The Hyundai Motor Company, founded in 1967 by Chung Ju-Yung in South Korea, was the fifth-largest automotive company in the world in the form of the Hyundai Motor Group (which is partly the South Korean fellow automaker Kia). Hyundai traded in Australia for the first time in 1986 but was established as a wholly-owned subsist of the parent group in 2003 by Hyundai Motor Company Australia (HMCA).
Today’s Hyundai lineup includes 11 models available for customers in Australia, from Hyundai Accent in the city to its 7-seat SUV, Hyundai Santa Fe. A consumer offer – the Hyundai iLoad – is also included in Hyundai’s Australian lineup. Hyundai in the Australian market does not sell a four or two-door utility. The Hyundai Veloster characterise as a ‘warm hatch.’ Still, Hyundai will launch the new i30 generation with two performance models in an effort for the company to enter into the already cut-throw hot hatch market. Hyundai does not currently sell a performance automobile. For the last decade, Hyundai has always been one of Australia’s leading sellers. The Hyundai I30 – the top monthly sales list more than once in front of rivals including Toyota Corolla and Mazda 3 – and the Hyundai Elantra and Hyundai Accent are famous Hyundai models.
Models
Hyundai Palisade: The 2023 model includes a full-width centre air vent, a new four-spoke steering wheel with Highlander-exclusive two-tone finish, along with a 12.3-inch Navigation system featuring Bluelink® and a 12 speaker Infinity™ premium audio, and a 12.3-inch full LCD digital instrument cluster.
Hyundai KONA Hybrid: This model is part of Hyundai’s range of vehicles available in Australia.
Hyundai i30 Hatch: The i30 Hatch is available in several options and is part of Hyundai’s small car range.
Hyundai IONIQ 6: This electric car model is available to order online now.
Hyundai SANTA FE Hybrid: This hybrid model is part of Hyundai’s 2023 lineup in Australia.
Why do you select Hyundai?
All Hyundai vehicles offer aerodynamic body shapes, lightweight metals used in vehicle construction and custom engines that provide optimum efficiency. Even if Hyundai cars produce in a range of factories worldwide, everyone must abide by some of the world’s strictest production standards for vehicles.
Undoubtedly everyone would say that Hyundai ruled the whole automobile world. As assisters, we take a global approach to product strategy, research, quality assurance, advancement, and consumer appreciation.