With more than 6,500 cars sold in September 2024, Hyundai achieved a growth rate of 39.3% compared to the previous month.
Distributor TC Group (the distributor of Hyundai cars in Vietnam) has just announced the business results in September 2024 of the Hyundai brand in Vietnam, with total sales reaching 6,518 vehicles sold, an increase of 39.3% compared to August 2024. This is a strong increase for the Korean car company, helping Hyundai continue to hold the second position in the list of car brands in Vietnam. In particular, Accent continues to be the model with the highest sales with 1,290 vehicles, an increase of 37.7%. In second place is Hyundai Creta with sales of 1,068 vehicles, an increase of 74.2%. Having just launched a completely new generation on September 18, Hyundai Santa Fe recorded sales of 758 vehicles, an increase of 48.3% compared to August. ![](https://vstatic.vietnam.vn/vietnam/resource/IMAGE/2025/1/18/6b3f2a068989449a8d66efd8a1e1dc4c)
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Accent continues to be the model with the highest sales with 1,290 vehicles, a growth of 37.7%.
The small car segment continues to lose its appeal, but Hyundai Grand i10 recorded 561 vehicles sold in September 2024, ranking 4th in TC Group and having the highest growth in Hyundai's portfolio in Vietnam, up to 81% compared to August 2024.
Meanwhile, Tucson ranked 5th with sales of 495 vehicles, up 16.5%, Venue recorded sales of 482 vehicles, ranked 6th, up 62.3%, and Hyundai Stargazer ranked 7th with 433 vehicles, up 14.9%. The mid-size MPV Custin recorded sales of 302 vehicles, ranked 8th, up 39.2%. Elantra recorded sales of 179 vehicles, ranked 9th, up 35.6%, and Palisade closed the chart with sales of 163 vehicles, up 59.8%. In total, from the beginning of the year until now, Hyundai has sold 40,907 vehicles, including passenger cars and commercial vehicles. Of which, the highest sales are still Accent with 8,200 vehicles and Creta ranked second with 5,181 vehicles. The final months of the year are expected to help Hyundai grow more strongly as its vehicle portfolio in Vietnam mainly consists of domestically assembled cars, directly benefiting from the government's 50% registration fee incentive.Vietnam.vn
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