Hyundai-Kia Group sold 7.23 million vehicles in 2024
- The Korean group Hyundai-Kia sold 7.23 million vehicles worldwide in 2024, compared to 7.3 million in 2023, which represents a small decrease of 1% while the carmaker's targets had been set at 7.44 million units for 2024. The new targets for 2025 are set at 7.37 million vehicles sold, or 2% more than the final result of 2024. The Hyundai-Kia group therefore remains the third largest carmaker in the world behind the Toyota and Volkswagen groups and ahead of GM and Stellantis.
- By brand, Hyundai (including Genesis) sold 4,141,791 vehicles (-1.8% compared to 2023) and Kia 3,089,457 vehicles (+0.1% compared to 2023).
- The United States remains the Korean group's leading market in 2024, with 1,708,212 vehicle sales compared to 1,652,821 in 2023. Hyundai-Kia holds 10.7% of this market last year compared to 10.6% in 2023. South Korea remains its second market, with 1,245,020 sales and compared to 1,327,903 in 2023. Hyundai-Kia holds 76.85% of this market last year compared to 77% in 2023. Large Europe (EU + UK + Switzerland + Norway) is its third market, with 1,006,073 sales and 7.8% market share. India is its fourth market, with 850,429 sales and 17.5% market share. China is its fifth market, with 431,215 sales and only 1.6% market share, a market where the Korean group tends to gradually disappear.
- In 2024, Hyundai-Kia sold 400,000 BEVs (compared to 376,500 in 2023), 95,000 PHEVs (compared to 105,000 in 2023) and 650,000 HEVs (compared to 646,000 in 2023). These models represent 16% of the Korean carmaker's total sales (compared to 15% in 2023).