Hyundai Motor Group company plans to strengthen its worldwide presence by increasing the share of global customers in core parts sales to 40% by 2033. It aims to deepen partnerships in North America and Europe, and expand orders in high-growth markets like China and India through localised product strategies and supply chain reinforcement.
03 Sep 2025 | 6644 Views | By Ajit Dalvi
South Korean automotive components manufacturer Hyundai Mobis and a key part of the Hyundai Motor Group recently unveiled its future growth roadmap at its 2025 CEO Investor Day.
Held on August 27, the event brought together investors, analysts, and credit rating agencies to present its long-term growth strategy under ...
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South Korean automotive components manufacturer Hyundai Mobis and a key part of the Hyundai Motor Group recently unveiled its future growth roadmap at its 2025 CEO Investor Day.
Held on August 27, the event brought together investors, analysts, and credit rating agencies to present its long-term growth strategy under the new vision of leading the future mobility paradigm.
President and CEO Lee Gyu-suk outlined strategic directions focused on three pillars: strengthening technology competitiveness, improving profitability, and expanding its global customer base.
To support sustainable growth, Hyundai Mobis is restructuring its business portfolio with a focus on profitability. It aims to achieve over 8% annual sales growth and a 5-6% operating profit margin by 2027 through product specialization and resource reallocation toward future core technologies.
The company is currently evaluating the competitiveness of around 60 products and enhancing its profit management system across all stages from development to mass production.
Hyundai Mobis also plans to strengthen its global presence by increasing the share of global customers in core parts sales to 40% by 2033. It will deepen partnerships in North America and Europe and expand orders in high-growth markets like China and India through localized product strategies and supply chain reinforcement. The heightened growth outlook on China and India is part of a strategic plan to strengthen profitability by focusing on high-value-added products.
The highlight of the next-gen holographic windshield display technology is that it transforms the vehicle’s front window into a transparent screen, without any additional device.
Pushing the technology envelope
Hyundai Mobis is currently building a lineup of leading-edge technologies, including windshield displays and SDV solutions. The company is currently concentrating on advanced technologies in key future mobility areas – electrification, electronics, semiconductors, and robotics.
A standout innovation is its next-generation windshield display, which uses holographic optical film to transform the windshield into a transparent screen. First unveiled at CES 2025, this technology is being co-developed with German optics firm ZEISS and is expected to launch around 2029.
In the software-defined vehicle (SDV) sector, Hyundai Mobis is developing a standardized platform based on its advanced E/E architecture, enabling software-based control across various vehicle types.
Full-scale commercialisation is targeted after 2028, following platform development and vehicle demonstrations.In electrification, the company is enhancing battery safety with systems that block heat transfer between cells using fire-resistant materials, and an automatic fire suppression system that activates upon ignition.
The company has also announced plans to strengthen its competitiveness in next-generation automotive semiconductors and robotics. In semiconductors, it is pursuing a two-track strategy: system semiconductors and power semiconductors.
The company is developing Communication SoCs and Battery Monitoring ICs, while accelerating in-house mass production of power semiconductors - critical components for EV drive systems.
To date, Hyundai Mobis has developed 16 types of semiconductors and plans to produce 20 million units this year. Its R&D process has earned the highest ISO 26262 safety rating, and it is currently developing 11 next-generation chips.
The company is also working to build a domestic semiconductor ecosystem through partnerships with automakers, fabless firms, and foundries, and will host a dedicated forum next month.
In robotics, Hyundai Mobis announced its entry into the actuator market, leveraging its expertise in vehicle steering systems. Actuators, which control robot movement, share core components with electronic steering systems and account for over 60% of humanoid robot production costs. Starting with actuators, the company plans to expand into sensors and controllers.