Thành Công Group Joint Stock Company (internationally known as TC Group, and formerly branded as TC MOTOR) is one of the largest multi-sector private conglomerates in Vietnam. Headquartered in Hanoi, the group is widely recognised as a cornerstone of the Vietnamese automotive industry. It operates as the exclusive manufacturing, assembly, and distribution partner for South Korea's Hyundai Motor Company, alongside strategic partnerships with European marques like Škoda Auto.
TC Group is a diversified enterprise with operations spanning automotive manufacturing, real estate, and financial services. However, its identity is primarily anchored in its industrial automotive arm.
Through its key joint venture, Hyundai Thành Công Vietnam (HTV / HTMV), the group acts as a primary vehicle for local economic growth. It drives the industrialisation of Vietnam’s northern provinces by elevating local component production and creating thousands of highly skilled engineering jobs.
Early Foundation (1999–2008)
The Hyundai Era (2009–2020)
Modern Diversification and Global Integration (2021–Present)
TC Group manages a multi-brand automotive portfolio catering to passenger, commercial, and eco-friendly vehicle segments.
Passenger Vehicles (Hyundai)
Locally assembled at the high-automation HTMV complex in Ninh Binh, these vehicles routinely rank among Vietnam's top three best-selling brands:
European Passenger Vehicles (Škoda)
As part of its strategy to diversify its offerings, the group imports and is preparing the local assembly of European models:
Commercial Vehicles
The group’s commercial arm covers mass transport and logistics requirements across Southeast Asia:
By maintaining a resilient supply chain and an expansive nationwide dealership network, TC Group plays an indispensable role in the ASEAN automotive ecosystem. Its advanced manufacturing techniques—such as automated press-forming and robotic die-casting—have allowed it to consistently meet rising domestic demand while actively expanding export corridors into neighbouring right-hand and left-hand drive markets.