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Quick Facts about HMMA Current Investment: $1.8 Billion Current Investment: $1.8 Billion Production Goal: 390,000 cars in 2015 Production Goal: 390,000 cars in 2015 1,550 per day (Mon-Fri) 1,550 per day (Mon-Fri) Team Members:


  1. Quick Facts about HMMA  Current Investment: $1.8 Billion  Current Investment: $1.8 Billion  Production Goal: 390,000 cars in 2015  Production Goal: 390,000 cars in 2015 1,550 per day (Mon-Fri) 1,550 per day (Mon-Fri)  Team Members: 3,000+  Team Members: 3,000+  Plant Size: 1,744 acres  Plant Size: 1,744 acres  Buildings Space:  Buildings Space: 3.2 million sq. ft. 3.2 million sq. ft.

  2. 2016 Hyundai Sonata

  3. 2017 Hyundai Elantra

  4. HMMA 10 ‐ Year Anniversary May 20, 2015

  5. 3 Millionth Vehicle June 30, 2015

  6. 2014 Economic Impact Study HMMA Economic Impact 2% of state’s $4.82 billion Gross Domestic Product  Supporting 38,000 full ‐ time equivalent jobs (direct & indirect)  $70 million tax revenue to state  $10.7 million local tax revenue  Total tax revenues $80.7 million

  7. Hyundai Motor Manufacturing Alabama “HMMA is not a plant. It is an industry.” ‐ Dr. M. Keivan Deravi Prevailing wage for maintenance jobs: Prior to HMMA: $12.50 Today: $18.00

  8. 2014 Economic Impact Study Economic Impact $4.82 billion Statewide Impact 60% of impact is from automotive assembly and parts suppliers operations 40% of impact is from retail, construction, services, etc.

  9. 2014 Economic Impact Study Economic Impact $4.82 billion Statewide Impact HMMA Impact: $3.65 billion  $676 million payroll  14,452 full time jobs Suppliers Impact: $1.2 billion  $691 million payroll  23,855 full time jobs

  10. 2014 Economic Impact Study Economic Impact $4.82 billion HMMA and its Montgomery County suppliers:  $2.4 billion in goods and services  20% of all goods and services in the county  14,000 jobs in the county $9.6 Billion Montgomery County total gross domestic product is $12 billion

  11. www.autooninfo.net Quality

  12. Quality Kia, Hyundai rise … in J.D. Power quality study USATODAY / June 17, 2015 The twin South Korean brands, Kia and Hyundai, have moved to the top of the pack in the 2015 J.D. Power and Associates Initial Quality Study released Wednesday, the most closely watched gauge of quality in auto manufacturing. The Kia brand ranked second behind the top brand, Porsche, which took first for the third year in a row. And the Hyundai brand moved up to fourth place, right behind third ‐ place Jaguar. Both Kia and Hyundai are owned by the same company, Hyundai.

  13. What is Quality?

  14. Quality Quality

  15. Luxury! Trust! Safety! No Problems! Quality

  16. Quality Definition Merriam Webster  “ quality is a general term applicable to any trait or characteristic whether individual or generic <material with a silky quality >. property implies a characteristic that belongs to a thing's essential nature and may be used to describe a type or species”

  17. Quality What determines the Quality Level ? Quality level of the plant… It is determined by the worst performer… Capacity of the tub ... - It is decided by the shortest board

  18. Quality HMMA Over Eighty Tier 1 suppliers • U.S.A. • Canada • Mexico • Korea • More…

  19. Reduce quality gap between makers… North America 1 st 1 st Best Lexus Lexus (216pts) (68 pts) 117 pts Vehicle Dependability Study 5 times↓ 5 times↓ 35 th 597 pts Mini (185 pts) Worst 35 th KIA (813pts) ’2000 VDS ’2014 VDS Quality as a Differentiator Quality as a Given Minor problems also impact the quality ranking

  20. Quality Reason for Producing Defect-Free Vehicles Loyalty gap Brand loyalty of automobile owners is more sensitive than other industries. Automobiles sales are an extremely competitive market.

  21. Quality Bad Quality... Negative impact on Sales Customer Dissatisfaction Study Tell it to 6 % 8 % Dissatisfied Directly protest against 1 person company customer 8 % 31 % 2 persons Bad word-of-mouth and gossip (friends & family) 78 % 3~5 persons 63 % Keep silent but never buy again 6 % More than 6 persons * Source : U.S. shoppers (1,186 persons)

  22. Story of Dad’s 1993 vehicle Quality

  23. Story of Dad’s 1993 vehicle Quality

  24. Story of Dad’s 1993 vehicle Quality

  25. Quality Autonomous Vehicles Tim Cook , Apple CEO  Car Industry Ready for “Massive Change” (Oct. 2015) "We'll see what we do in the future," he said, adding " I do think that industry is at an inflection point for massive change. Not just an evolutionary change.“ Apple wants people to have an “iPhone experience ” in their car.

  26. Quality Autonomous Vehicles John Krafcik, Google  Head of Google’s Automotive Unit Wealth of automotive experience: • Ford executive • Former CEO Hyundai Automotive America • Ford and Google teaming up

  27. Quality Autonomous Vehicles Obama Administration  Proposed 10 ‐ year $4 billion (January 14, 2016 Reasons: • Minimize road accidents / fatalities Minimize traffic / congestion •

  28. Quality Safety Hyundai Sonata  Adaptive Cruise Control

  29. Safety Hyundai Elantra  Blind Spot Detection • • Rear Cross Traffic Alert • Lane Change Assist

  30. Quality Safety Hyundai Elantra  Lane Keep Assist •

  31. Safety Hyundai Elantra  7 Airbags •

  32. Safety Quality

  33. The root cause of Titanic’s Doom Titanic’s Doom (in 1912) Quality

  34. Quality Titanic’s Doom (in 1912) - April 15. 2008 - ... the builder of the Titanic struggled for years to obtain enough good rivets and riveters and ultimately settled on faulty materials that doomed the ship... Small forges tended to have less skill and experience… These small rivets were the main cause of Titanic’s doom. Many of the rivets studied by the scientists were found to be riddled with high concentrations of slag. A glassy residue of smelting, slag can make rivets brittle and prone to fracture… Samples of four different types of rivets recovered from the Titanic. While some ships of the time were built entirely with steel rivets, the Titanic used a mix of steel and iron rivets. In the bow, where the Titanic hit the iceberg, weaker iron rivets were used...

  35. Quality

  36. Quality Inflection Point " I do think that (automotive) industry is at an inflection point for massive change.” – Tim Cook (Apple CEO)

  37. Quality

  38. Quality Suppliers Ubuntu  “How can we be happy when others are sad?” • Work with your suppliers. • Ask them how you can help. • Educate your suppliers (salary and hourly workforce).

  39. Quality Quality marches on. 감사합니다 (Thank You)

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