History.
2020
- Launched minibus 'County Electric'
- Produced Xcient Fuel Cell, the world's first fuel cell heavy-duty truck
2019
- Launched 'Pavise', medium and heavy duty truck
- Hyundai Motor company and H2 Energy launched a joint venture 'Hyundai Hydrogen Mobility (HHM)’
- Debuts ‘HDC-6 NEPTUNE’ Concept, a hydrogen-powered heavy duty truck
- Hyundai’s Hydrogen Mobility Solution Wins ‘2020 Truck Innovation Award’
2018
- Launched 'Xcient' in South Africa (RHD)
- Fleet Invitation Event - Pyeongchang 2018 Winter Olympic Games
- Secured 1,500 school bus tender (County, Ministry of Internal Affairs, Algeria)
- Launched 'LT' in Morocco and Philippines
- Secured 300 ambulance tender (H350, Department of Health, Ukraine)
- Launched 'HD35 City' in Russia (HTBR)
- Launched H350 in Vietnam (HTCV) and Ecuador
- Fleet Invitation Event - 2018 FIFA World Cup Russia
- Commercial Vehicles Experience Day' event in Russia (HTBR)
- Hyundai Truck & Bus World Skill Olympic (Global Learning Center, Korea)
2017
- Launched 'Elec city', a electric bus
- Launched HTBR (Hyundai Truck & Bus Russia) : Russian incorporation for commercial vehicles
- Launched 'LT/H350' in Peru
- Initiated CKD mass production in Russia (AVTOTOR plant)
- Launched HTCV (Hyundai Thanhcong Commercial Vehicle) : Vietnamese incorporation for commercial vehicles
2016
- ‘Xcient’ selected as ‘Truck of the Year’ in China
- Introduced development strategy for connected cars
- ‘H350’ received the IDA 2015 Bronze Award for Transportation
2015
- Launched 'H350,' a premium minibus
- Launched 'All-new Mighty', a mid-duty truck
- Demonstrated zero emission fuel cell electric bus
2014
- Started production at Sichuan Hyundai Motor in China
- Official sponsor of the 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil (Hyundai)
- Official sponsor of the 2014 Incheon Asian Games (Hyundai)
- Selected as one of the top 40 Global Brands (Hyundai)
2013
- Launched ‘Trago Xcient,’ a heavy-duty truck
2012
- No.53 in Global Brand Value (Hyundai)
- Official sponsor of the UEFA Euro 2012 2013 (Hyundai)
- Selected as one of top 50 Global Brands (Hyundai)
- Chairman Mong-Koo Chung named 2011 Top Manager in the World by Italy's Inter Auto News
2011
- No.61 in Global Brand Value (Hyundai)
- No.11 in Interbrand’s 50 Best Global Green Brands (Hyundai)
2010
- Developed eco-friendly CNG hybrid bus
- Official sponsor of the 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa (Hyundai)
- Chairman Mong-Koo Chung selected as the Top Automotive Industry CEO in Asia
2009
- Launched 'Universe' bus in Japan
- No.69 in Global Brand Value
- Main sponsor of the U.S. Super Bowl (Hyundai)
- Presidential Prize at the 2009 Korean Technology Awards
2008
- Official sponsor of UEFA Euro 2008 (Hyundai)
2007
- Developed F, G, H diesel engines for commercial vehicle
- Official partner of FIFA from 2007 to 2014 (Hyundai)
2006
- Selected as Interbrand’s 100 Best Global Brands for a 2nd consecutive year (Hyundai)
- Official sponsor of the 2006 FIFA World Cup Germany (Hyundai)
2005
- Debut in Interbrand’s 100 Best Global Brands
- Established Environmental Technology Research Center (Namyang R&D)
- Established Eco-Friendly Vehicle Recycling Center
- Chairman Mong-Koo Chung named Top Automotive CEO in Asia by Automotive
2004
- Launched 'Mega Truck,' a 4.5/5-ton medium-duty truck
- Established Joint venture plant for commercial vehicles in China
- Official sponsor of the UEFA Euro 2004
- Chairman Mong-Koo Chung named as the Best CEO of 2004 by Business Week
2003
- Established the Namyang Design Center
- Proclaimed Global Environmental Management (Hyundai)
- Developed world’s first ultra high pressure hydrogen storage system for fuel cell electric vehicles
2002
- Official sponsor of the 2002 FIFA World Cup Korea /Japan (Hyundai)
2000
- Developed Korea’s first large commercial engine
- Official sponsor of the UEFA Euro 2000 (Hyundai)
1999
- Developed Korea’s first automotive fuel cell battery
1998
- Launched ‘Mighty II,’ an independently developed medium-duty truck
- Developed Korea's first collision simulation test system for commercial vehicles
1997
- Launched 'Super Truck,' an independently developed medium/heavy-duty truck
1996
- Cumulative production surpasses 10 million units
- Inauguration of the Namyang Technology Research Center
1995
- Completed Jeonju commercial vehicle manufacturing plant
1988
- Launched 'Chorus,' an independently developed medium-duty bus
1987
- Launched 'Mighty,' a 2.5-ton medium-duty truck
1978
- Produced ‘Maru H,’ a heavy-duty truck
1976
- First commercial vehicles export (Micro bus, Bolivia)
1970
- Produced the ‘R-266’, Korea’s first express bus
1969
- Produced the first assembly line of Hyundai Commercial Vehicle
1967
- Established Hyundai Motor Company
