Hyundai in tailspin as sales in China drop with North Korean missile crisis

September 12, 2017 4:14 PM

SEOUL (Bloomberg) – At a factory in northern China making Hyundai cars, employees aren’t sure from one day to the next whether their workplace will be open. Chinese buyers are shunning the automaker because of political tensions over a missile-defence system, with sales plunging 64 per cent in the aftermath.

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