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Hyundai Mobis Exceeds Global Order Target

Analysis based on 7 articles · First reported Feb 02, 2026 · Last updated Feb 02, 2026

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The strong order intake by Hyundai Mobis, particularly in electrification and electronic components, signals positive growth for the automotive supplier sector. This performance, despite the 'EV chasm,' suggests resilience and innovation within the industry, potentially boosting investor confidence in companies with advanced technology portfolios.

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Hyundai Mobis announced it secured 9.17 billion USD in orders from global automakers last year, excluding Hyundai Motor Company and Kia, surpassing its target by 23%. This achievement was driven by large-scale orders for electrification components like Battery Systems Assembly (BSA) and high value-added electronic components such as Human-Machine Interface (HMI) products. The company also expanded its customer base into emerging markets like China and India. Hyundai Mobis expects long-term partnerships from these orders, citing its over 20-year relationship with Stellantis===Chrysler (now Stellantis). For the current year, Hyundai Mobis has set an ambitious global order target of approximately 11.84 billion USD, reflecting continued growth in core components and large-scale module orders.

100 Hyundai Mobis secured 9.17 billion USD in orders from global automakers
90 Hyundai Mobis set an aggressive global order target of 11.84 billion USD
80 Hyundai Mobis expanded supply of high value-added electronic components
70 Hyundai Mobis diversified customer base in emerging markets
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Hyundai Mobis secured 9.17 billion USD in orders from global automakers, exceeding its target by 23%. This strong performance, driven by electrification and electronic components, positions the company for continued growth and long-term partnerships.
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China is an emerging market where Hyundai Mobis has diversified its customer base for core components and secured new orders from local EV brands, contributing to its global sales growth.
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India is an emerging market where Hyundai Mobis's tailored component supply strategy for local brands has proven effective, helping to expand its overseas orders.
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Stellantis, through its Stellantis===Chrysler brand, has maintained a long-term partnership with Hyundai Mobis for over 20 years, demonstrating the lasting nature of Hyundai Mobis's supply contracts.
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Stellantis===Chrysler, now part of Stellantis, has been a partner of Hyundai Mobis since 2005, receiving chassis modules, which exemplifies the long-term benefits of Hyundai Mobis's electrification and module orders.
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Hyundai Motor Company is mentioned as an entity from which Hyundai Mobis's orders were excluded, indicating Hyundai Mobis's success in diversifying its customer base beyond its affiliates.
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Kia is mentioned as an entity from which Hyundai Mobis's orders were excluded, highlighting Hyundai Mobis's ability to secure significant orders independently.
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