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TC Motor’s March sales up 17 percent

TC Motor has announced that its sales increased 17 percent in March despite the COVID-19 pandemic, lifting its first-quarter sales to 15,362 units.
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Hanoi (VNA) - TCMotor has announced that its sales increased 17 percent in March despite the COVID-19 pandemic, lifting its first-quarter sales to 15,362 units.

Hyundai Accent remainedits best-selling model, with 1,543 sold in March, representing a month-on-monthincrease of 32.5 percent and taking the model’s total sales in the firstquarter to 4,440.

Hyundai Grand i10 followed, with 3,860 units sold in the quarter.

Hyundai Tucson and Hyundai Elantra posted sales increases in March of 46.5percent and 26 percent.

TC Motor is a subsidiary of the Thanh Cong TST Group specialising indistributing Hyundai motor vehicles in Vietnam and is also a partner of brands suchas Hyundai Mobis, Doosan Infracore, Doosan Industrial Vehicles, ShellLubricants, Nexen Tires, and Nexen Solid Tires./.
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