A Driving Force in America's Economy, Today and Tomorrow

For nearly four decades, Hyundai has been a driver for American growth and innovation — contributing jobs, economic activity and investments that have helped Americans prosper.

180000

total jobs contributed in the U.S. through Hyundai automotive and dealer operations

$ 10 bn

in private earnings added to the national economy in 2021

0 %

of Hyundai vehicles sold in the U.S. made in Alabama

Prosperity Today and in the Future

Over 190,000 people design, engineer, build, and service our cars right here in the U.S.

But we’re building more than cars — we’re building communities.

Creating jobs that create prosperity

Hyundai creates tens of thousands of American jobs in local economies and across industries.

50000

jobs from Hyundai automotive operations
7,050 direct jobs and 51,200 indirect jobs

130000

jobs from Hyundai dealer operations
54,100 direct jobs and 78,600 indirect jobs

Contributing to our communities

Hyundai is a significant contributor to communities across America through its economic activity, taxes, donations to local non-profit organizations, and the company’s signature Hyundai Hope On Wheels program to fund pediatric cancer research.

$ 1 billion

federal and state income tax revenue

$ 200 million+

philanthropic contributions

400

dealerships across all 50 states

Investing in an electric future that will grow American technology and expertise

Hyundai is leading the electric vehicle transition in the U.S. through landmark investments in EV manufacturing — bolstering EV supply chains and the skillset of those who support them along the way. With these strategic investments and partnerships, we’re on track to become one of the leading producers of EVs. By accelerating the transition to EVs and making them more accessible to every American, we are paving the way for a more sustainable future.

$ 5 billion+

investment* into new electric vehicle facilities in Georgia and Alabama

50000

new jobs to be added from 2022 investments in new EV manufacturing facilities

$ 1 billion+

new capital investment in 2021, primarily directed to Alabama, California, and Georgia

*Includes $2 billion investment expansion in 2023 and initial $10.6 billion capital investment in 2022, as reported by the Center for Automotive Research (CAR)