundai Motor Company, South Korea’s largest automaker, joins the international community’s humanitarian relief efforts in Indonesia, a country hard hit by the recent natural disasters.   Hyundai will donate US$100,000 to the quake-stricken country through Indonesia’s Metro TV today, in hopes of a quick recovery. The donated fund will be distributed to local relief organizations for humanitarian aid to those suffering the most.   Hyundai has been actively lending a helping hand to disaster-hit sites across the globe as part of its efforts to fulfill its role as a

Hyundai Hands Over Official Vehicles for G20

-         Hyundai to hand over 129 vehicles for G20 Seoul Summit -         Vehicles to include flagship luxury Equus, BlueOn electric cars(Seoul, Korea) Hyundai Motor Company, South Korea’s largest automaker, today handed over the official vehicles for the G20 Seoul Summit in front of the Coex Center in Seoul, where the summit will take place. Hyundai Motor is providing a total of 129 vehicles throughout the summit, highlighted by the Equus Limousine, which will carry G20 leaders.   “We are proud to provide the official vehicles for such a high-profile global event,” Hyundai Motor

HYUNDAI UNVEILS ITS FIRST ELECTRIC CAR ‘BLUEON’

-         `BlueOn’ is Korea’s first Full Speed Electric Vehicle (FSEV) -         Hyundai’s new vehicle boasts maximum speed of 130 km/h, can travel 140 km on a single charge -         Korean President Lee Myung-Bak attends unveiling ceremony, test drive(Seoul, Korea) Hyundai Motor Co. today unveiled the company’s – and Korea’s - first Full Speed Electric Vehicle (FSEV) named ‘BlueOn,’ opening a new era in eco-friendly technology.   “We are proud to introduce the world to BlueOn, which was fully developed in Korea and displays Hyundai’s latest technological advancements,” said Dr.

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