The Hyundai Motor Group intends to invest $9 billion to increase annual US vehicle output to 1.2m units a year, with $6 billion to enhance parts, logistics and steel business.
As part of its localisation efforts in the US, the Hyundai Motor Group intends to invest $9 billion to increase annual US vehicle output to 1.2m units a year, including for the Hyundai, Kia and Genesis brands…
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