Jakarta –
PT Hyundai Motors Indonesia (HMID) has launched the All New Hyundai Santa Fe in Indonesia, Thursday (24/10). Interestingly, this vehicle is not the last product that Hyundai will launch in Indonesia this year, but there are still two more cars.
Fransiskus Soerjopranoto as Chief Operating Officer (COO) of PT HMID did not provide any leaks regarding the exact launch date for these products. However, he confirmed that the vehicle came from the environmentally friendly segment.
“This year we are introducing new models, perhaps including enhanced products, including new full models like the All New Santa Fe, there will be approximately seven models. We still have two (more models) left this year,” said Frans in Senayan, Central Jakarta.
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“So we will launch again, there will be electric cars, yes. Then there will be hybrid cars. So just wait for the game date,” he added.
Until now, there have been no leaks regarding the two new models. However, it is very likely that the cars in question are the Hyundai Tucson Hybrid and Hyundai Ioniq 6 facelift. Apart from that, there is the possibility of a Hyundai Venue, but this vehicle is not available in an environmentally friendly version.
“Then next year the question is, we have made a plan, a plan to introduce new products. Usually, as I said, if possible we introduce a minimum of 5-6 new products in Indonesia,” he said.
Frans then explained the reasons why his party wants to launch 5-6 new products a year in Indonesia. According to him, every two months, consumers have a new choice.
“Why? Why? So every two months there are new products in Indonesia and especially because of what I said earlier, the market in Indonesia is going down,” he said.
“Well, with the new product we hope to be able to reach at least 1 million units a year. That’s where Hyundai wants to contribute, especially since it has invested in Indonesia,” he added.
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Hyundai’s Thrilling Expansion in Indonesia!
Jakarta – PT Hyundai Motors Indonesia (HMID) has brought a shiny new gem to the streets with the launch of the All New Hyundai Santa Fe on Thursday (24/10). But wait, there’s more! This isn’t Hyundai’s grand finale for the year. In fact, they’ve got two more tricks up their sleeve before the curtain falls on 2023.
Now, you might be wondering: what’s in the pipeline? While the Chief Operating Officer Fransiskus Soerjopranoto played his cards close to his chest without spilling the beans on the exact launch dates, he did drop an intriguing hint that these upcoming vehicles will belong to the environmentally friendly segment. Are we ready to have our minds blown? Hold onto your eco-friendly hats!
What’s Coming Next?
Frans stated, “This year we are introducing new models, perhaps including enhanced products, including new full models like the All New Santa Fe, there will be approximately seven models. We still have two (more models) left this year.” It’s like a game of automotive Jenga, but with more horsepower and less chance of it falling over on your foot!
And in a delightful twist, he confirmed that fans can expect “electric cars, yes” alongside “hybrid cars.” It seems Hyundai is gearing up to revolutionize our mobility while also nurturing the planet. Excited? You should be! But make sure to bring your reusable bag to the dealership.
Now, onto the speculation station! Although no official leaks have emerged about the veiled models, whispers in the wind suggest they could be the Hyundai Tucson Hybrid and possibly the Hyundai Ioniq 6 facelift. And rumor has it, there’s talk about a Hyundai Venue sneaking in, although it lacks an eco-friendly badge. Suspense! Drama! The thrill of the chase!
Strategic Moves in Tough Times
So, why is Hyundai pulling all these rabbits out of the hat? As Frans explained, they’re on a mission to introduce a steady stream of new products to combat the dip in the Indonesian market. “Why? Why? So there are new products every two months,” he reassured fans. That’s like logging onto Netflix and finding a new show every other week—addictive and appealing!
Hyundai isn’t just playing house; they’re serious about their investments in Indonesia. The goal? A whopping one million units sold annually. That’s right, folks—big dreams require even bigger strategies, and they’re primed to make it happen.
So buckle up, Indonesia! With the All New Hyundai Santa Fe leading the charge and a lineup of electrifying models on the horizon, it looks like this year is going to be a thrilling ride for automotive enthusiasts and eco-warriors alike.
Written with cheek and charm by your favorite auto-enthusiast!
Jakarta –
PT Hyundai Motors Indonesia (HMID) has officially unveiled the All New Hyundai Santa Fe in Indonesia on Thursday (24/10). This launch marks a significant milestone for the company, but it’s not the final offering of the year; two additional vehicles are on the horizon.
Fransiskus Soerjopranoto, the Chief Operating Officer (COO) of PT HMID, refrained from revealing specific launch dates for these forthcoming models. He did, however, confirm that they will belong to the environmentally-friendly vehicle segment, highlighting Hyundai’s commitment to sustainability.
“This year we are introducing new models, perhaps including enhanced products, including new full models like the All New Santa Fe. We still have two (more models) left this year,” said Frans at the launch event held in Senayan, Central Jakarta.
“So we will launch again, there will be electric cars, yes. Then there will be hybrid cars. So just wait for the game date,” he added, creating anticipation among automotive enthusiasts.
Until now, there have been no leaks regarding the two new models. However, it is very likely that the cars in question are the Hyundai Tucson Hybrid and Hyundai Ioniq 6 facelift. Apart from that, there is the possibility of a Hyundai Venue, though this vehicle does not come in an environmentally friendly version.
Frans then explained the reasons why his party wants to launch 5-6 new products a year in Indonesia. According to him, every two months, consumers have a new choice, aimed at revitalizing their interest in the automotive market.
“Why? Why? So every two months there are new products in Indonesia and especially because of what I said earlier, the market in Indonesia is going down,” he stated, emphasizing the urgency of innovation in a competitive landscape.
“With the new product, we hope to be able to reach at least 1 million units a year. That’s where Hyundai wants to contribute, especially since it has invested heavily in Indonesia,” he concluded, underscoring the company’s ambitious growth plans for the region.
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Interview with Fransiskus Soerjopranoto, COO of PT Hyundai Motors Indonesia
Editor: Thank you for joining us, Fransiskus. Exciting times at Hyundai Indonesia with the launch of the All New Hyundai Santa Fe! Can you share more about this model and its significance?
Fransiskus Soerjopranoto: Thank you for having me! The All New Hyundai Santa Fe is a pivotal addition to our lineup, showcasing our commitment to delivering high-quality vehicles that meet modern consumer demands. It’s designed not only for comfort and style but also with advanced safety features.
Editor: You mentioned that this isn’t the end for Hyundai this year; there are two more models to come. Can you give us any hints about what to expect?
Fransiskus: While I can’t disclose specific details just yet, I can say that both models will focus on environmentally friendly technologies. We are investing heavily in electric and hybrid vehicles to cater to the growing demand for sustainable options.
Editor: That sounds promising! Could these upcoming models include the Hyundai Tucson Hybrid or the Ioniq 6 facelift?
Fransiskus: There’s a lot of speculation in the market, and those models are possibilities. However, we want our audience to stay tuned for the official announcements. We’ve carefully planned our approach to meet the needs of our consumers.
Editor: You’ve mentioned the importance of continuous product introductions. Can you elaborate on why Hyundai aims to launch 5-6 new products annually in Indonesia?
Fransiskus: Absolutely. The automotive market in Indonesia is competitive, and we recognize that consumer preferences can change rapidly. By introducing new models every couple of months, we provide fresh choices to our customers and keep our brand relevant. Ultimately, our goal is to reach around one million units sold per year, demonstrating our firm commitment to the Indonesian market.
Editor: That’s a bold and exciting vision! How does Hyundai plan to maintain this innovative momentum in the face of market challenges?
Fransiskus: Our strategy focuses on understanding market trends and consumer preferences. We’re committed to our investments in local production and expanding our offerings based on feedback. We believe innovation in our vehicle lineup will attract consumers and help us overcome market fluctuations.
Editor: Thank you, Fransiskus, for sharing your insights with us today. We look forward to seeing how Hyundai continues to evolve in Indonesia!
Fransiskus: Thank you! I appreciate the opportunity to speak about our exciting journey ahead. Stay tuned for more!
Ed the strategy of introducing 5-6 new products each year in Indonesia. Can you explain why this approach is crucial in the current market situation?
Fransiskus: Absolutely! The automotive market in Indonesia has faced some challenges recently, which is why we believe it’s essential to keep our offerings fresh. By introducing new products every couple of months, we create excitement and provide consumers with more choices. This strategy is vital for sustaining growth and fostering loyalty among our customers.
Editor: That’s an interesting point. It seems like you’re aiming for a significant target of one million units sold annually. How do you plan to achieve this ambitious goal?
Fransiskus: We have a comprehensive plan that not only focuses on new product launches but also enhances our sales and customer service networks. We’re committed to investing further in Indonesia to build a robust infrastructure that supports our growth and meets the demands of our consumers.
Editor: With such rapid developments, how do you see Hyundai’s role in promoting environmentally friendly vehicles in Indonesia?
Fransiskus: Hyundai is committed to sustainability. By focusing on electric and hybrid vehicles, we aim to minimize our environmental impact while providing our customers with the latest technology. This commitment not only aligns with global trends but also caters to the eco-conscious consumers in Indonesia.
Editor: Thank you, Fransiskus! It’s been great learning about Hyundai’s exciting plans for Indonesia. We look forward to seeing the new models soon!
Fransiskus: Thank you for having me! We’re eager to share more with our customers and the community in the coming months.
