2016 was a great year of Hyundai’s vehicles with 33,000 units sold. Hyundai Asia Resources (HARI) continues its bright 2017 by 21% growth in February, which is respectable compared to the figure in the same month last year.
The February impressive result – 2,653 vehicles sold is specifically credited to the Hyundai Accent since it proved to be HARI’s bestselling nameplate with 1,286 units sold. Following the Accent was the Hyundai Eon with 567 units sold.
Overall, the accumulated January-February sale showed a 15% growth as compared to last year’s figure. By the beginning of March, Hyundai Philippines has sold 5,247 vehicles. It would wow you with an estimated daily sales of around 89 units.
“Our strong start in 2017 paves the way for a promising year as we continue to satisfy our customers with premium quality products and services.” said Ma. Fe Perez-Agudo, HARI President and CEO.
The considerable need for cars in the Philippines played the major role to HARI’s impressive sales performance. If Hyundai continues to maintain this growth momentum, it will probably beat its notable success in 2016.
However, the increased excise tax will be levied on sold vehicles in the coming time, which might adversely affect Hyundai’s growth. Many car experts assume that customers rush to buy vehicles because they are worried about the tax information. Time will tell if this assumption is true or Hyundai has genuinely made a great performance on its own.
2016 was a great year of Hyundai’s vehicles with 33,000 units sold
The considerable need for cars in the Philippines played the major role to HARI’s impressive sales performance
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Know more about Hyundai
In the local market, Hyundai Motor Philippines Inc., under the leadership of Lee Dong-Wook now sells Hyundai models locally as of 2022.
The brand’s lineup consists of the new crossovers which includes the Tucson, Santa Fe, and Creta. Under the MPV category, the Korean marque then has the new Staria model. The most affordable model in the local Hyundai lineup is the Creta's GL variant, which is priced at Php 998,000. The most expensive meanwhile is the Santa Fe, which retails at Php 2,420,000.
Of note, Philkotse makes sure to update its Hyundai car price list as needed. It also provides an up-to-date list of car promos for the said brand, as well as a list of Hyundai dealerships around the country.
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