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Hyundai Translead
Hyundai Translead is a manufacturer of dry van trailers, refrigerated van trailers, flatbed trailers, chassis, and dollies.
Trailer Manufacturer Profile
- Company: Hyundai Translead
- Parent Company: Hyundai Motor Company
- Headquarters:
- Hyundai Translead: San Diego, California
- Hyundai Motor Company: Seoul, South Korea
- Founded Date:
- 1989: Hyundai Precision America (renamed Hyundai Translead in 2001)
- 2001: Hyundai Translead
- Founder:
- Traded as:
- Subsidiaries / Brands:
- Website: hyundaitranslead.com
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Trailer Types
- Dry Van Trailers
- Refrigerated Trailers
- Flatbed Trailers
- Chassis
- Dollies
Historical Highlights
1947
Hyundai Engineering & Construction Company is founded by Chung Ju Yung.
1967
Hyundai Motor Company is formed.
1989
Hyundai Motor Company establishes a subsidiary in San Diego, CA called Hyundai Precision America Incorporated to focus on transportation equipment.
1991
The company introduces its first ISO certified Steel Containers and Container Chassis.
1994
The company launches dry van trailers and becomes the first trailer manufacturer in North America to earn ISO:9001 Certification.
1998
The company offers hot dip galvanization which prolonged durability of trailers.
1999
The company introduces ThermoTech Refrigerated Trailers.
2001
The company name is changed to Hyundai Translead.
2006
The company builds a new multi-million state-of-the-art plant which increases trailer production capacity by 30%.
2007
Hyundai Translead enhances dry van trailer models and adds Composite Trailers with extended scuff for better protection.
2012
The company invests in sustainability and eco-friendly products and receives the EPA Smartway Certification for three Advanced Trailer Skirt models.
2013
The company offers hot dip galvanization as a standard feature.
2016
The company opens a new 350 acre North American facility with a capacity to manufacture 30,000 trailers a year.
2018
The company builds 70,017 trailers, the most of any trailer manufacturer in the US.
2020