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Five Million Vehicles from Hyundai in Alabama
Seventeen years in the making… Click to Enlarge.
Hyundai Motor Manufacturing Alabama (HMMA) team members, and politicians today celebrated the five millionth vehicle built at Hyundai’s U.S. assembly plant. HMMA reached the five million mark in less than 17 years, after starting production in May 2005.
The five millionth vehicle was a Hyundai Santa Cruz Sport Adventure Vehicle that was built on 27 July 2021. To reach this milestone, HMMA has produced 2,562,880 Sonatas, 1,489,568 Elantras, 908,779 Santa Fes, 36,989 Tucsons, and 1,784 Santa Cruzes.
HMMA recently completed a plant expansion to support the addition of its fourth and fifth models, the Tucson and Santa Cruz, which joined Sonata, Elantra and Santa Fe. The addition of these models further improves HMMA’s ability to adjust its vehicle production with market demand.