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Hyundai presents Santa Fe to South Korean soccer head coach for Vietnam
By Cho Chung-unPublished : April 12, 2019 - 13:53
Hyundai Motor and local partner Thanh Cong Group in Vietnam have presented a Santa Fe to Park Hang-seo, the South Korean coach currently leading the Southeast Asian nation’s national football team.
The SUV given to Park was assembled at a complete knock-down plant the two companies completed in a joint venture early this year.
“We offer Santa Fe to Park Hang-seo who has given pride to Vietnamese people, so that he could do better,” a Hyundai official said.
The SUV given to Park was assembled at a complete knock-down plant the two companies completed in a joint venture early this year.
“We offer Santa Fe to Park Hang-seo who has given pride to Vietnamese people, so that he could do better,” a Hyundai official said.
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Santa Fe is one of the best-selling foreign vehicles in Vietnam, the company said, adding that it had sold around 1,185 units in the first quarter.
The two companies signed a joint venture in January to set up a sales network capable of selling 100,000 units a year. The South Korean carmaker sold more than 50,000 units in Vietnam for the first time last year, taking a 19.4 percent market share. Hyundai is the second-largest carmaker by sales in Vietnam, after Toyota.
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