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Continued Investment Within Africa’s Richest Hub Signals Brand’s Growth

Johannesburg – Hyundai Automotive South Africa officially opened its Hyundai Sandton City dealership in Sandton, Africa’s most influential business district. The company’s expansion is a clear statement of intent to dominate the automotive market in 2026 and beyond.

“Opening Hyundai Sandton City is about more than adding another dealership to our network,” said Stanley Anderson, CEO of Hyundai Automotive South Africa. “Sandton is the epicentre of business on the continent and our presence here reflects our intent as a brand that remains bullish about 2026 and beyond.”

The new dealership represents a strategic move by the Korean automaker at a time when competition in the motoring sector is at its most intense. The area is one of the busiest business hubs and acts as the financial engine of South Africa, with over 10,000 businesses operating in the area.

Anderson added that Hyundai’s continued investment in prime locations reflects the trust South Africans place in the brand. “Despite economic headwinds, South Africans continue to choose Hyundai in growing numbers. This dealership sends a clear message that we are growing and customers remain at the centre of everything we do.”

Shalendra Rampearie, Dealer Principal of Hyundai Sandton said the dealership’s opening is a deliberate growth play in one of the country’s most commercially aggressive markets. “Sandton is about business ambition, performance and results,” said Rampearie.

“Opening here is a statement that we are here to compete, grow and win customers every day. With the strength of our Hyundai brand, we are ready to compete and win more customers into the Hyundai family.”

Hyundai Sandton City is located at 183 Rivonia Road, Sandton and can be reached on (010) 075 4899 to test-drive on of your favourite Hyundai vehicles.

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