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Hyundai Trucks

South Korea · Founded 1967

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Hyundai is a South Korean manufacturer producing a broad range of commercial trucks for light-, medium- and heavy-duty applications, including distribution, construction, regional transport and long-haul operations.

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Generations
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Engines

Truck Models

D-750/800

Introduced 1969

The Hyundai D-750/800 was listed in the company's commercial-vehicle chronology as a heavy truck in 1969. Its appearance coincided with the start of Hyundai truck and bus sales.

Bison

Introduced 1977

The Hyundai Bison is a historical medium-truck family recorded in Hyundai's 1977 commercial-vehicle chronology. It belongs to the period when Hyundai moved into independent truck and bus development.

Maru H

Introduced 1978

Maru H is a distinct Hyundai heavy-truck identity from 1978. It forms part of Hyundai's early commercial-vehicle lineage.

Maru M

Introduced 1984

Maru M is a later Hyundai heavy-truck identity introduced in 1984. It is represented separately from the earlier Maru H.

Mighty

Introduced 1987

The Hyundai Mighty is a light- and medium-duty commercial-truck family introduced in 1987. Its lineage includes the independently designed Mighty II, e-Mighty and the later EX-series range.

Hyundai Medium

Introduced 1990

Hyundai Medium is a 1990 historical commercial-truck family associated with the Maru name. It is kept as a single model identity rather than duplicating the Maru alias.

Super Truck

Introduced 1997

Hyundai Super Truck is a heavy-truck family introduced in 1997. It represents Hyundai's predecessor-era heavy-commercial range before Trago.

Mega Truck

Introduced 1998

Hyundai Mega Truck is a medium-duty truck family introduced in 1998. Super Medium is retained as historical context within the same model family.

HD Series

Introduced 2004

Hyundai HD Series is a commercial-truck family introduced in 2004. The range covers HD120/210 and HD170~1000 applications rather than treating each numerical derivative as a separate model.

Trago

Introduced 2006

Hyundai Trago is a heavy-truck family introduced in 2006. It was Hyundai's principal heavy-commercial range immediately preceding Xcient in the company's chronology.

Xcient

Introduced 2013

Hyundai Xcient is a heavy-commercial truck family introduced in 2013. Its range includes road, construction and vocational applications, with later Pro and Fuel Cell developments retained within the same lineage.

HD36L

Introduced 2017

Hyundai HD36L is a light-truck platform introduced in 2017. It supports extended cargo-bed and special-purpose commercial applications.

Pavise

Introduced 2019

Hyundai Pavise is a semi-heavy commercial-truck family introduced in 2019. It serves vocational and commercial applications with cab-air and rear-air-suspension options.