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Hydrogen Workshop, Brum Kommune, 04.11.2016 Fleet Manager Jrn Jakobsen Hyundai - true global player A true global player 14.000.000 12.000.000 Volume (Group) 2014 Toyota Volkswagen GM 10.000.000 Hyundai 8.000.000 Ford 6.000.000


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Hydrogen Workshop, Bærum Kommune, 04.11.2016

Fleet Manager Jørn Jakobsen

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Hyundai - true global player

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Volume growth (2005-2014) in % Volume (Group) 2014 Hyundai

  • 25%
0% 25% 50% 75% 100% 125% 14.000.000 12.000.000 10.000.000 8.000.000 6.000.000 4.000.000 2.000.000

Volkswagen

BMW

Nissan

Suzuki

Honda

Mazda

Renault

PSA

Mitsubishi

Ford FCA GM Toyota

Subaru Daimler

A true global player

Source: auto-institut.de; Anm: Volkswagen without MAN/Scania; Toyota without Hino, Daimler incl.. Vans)
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History of Hyundai

Hyundai Motor Company established

1967

First Hyundai exports to Europe

1977

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at the heart of Europe

Hyundai

+600.000 more cars produced 2015

Czech Republic

ix20 i30 Tuscon

Turkey

New Generation i10 New Generation i20 H350
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A true global player

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1 MICHIGAN: Hyundai America Technical Centre Inc. 2 CALIFORNIA: Hyundai California Design & Technical Centre Inc 3 RÜSSELSHEIM: Hyundai Motor Europe Technical Centre 4 NÜRBURG: Hyundai Motor Group Europe Technical Centre 5 HYDERABAD: Hyundai Motor India Engineering Pvt. 6 BEIJING: Beijing Hyundai Technical Centre 7 YOKOHAMA: Hyundai Motor Japan R&D Centre 8 NAMYANG: Hyundai-Kia R&D Centre

Global research and development infrastructure

1 4 3 5 8 7 6
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A true global player

1 MICHIGAN: Hyundai America Technical Centre Inc. 2 CALIFORNIA: Hyundai California Design & Technical Centre Inc 3 RÜSSELSHEIM: Hyundai Motor Europe Technical Centre 4 NÜRBURG: Hyundai Motor Group Europe Technical Centre 5 HYDERABAD: Hyundai Motor India Engineering Pvt. 6 BEIJING: Beijing Hyundai Technical Centre 7 YOKOHAMA: Hyundai Motor Japan R&D Centre 8 NAMYANG: Hyundai-Kia R&D Centre

Global research and development infrastructure

2 1 4 3 5 8 7 6

1 ALABAMA, USA 2 PIRACICABA, Brazil 3 NOŠOVICE, Czech Republic 4 ÍZMIT , Turkey 5 ST . PETERSBURG, Russia 6 CHENNAI, India 7 BEIJING, China 8 ULSAN/ASAN/JEONJU, Korea

Global factory infrastructure

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2000 2005 2010 2015 2020 2025

CO2 passenger car standards

Europe vs. The World

240 220 200 180 160 140 120 100 80

Historical performance Enacted targets Proposed targets / t. under study

China 2020 Japan 2020 EU 2021 US 2025 Canada 2025

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Eco-Friendly Vehicles

Sales Figures 1st half year 2016 Europe

228,617 Units

Total Eco Friendly Car Sales 2016 H1 (including Hybrid, PHEV and BEV)

Source: JATO Analytics

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BEV Sales

Sales Figures 1st half year 2016 Europe

Source: JATO Analytics

28% 27% 12% 10% 5% 4% 14% France

Norway

UK Germany Austria Netherlands Others
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PHEV Sales

Sales Figures 1st half year 2016 Europe

Source: JATO Analytics

30% 19% 12% 8% 8% 7% 5% 3% 8% UK

Norway

Germany Sweden France Belgium Netherlands Switzerland Others
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Peak oil

1850

2250 2100 2050

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EASY TO

PRODUCE

RENEWABLE

ENERGY

MOST ABUNDANT

ELEMENT

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The best of both worlds

made better

Long range Quick refuelling Limited weather impact Scalable to wide range of vehicle sizes Zero emissions High fuel efficiency Instant torque Quiet Domestic fuel source

+ +

Limited range Charge time Packaging (Battery space) Performance affected by weather

  • Imported

fuel Greenhouse gas emissions

  • Battery EV

Gasoline

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Electric

FCEV

Fuel Cell Electric Vehicle

EV

Electric Vehicle

R&D

Down- sizing DCT Turbo GDi ISG Clean diesel CNG

Combustion + Electric

PHEV

Plug-in Electric Hybrid

HEV

Hybrid Electric Vehicle

Fuel efficiency improvement / Reduction in carbon emissions

EFFICIENCY TECHNOLOGY

Electric powertrain / improved fuel efficiency

HYBRID SYSTEM

Clean energy system

CLEAN MOBILITY

Gasoline Diesel

Combustion

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Hyundai’s Global Approach

North America

California

Asia

South-Korea

Europe

Multi country

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Italy Netherlands Norway Sweden United Kingdom Austria Belgium Denmark France Finland Germany

  • f Fuel Cell vehicles

Deployment

Italy Netherlands Norway Sweden United Kingdom Austria Belgium Denmark France Finland Germany

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Countries in Europe

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Hyundai’s journey to leadership

ix35 Fuel Cell

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Hyundai’s journey to leadership

ix35 Fuel Cell

World´s first FCEV

mass production starts operation in 2013 2013

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World´s first FCEV

mass production starts operation in 2013

2013

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3.300m²

new facility in Ulsan

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  • 5. Zero emissions (water vapour)
  • 4. Electricity (motor, battery)
  • 3. Reverse water splitting
  • 2. Air inflow (oxygen)
  • 1. Hydrogen supply
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100

kw

136

hp

Strong performance

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100

kw

136

hp

15 30 60 90 120 150 180 45 75 105 135 165

Up to 160 km/h

Strong performance

Total range of

594

km

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Refuelled in minutes

H2

Min.

H2

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Only water

H2O

H2

Min.

Refuelled in minutes

emitted from the tailpipe

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Platinum Silver Ash Blue

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FCEV

Early Movers in Europe

2013

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STEP

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