Hyundai Motor Co., the largest automaker in South Korea, recently announced that since 2010, the company has sold a total of 57,400 vehicles in the UK market.

According to data released by Hyundai Motor Co., Hyundai Motor Co.'s annual sales record in the UK is the highest in 2009 at 56,900 vehicles, which means that the company's 2010 sales in the UK will hit a record high. In addition, on behalf of the car company is expected in the UK market in 2010 sales will reach 62,000 units, this data is higher than 2009 sales by 9%.

Tony Whitehorn, head of sales for Hyundai UK, said: “Considering that the Hyundai Motor Company enjoyed the government’s incentive to purchase cars in September last year and only enjoyed it for 3 months this year, Hyundai’s achievements are staggering.” It is learned that including European countries such as the United Kingdom have launched a “new-for-new” automobile consumption stimulus policy since March 2009, which ended early this year.

In addition to the UK market, Hyundai Motors has performed equally well in other countries. It is expected that the company's annual sales of automobiles in the US market in 2010 will achieve the best results, exceeding 500,000 for the first time.