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Making a mark on the continent.

Throughout the past three decades, Hyundai has gradually expanded its presence in Europe. We have constructed many important facilities, from R&D and Design centres to production plants, as well as introducing models specifically aimed at European customers.

Overview

Proud to design and build in Europe – for Europe.

Hyundai currently sells vehicles in 47 European countries through 2,279 sales outlets. In 2021, we sold 515,886 units in Europe in 2021 – a 21.6 per cent increase over 2020. From TUCSON to KONA Electric, six of our best-selling models in Europe are also produced in our plants in Türkiye and the Czech Republic – that’s 72 per cent of our total sales in Europe.
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    47 European countries.

    Hyundai currently sells vehicles in 47 European countries.

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    2,279 sales outlets.

    Hyundai currently sells cars through 2,279 outlets.

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    515,886 vehicles sold.

    In 2021, Hyundai sold 515,886 vehicles in Europe, 72% of which were built at our plants in Türkiye and the Czech Republic.  


     
     
     

    Models designed in Europe.

    At Hyundai, we understand the importance of good design – and many of our latest models show the influence of European design team at the Hyundai Motor Europe Technical Center highly successful models like the i10, i30, KONA and TUCSON.

    Czech Plant

    Our plant in Nošovice, Czech Republic.

    Established in 2008, Hyundai Motor Manufacturing Czech (HMMC) is Europe’s most modern production plant.

    Our Czech factory: powered by 100% renewable energy.

    In our Are We There Yet? podcast, Petr Michník, Head of Administration at Hyundai Motor Manufacturing Czech, gives host Suzi Perry the lowdown on how the facility has made the transition to receiving 100 percent of its energy from renewable sources.
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    Models produced at our Czech Plant.

    The models manufactured at our Czech Plant (HMMC) include: KONA Electric), TUCSON (petrol/diesel, Hybrid, PHEV), i30 range (hatchback, fastback and wagon incl. N Line), and the high-performance i30 N and i30 Fastback N.
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      TUCSON
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      TUCSON Plug-in Hybrid
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      TUCSON Hybrid
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        i30
      2. Cutout image of the Hyundai i30 Fastback

        i30 Fastback
      3. Cutout image of the Hyundai i30 Wagon

        i30 Wagon
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        i30 N
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        i30 Fastback N

        Take a closer look at our plant in the Czech Republic.

        This video gives you a behind the scenes look at our high tech factory in Nošovice, Czech Republic.

        Türkiye plant

        Our plant in ĺzmit, Türkiye.

        Located about 100 kilometers southwest of Istanbul, the Hyundai Assan Otomotive Sanayi (HAOS) in ĺzmit, Türkiye is Hyundai’s longest operating manufacturing facility outside Korea.

        Models produced at our plant in Türkiye.

        The Turkish plant produces the i10, i20, i20 N compact hatchbacks and BAYON compact crossover SUV (incl. all the N Lines), mainly for the European market.

        Take a closer look at our plant in Türkiye.

        This video gives you a behind the scenes look our high tech factory in ĺzmit, Türkiye.

        Test centre.

        Hyundai’s European Test Center at the Nürburgring.

        Since 2011, Hyundai Motor Europe's Technical Center has undertaken durability testing of our cars at the Nürburgring – one of the world’s most challenging racetracks. In 2013, we inaugurated our new European Test Center here. This unique glass and steel building houses workshops, offices and hospitality areas.  We engage in regular and rigorous testing here as an extension of our European Technical Center.

        Hyundai Motorsport.

        A high-performance brand, Hyundai is successful in both rally and circuit racing. As motorsport allows us to transfer the knowledge between our race cars and passenger cars, electric racing represents an exciting new era for Hyundai Motorsport and sustainable mobility.
        1. A Hyundai i20 R5 participating in a rally.

          Rally2.

          The Rally2 category was introduced as R5 in 2012 by the Fédération Internationale de l’Automobile (FIA), which is motorsport’s governing body. It was intended as the second tier of world rallying. Since then, it has become one of the most competitive categories of world motorsport, hosting cars built by many of the world’s most prominent manufacturers. Accommodating privateer teams, the category offers affordability through strict cost-capping of cars and components, while producing a high-performance rally car that is at home on the stages. In line with the class regulations, our four-wheel drive i20 R5 weighs 1,230 kg and is equipped with a 1.6 litre, turbo charged engine, fitted to a 32 mm air restrictor and a five-speed sequential gearbox.

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        1. Hyundai teams competing in a TCR race.

          Touring Car Racing (TCR).

          The first races using TCR regulations took place in 2015. Since then, the rule set has been adopted throughout the circuit racing world and is now the base of more than a dozen regional and national championships.
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