Korean carmaker Hyundai will start to export its cars that were assembled in Russia to Georgia.
Currently, the plant produces Hyundai Solaris, Accent, Creta, Equus and Kia Rio models. The plant’s production capacity is 200,000 cars a year.
"The plant began to assemble Creta model in August this year, and already at the end of this month it will start exports of Hyundai Creta cars to Kazakhstan, Belarus, Ukraine and Georgia," RBTH cited the statement as saying.
"In the future, Creta cars will be shipped to the Middle East, but first they will need to undergo adjustment and certification. Hyundai Solaris cars supplied to in Egypt, Lebanon and Tunisia, were specially adapted to the hot climate of those countries," the ministry added.
