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Hyundai - OEM Profile


Hyundai is a top-tier global OEM driving electrification across high-volume consumer vehicles and rapidly scaling U.S. manufacturing. Hyundai’s influence is amplified by strong EV platform execution (E-GMP), fast product cadence across Hyundai and Kia, and growing integration of software, charging access, and advanced driver assistance systems.

Parent: Hyundai Motor Group

Country: South Korea (HQ: Seoul)

Symbol: Hyundai Motor: 005380.KS (KRX); Kia: 000270.KS (KRX)

Subsidiaries / Key Units:

  • Hyundai Motor Company
  • Kia Corporation
  • Genesis (premium brand)
  • Hyundai Mobis (major modules and systems supplier)
  • Hyundai Glovis (logistics and supply-chain operations)

Vertical Integration: High — multi-brand vehicle engineering and manufacturing, key module ecosystems, and strong supplier management; battery cells are primarily partner-supplied, with in-group pack and systems integration.


Sectors and Assets

Sectors are the organizing layer; key assets are nested under each sector for fast scanning and print-friendly layouts.

Vehicles & Mobility

  • Passenger EVs (Hyundai): IONIQ 5, IONIQ 6, IONIQ 9 (new flagship)
  • Passenger EVs (Kia): EV6, EV9, expanding EV lineup
  • Premium EVs (Genesis): GV60 and expanding electrified lineup

Fleet & Commercial Vehicles

  • Fleet-ready consumer platforms used in commercial roles (rideshare, service fleets)
  • Commercial and specialty vehicle programs (market-dependent)

AI, Compute & Software

  • Connected vehicle platform and OTA expansion (platform-dependent)
  • ADAS progression across Hyundai/Kia/Genesis trims
  • Software-defined vehicle (SDV) trajectory supported by centralized compute evolution

Charging & Infrastructure

  • NACS adoption strategy (North America)
  • Fast-charging enablement via E-GMP (800V-class architectures on select platforms)
  • Home and commercial charging programs (market-dependent)

Manufacturing Systems

  • E-GMP platform-based production across multiple global sites
  • U.S. localization strategy centered on new EV and battery ecosystem investments
  • High-volume manufacturing discipline with rapid EV product cadence

Platforms / Patents (Selected)

Only the most differentiating platforms and architectures for MVP.

  • E-GMP (Electric-Global Modular Platform) — core dedicated EV platform family
  • 800V-class charging capability on select E-GMP vehicles (fast-charging advantage)
  • ADAS/infotainment compute stack evolution (trim- and market-dependent)
  • Modular multi-brand platform leverage (Hyundai, Kia, Genesis)

Manufacturing Facilities (Abridged)

Major EV and localization assets relevant to the electrification stack.

United States

  • Hyundai Motor Group Metaplant America (Georgia) — dedicated EV production hub
  • U.S. battery ecosystem partnerships and localized supply expansion (regional)

South Korea

  • Major EV production and engineering footprint across Hyundai/Kia operations

International

  • Europe — EV production and regional supply footprint (market-dependent)
  • Global plants supporting Hyundai/Kia EV lineup expansion

Tier 1 Suppliers / Strategic Partners

Partners that materially affect Hyundai Motor Group’s cell supply, charging access, and compute stack.

Batteries

  • LG Energy Solution (LGES) (cell supply, program-dependent)
  • SK On (cell supply, program-dependent)
  • CATL (cell supply in select markets/programs)

Charging / Infrastructure

  • Tesla (NACS and Supercharger access strategy in North America)
  • Regional charging partners (market-dependent)

ADAS / Compute Ecosystem

  • Hyundai Mobis (in-group modules and systems)
  • Major automotive semiconductor and Tier-1 ecosystems (program-dependent)