Hyundai PH hits 33% sales growth for October

November 27,2017

Hyundai Asia Resources, Inc. (HARI), the official distributor of Hyundai vehicles in the Philippines, sold 3,266 units for October 2017, a 33% year-on-year growth from 2,462 units in October last year. This made an impact to the 2017 January to October year-to-date sales of 30,717 units – a 12% growth from last year’s sales of 27,483 units.

“As the Season of Giving approaches, Hyundai is thrilled to offer our consumers exciting new offerings and value for money deals. We are committed to put our efforts in full swing through modern premium products and customer service.” – said Ma. Fe Perez-Agudo, HARI President and CEO

The sales of Passenger Cars (PC) segment grew by 22% from 1,726 unit sales in October 2016 to 2,113 unit sales this year. According to HARI, the good performance of Accent, the top-selling model of this segment, contributed to this growth. Sales of the Accent recorded an impressive sales growth of 88% from 758 units in October 2016 to 1,424 units in October 2017 – sales was nearly doubled for October year-on-year performance. Meanwhile, Large Commercial Vehicles (LCV) grew from 736 unit sales in October last year to 1,153 units sales this year, recording a 57% growth. Its H-100 model, which is under the LCV segment, had a very significant growth of 117% from 169 units last October 2016 to 366 units this October 2017.

The Philippines’ gross domestic product surpassed expectations as it grew by 6.9% during the third quarter of 2017. This has been the highest growth among the past three quarters. According to the Philippine Statistics Authority, the main drivers of economic growth are exports and imports. The interplay of strong economic growth and competitive automotive industry continues to strengthen the consumer appetite for goods, such as vehicles. With this, HARI looks forward to achieving more milestones in its operations in the Philippines.

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