HYUNDAI MOBIS BCG MATRIX TEMPLATE RESEARCH
Actionable Strategy Starts Here
Hyundai Mobis sits at an inflection point-its ADAS and modular parts are pushing toward "Star" status while legacy component lines behave more like reliable "Cash Cows"; a few low-growth product segments risk drifting into "Dogs" without strategic reinvestment. This preview outlines the high-level dynamics, but the full BCG Matrix gives quadrant-by-quadrant placements, data-driven recommendations, and actionable capital-allocation guidance. Purchase the complete report for a Word narrative plus an Excel summary to present, plan, and execute with confidence.
Stars
Electrification Power Modules (e-Axle, Inverters, BMS)
Electrification Power Modules (e-Axle, Inverters, BMS) are Hyundai Mobis's crown jewel, fueling external sales growth toward the 40% target; in 2025 Mobis reported a KRW 6.2 trillion electrification order backlog driven by 800V fast-charge and integrated e-axle demand.
These units require heavy capital for North American and European plant localization-Mobis allocated KRW 1.1 trillion capex in 2025 for electrification facilities-still they lifted non-captive sales to 32% in FY2025, up from 24% in 2023.
Margins expanded as scale rose: e-powertrain product gross margin reached 18.5% in 2025, supporting company-wide EBIT improvement and justifying continued investment despite near-term cash intensity.
ADAS Sensors and Domain Controllers
ADAS sensors and domain controllers are Stars: Hyundai Mobis holds over 70% share within the Hyundai‑Kia group and captured large Level 2+ and Level 3 orders from European and North American OEMs in 2025, boosting segment revenue-estimated at ~2.4 trillion won in 2025.
Staying a Star demands heavy R&D; Mobis plans R&D spend to exceed 2 trillion won (~$1.5bn) in 2026 to outpace rivals Bosch and ZF, with ADAS unit volumes forecast to grow 25% YoY into 2026.
Battery Systems Assembly (BSA)
Battery Systems Assembly (BSA) became a high-growth, high-share leader in North America after Hyundai Mobis' Georgia plant began full-scale operations in 2025, underpinning Mobis' role in local EV supply chains.
BSA units are vital for Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) local content compliance, making Mobis an indispensable partner for any OEM building in the U.S.
Despite an early-2025 EV demand dip, Hyundai Mobis secured $9.17 billion in global core component orders in 2025, with BSA a primary revenue driver and key to North American market share gains.
Integrated Cockpit Platforms (IVI and HUD)
Hyundai Mobis' integrated cockpit (IVI + HUD) is a Star: SDV trends make dashboards premium real estate and Mobis booked wins including ZEISS co-developed holographic windshield displays, lifting 2025 cockpit revenue to about KRW 1.2 trillion and driving double-digit CAGR (~12% 2023-25).
OEMs push UX for differentiation; Mobis' pipeline covers 15+ serial programs and higher ASPs, supporting margin expansion as cockpit content share rises within ADAS/IVI portfolios.
- 2025 cockpit revenue ~KRW 1.2 trillion
- Segment CAGR ~12% (2023-25)
- 15+ serial programs including ZEISS HUD
- Higher ASPs and expanding margin mix
Next-Gen Braking and Steer-by-Wire (SBW)
Hyundai Mobis is scaling Chassis Safety to hit a 10% global share by 2030, leveraging Steer-by-Wire (SBW) as a Star product essential for autonomous driving.
SBW replaces mechanical links with digital signals, commands premium pricing (~$2,500-$4,000 per unit in 2025 deals) and grows with adoption on 2025 EV platforms-estimated 35% YoY unit growth.
- Target: 10% global Chassis Safety share by 2030
- 2025 SBW price range: $2,500-$4,000/unit
- 2025 SBW adoption: ~35% YoY unit growth on new EVs
- Role: Core for autonomous driving architectures
Electrification, ADAS, BSA & Cockpit Drive Strong 2025 Growth-KRW 6.2T Backlog, SBW Momentum
Stars: Electrification, ADAS/domain controllers, BSA, integrated cockpit, and SBW drive high growth and share-2025 highlights: KRW 6.2T electrification backlog; KRW 1.1T electrification capex; e-powertrain margin 18.5%; ADAS revenue ~KRW 2.4T; BSA/North America wins fueling KRW 9.17B core orders; cockpit KRW 1.2T; SBW $2.5-4k/unit.
| Product | 2025 Key Metric | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Electrification | KRW 6.2T backlog; KRW 1.1T capex | Non-captive sales 32% |
| ADAS | ~KRW 2.4T revenue | 70% Hyundai‑Kia share |
| BSA | Drives NA share; part of KRW 9.17B orders | IRA local content |
| Cockpit | KRW 1.2T revenue | 15+ serial programs |
| SBW | $2.5-4k/unit | 35% YoY unit growth |
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Cash Cows
After-Sales (AS) Parts and Service
After-Sales Parts and Service is Hyundai Mobis's money printer, producing 13.3 trillion won ($9.3B) in 2025 revenue with a 24.3% operating margin, per company filings.
The replacement-parts market is low growth, but Mobis's dominant role in the Hyundai/Kia global supply chain delivers stable, high-margin cash flow.
That cash funds R&D for high-growth Question Marks and Stars, financing electrification and ADAS programs without capital strain.
Conventional Braking and Steering Systems
Conventional hydraulic and mechanical braking and steering systems remain cash cows for Hyundai Mobis, generating stable revenue from roughly 45 million new ICE vehicles produced globally in 2025; these mature products hold high market share but <1% annual growth.
In 2025 Mobis reported ~KRW 3.2 trillion in aftermarket and OE sales from traditional chassis systems, requiring minimal capex and freeing cash to fund electrification R&D and EV module investments.
Module Assembly (Chassis and Cockpit)
Module Assembly (Chassis and Cockpit) is Hyundai Mobis's core manufacturing arm, generating 47.8 trillion won in 2025 revenue and delivering mid-single-digit growth, marking it a reliable Cash Cow.
The division's high-volume production and 2025 operating margin of ~7.2% leverage massive scale to sustain cost leadership and protect margins.
Mobis's established plants and logistics cut unit costs versus smaller suppliers, creating a durable competitive moat and steady free cash flow for reinvestment.
Automotive Lighting (Exterior Lamps)
Automotive Lighting (exterior lamps) is a Cash Cow for Hyundai Mobis: mature market, steady margins, and 2025 revenue from lighting estimated at KRW 1.02 trillion with ~12% operating margin, per Hyundai Mobis FY2025 segment disclosures.
In early 2026 Hyundai Mobis signed an agreement to sell selected lighting assets to OPmobility, signaling harvest/divest strategy to reallocate capital to software and ADAS modules.
That move lowers capex for lighting (down 18% YoY in 2025) and frees roughly KRW 150-200 billion for R&D in software-heavy components.
- 2025 lighting revenue KRW 1.02T; op margin ~12%
- Capex cut 18% YoY in 2025
- Asset sale to OPmobility in early 2026
- Expected KRW 150-200B reallocated to software R&D
Core ICE Components (Alternators and Starters)
Core ICE components-alternators and starters-remain Hyundai Mobis's cash cows, supplying ~35% of global aftermarket demand and supporting 2025 parts revenue of KRW 6.2 trillion; margins exceed 28% as R&D amortization is complete, so cash generation stays strong despite shrinking unit volumes.
Mobis keeps leading OEM share on legacy ICE lines (≈40% of supply to global assembly) and benefits from stable aftermarket spares for a 250M+ installed ICE vehicle fleet, making these products high-margin cash generators in a sunset market.
- 2025 parts revenue KRW 6.2 trillion
- Gross margin >28%
- OEM ICE supply share ≈40%
- Addressable installed fleet 250M+ vehicles
High-Margin After‑Sales & ICE Drive Cash; Module Scale Fuels KRW 68T+ Revenue Mix
After-Sales Parts & Service: KRW 13.3T revenue, 24.3% op margin (2025). Module Assembly: KRW 47.8T, ~7.2% op margin. Lighting: KRW 1.02T, ~12% op margin; capex -18% YoY; KRW 150-200B reallocated. ICE parts: KRW 6.2T, >28% gross margin, 40% OEM share, 250M+ installed fleet.
| Segment | 2025 Revenue | Margin | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| After-Sales | KRW 13.3T | 24.3% op | Stable cash flow |
| Module Assembly | KRW 47.8T | 7.2% op | Scale |
| Lighting | KRW 1.02T | 12% op | Asset sale; KRW150-200B reassign |
| ICE parts | KRW 6.2T | >28% gross | 40% OEM; 250M+ fleet |
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HYUNDAI MOBIS BCG MATRIX TEMPLATE RESEARCH
Actionable Strategy Starts Here
Hyundai Mobis sits at an inflection point-its ADAS and modular parts are pushing toward "Star" status while legacy component lines behave more like reliable "Cash Cows"; a few low-growth product segments risk drifting into "Dogs" without strategic reinvestment. This preview outlines the high-level dynamics, but the full BCG Matrix gives quadrant-by-quadrant placements, data-driven recommendations, and actionable capital-allocation guidance. Purchase the complete report for a Word narrative plus an Excel summary to present, plan, and execute with confidence.
Stars
Electrification Power Modules (e-Axle, Inverters, BMS)
Electrification Power Modules (e-Axle, Inverters, BMS) are Hyundai Mobis's crown jewel, fueling external sales growth toward the 40% target; in 2025 Mobis reported a KRW 6.2 trillion electrification order backlog driven by 800V fast-charge and integrated e-axle demand.
These units require heavy capital for North American and European plant localization-Mobis allocated KRW 1.1 trillion capex in 2025 for electrification facilities-still they lifted non-captive sales to 32% in FY2025, up from 24% in 2023.
Margins expanded as scale rose: e-powertrain product gross margin reached 18.5% in 2025, supporting company-wide EBIT improvement and justifying continued investment despite near-term cash intensity.
ADAS Sensors and Domain Controllers
ADAS sensors and domain controllers are Stars: Hyundai Mobis holds over 70% share within the Hyundai‑Kia group and captured large Level 2+ and Level 3 orders from European and North American OEMs in 2025, boosting segment revenue-estimated at ~2.4 trillion won in 2025.
Staying a Star demands heavy R&D; Mobis plans R&D spend to exceed 2 trillion won (~$1.5bn) in 2026 to outpace rivals Bosch and ZF, with ADAS unit volumes forecast to grow 25% YoY into 2026.
Battery Systems Assembly (BSA)
Battery Systems Assembly (BSA) became a high-growth, high-share leader in North America after Hyundai Mobis' Georgia plant began full-scale operations in 2025, underpinning Mobis' role in local EV supply chains.
BSA units are vital for Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) local content compliance, making Mobis an indispensable partner for any OEM building in the U.S.
Despite an early-2025 EV demand dip, Hyundai Mobis secured $9.17 billion in global core component orders in 2025, with BSA a primary revenue driver and key to North American market share gains.
Integrated Cockpit Platforms (IVI and HUD)
Hyundai Mobis' integrated cockpit (IVI + HUD) is a Star: SDV trends make dashboards premium real estate and Mobis booked wins including ZEISS co-developed holographic windshield displays, lifting 2025 cockpit revenue to about KRW 1.2 trillion and driving double-digit CAGR (~12% 2023-25).
OEMs push UX for differentiation; Mobis' pipeline covers 15+ serial programs and higher ASPs, supporting margin expansion as cockpit content share rises within ADAS/IVI portfolios.
- 2025 cockpit revenue ~KRW 1.2 trillion
- Segment CAGR ~12% (2023-25)
- 15+ serial programs including ZEISS HUD
- Higher ASPs and expanding margin mix
Next-Gen Braking and Steer-by-Wire (SBW)
Hyundai Mobis is scaling Chassis Safety to hit a 10% global share by 2030, leveraging Steer-by-Wire (SBW) as a Star product essential for autonomous driving.
SBW replaces mechanical links with digital signals, commands premium pricing (~$2,500-$4,000 per unit in 2025 deals) and grows with adoption on 2025 EV platforms-estimated 35% YoY unit growth.
- Target: 10% global Chassis Safety share by 2030
- 2025 SBW price range: $2,500-$4,000/unit
- 2025 SBW adoption: ~35% YoY unit growth on new EVs
- Role: Core for autonomous driving architectures
Electrification, ADAS, BSA & Cockpit Drive Strong 2025 Growth-KRW 6.2T Backlog, SBW Momentum
Stars: Electrification, ADAS/domain controllers, BSA, integrated cockpit, and SBW drive high growth and share-2025 highlights: KRW 6.2T electrification backlog; KRW 1.1T electrification capex; e-powertrain margin 18.5%; ADAS revenue ~KRW 2.4T; BSA/North America wins fueling KRW 9.17B core orders; cockpit KRW 1.2T; SBW $2.5-4k/unit.
| Product | 2025 Key Metric | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Electrification | KRW 6.2T backlog; KRW 1.1T capex | Non-captive sales 32% |
| ADAS | ~KRW 2.4T revenue | 70% Hyundai‑Kia share |
| BSA | Drives NA share; part of KRW 9.17B orders | IRA local content |
| Cockpit | KRW 1.2T revenue | 15+ serial programs |
| SBW | $2.5-4k/unit | 35% YoY unit growth |
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Comprehensive BCG Matrix analysis of Hyundai Mobis product units with strategic guidance on Stars, Cash Cows, Question Marks, and Dogs.
Customizable Excel Spreadsheet
One-page overview placing each Hyundai Mobis business unit in a BCG quadrant for clear portfolio prioritization.
Cash Cows
After-Sales (AS) Parts and Service
After-Sales Parts and Service is Hyundai Mobis's money printer, producing 13.3 trillion won ($9.3B) in 2025 revenue with a 24.3% operating margin, per company filings.
The replacement-parts market is low growth, but Mobis's dominant role in the Hyundai/Kia global supply chain delivers stable, high-margin cash flow.
That cash funds R&D for high-growth Question Marks and Stars, financing electrification and ADAS programs without capital strain.
Conventional Braking and Steering Systems
Conventional hydraulic and mechanical braking and steering systems remain cash cows for Hyundai Mobis, generating stable revenue from roughly 45 million new ICE vehicles produced globally in 2025; these mature products hold high market share but <1% annual growth.
In 2025 Mobis reported ~KRW 3.2 trillion in aftermarket and OE sales from traditional chassis systems, requiring minimal capex and freeing cash to fund electrification R&D and EV module investments.
Module Assembly (Chassis and Cockpit)
Module Assembly (Chassis and Cockpit) is Hyundai Mobis's core manufacturing arm, generating 47.8 trillion won in 2025 revenue and delivering mid-single-digit growth, marking it a reliable Cash Cow.
The division's high-volume production and 2025 operating margin of ~7.2% leverage massive scale to sustain cost leadership and protect margins.
Mobis's established plants and logistics cut unit costs versus smaller suppliers, creating a durable competitive moat and steady free cash flow for reinvestment.
Automotive Lighting (Exterior Lamps)
Automotive Lighting (exterior lamps) is a Cash Cow for Hyundai Mobis: mature market, steady margins, and 2025 revenue from lighting estimated at KRW 1.02 trillion with ~12% operating margin, per Hyundai Mobis FY2025 segment disclosures.
In early 2026 Hyundai Mobis signed an agreement to sell selected lighting assets to OPmobility, signaling harvest/divest strategy to reallocate capital to software and ADAS modules.
That move lowers capex for lighting (down 18% YoY in 2025) and frees roughly KRW 150-200 billion for R&D in software-heavy components.
- 2025 lighting revenue KRW 1.02T; op margin ~12%
- Capex cut 18% YoY in 2025
- Asset sale to OPmobility in early 2026
- Expected KRW 150-200B reallocated to software R&D
Core ICE Components (Alternators and Starters)
Core ICE components-alternators and starters-remain Hyundai Mobis's cash cows, supplying ~35% of global aftermarket demand and supporting 2025 parts revenue of KRW 6.2 trillion; margins exceed 28% as R&D amortization is complete, so cash generation stays strong despite shrinking unit volumes.
Mobis keeps leading OEM share on legacy ICE lines (≈40% of supply to global assembly) and benefits from stable aftermarket spares for a 250M+ installed ICE vehicle fleet, making these products high-margin cash generators in a sunset market.
- 2025 parts revenue KRW 6.2 trillion
- Gross margin >28%
- OEM ICE supply share ≈40%
- Addressable installed fleet 250M+ vehicles
High-Margin After‑Sales & ICE Drive Cash; Module Scale Fuels KRW 68T+ Revenue Mix
After-Sales Parts & Service: KRW 13.3T revenue, 24.3% op margin (2025). Module Assembly: KRW 47.8T, ~7.2% op margin. Lighting: KRW 1.02T, ~12% op margin; capex -18% YoY; KRW 150-200B reallocated. ICE parts: KRW 6.2T, >28% gross margin, 40% OEM share, 250M+ installed fleet.
| Segment | 2025 Revenue | Margin | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| After-Sales | KRW 13.3T | 24.3% op | Stable cash flow |
| Module Assembly | KRW 47.8T | 7.2% op | Scale |
| Lighting | KRW 1.02T | 12% op | Asset sale; KRW150-200B reassign |
| ICE parts | KRW 6.2T | >28% gross | 40% OEM; 250M+ fleet |
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Actionable Strategy Starts Here
Hyundai Mobis sits at an inflection point-its ADAS and modular parts are pushing toward "Star" status while legacy component lines behave more like reliable "Cash Cows"; a few low-growth product segments risk drifting into "Dogs" without strategic reinvestment. This preview outlines the high-level dynamics, but the full BCG Matrix gives quadrant-by-quadrant placements, data-driven recommendations, and actionable capital-allocation guidance. Purchase the complete report for a Word narrative plus an Excel summary to present, plan, and execute with confidence.
Stars
Electrification Power Modules (e-Axle, Inverters, BMS)
Electrification Power Modules (e-Axle, Inverters, BMS) are Hyundai Mobis's crown jewel, fueling external sales growth toward the 40% target; in 2025 Mobis reported a KRW 6.2 trillion electrification order backlog driven by 800V fast-charge and integrated e-axle demand.
These units require heavy capital for North American and European plant localization-Mobis allocated KRW 1.1 trillion capex in 2025 for electrification facilities-still they lifted non-captive sales to 32% in FY2025, up from 24% in 2023.
Margins expanded as scale rose: e-powertrain product gross margin reached 18.5% in 2025, supporting company-wide EBIT improvement and justifying continued investment despite near-term cash intensity.
ADAS Sensors and Domain Controllers
ADAS sensors and domain controllers are Stars: Hyundai Mobis holds over 70% share within the Hyundai‑Kia group and captured large Level 2+ and Level 3 orders from European and North American OEMs in 2025, boosting segment revenue-estimated at ~2.4 trillion won in 2025.
Staying a Star demands heavy R&D; Mobis plans R&D spend to exceed 2 trillion won (~$1.5bn) in 2026 to outpace rivals Bosch and ZF, with ADAS unit volumes forecast to grow 25% YoY into 2026.
Battery Systems Assembly (BSA)
Battery Systems Assembly (BSA) became a high-growth, high-share leader in North America after Hyundai Mobis' Georgia plant began full-scale operations in 2025, underpinning Mobis' role in local EV supply chains.
BSA units are vital for Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) local content compliance, making Mobis an indispensable partner for any OEM building in the U.S.
Despite an early-2025 EV demand dip, Hyundai Mobis secured $9.17 billion in global core component orders in 2025, with BSA a primary revenue driver and key to North American market share gains.
Integrated Cockpit Platforms (IVI and HUD)
Hyundai Mobis' integrated cockpit (IVI + HUD) is a Star: SDV trends make dashboards premium real estate and Mobis booked wins including ZEISS co-developed holographic windshield displays, lifting 2025 cockpit revenue to about KRW 1.2 trillion and driving double-digit CAGR (~12% 2023-25).
OEMs push UX for differentiation; Mobis' pipeline covers 15+ serial programs and higher ASPs, supporting margin expansion as cockpit content share rises within ADAS/IVI portfolios.
- 2025 cockpit revenue ~KRW 1.2 trillion
- Segment CAGR ~12% (2023-25)
- 15+ serial programs including ZEISS HUD
- Higher ASPs and expanding margin mix
Next-Gen Braking and Steer-by-Wire (SBW)
Hyundai Mobis is scaling Chassis Safety to hit a 10% global share by 2030, leveraging Steer-by-Wire (SBW) as a Star product essential for autonomous driving.
SBW replaces mechanical links with digital signals, commands premium pricing (~$2,500-$4,000 per unit in 2025 deals) and grows with adoption on 2025 EV platforms-estimated 35% YoY unit growth.
- Target: 10% global Chassis Safety share by 2030
- 2025 SBW price range: $2,500-$4,000/unit
- 2025 SBW adoption: ~35% YoY unit growth on new EVs
- Role: Core for autonomous driving architectures
Electrification, ADAS, BSA & Cockpit Drive Strong 2025 Growth-KRW 6.2T Backlog, SBW Momentum
Stars: Electrification, ADAS/domain controllers, BSA, integrated cockpit, and SBW drive high growth and share-2025 highlights: KRW 6.2T electrification backlog; KRW 1.1T electrification capex; e-powertrain margin 18.5%; ADAS revenue ~KRW 2.4T; BSA/North America wins fueling KRW 9.17B core orders; cockpit KRW 1.2T; SBW $2.5-4k/unit.
| Product | 2025 Key Metric | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Electrification | KRW 6.2T backlog; KRW 1.1T capex | Non-captive sales 32% |
| ADAS | ~KRW 2.4T revenue | 70% Hyundai‑Kia share |
| BSA | Drives NA share; part of KRW 9.17B orders | IRA local content |
| Cockpit | KRW 1.2T revenue | 15+ serial programs |
| SBW | $2.5-4k/unit | 35% YoY unit growth |
What is included in the product
Detailed Word Document
Comprehensive BCG Matrix analysis of Hyundai Mobis product units with strategic guidance on Stars, Cash Cows, Question Marks, and Dogs.
Customizable Excel Spreadsheet
One-page overview placing each Hyundai Mobis business unit in a BCG quadrant for clear portfolio prioritization.
Cash Cows
After-Sales (AS) Parts and Service
After-Sales Parts and Service is Hyundai Mobis's money printer, producing 13.3 trillion won ($9.3B) in 2025 revenue with a 24.3% operating margin, per company filings.
The replacement-parts market is low growth, but Mobis's dominant role in the Hyundai/Kia global supply chain delivers stable, high-margin cash flow.
That cash funds R&D for high-growth Question Marks and Stars, financing electrification and ADAS programs without capital strain.
Conventional Braking and Steering Systems
Conventional hydraulic and mechanical braking and steering systems remain cash cows for Hyundai Mobis, generating stable revenue from roughly 45 million new ICE vehicles produced globally in 2025; these mature products hold high market share but <1% annual growth.
In 2025 Mobis reported ~KRW 3.2 trillion in aftermarket and OE sales from traditional chassis systems, requiring minimal capex and freeing cash to fund electrification R&D and EV module investments.
Module Assembly (Chassis and Cockpit)
Module Assembly (Chassis and Cockpit) is Hyundai Mobis's core manufacturing arm, generating 47.8 trillion won in 2025 revenue and delivering mid-single-digit growth, marking it a reliable Cash Cow.
The division's high-volume production and 2025 operating margin of ~7.2% leverage massive scale to sustain cost leadership and protect margins.
Mobis's established plants and logistics cut unit costs versus smaller suppliers, creating a durable competitive moat and steady free cash flow for reinvestment.
Automotive Lighting (Exterior Lamps)
Automotive Lighting (exterior lamps) is a Cash Cow for Hyundai Mobis: mature market, steady margins, and 2025 revenue from lighting estimated at KRW 1.02 trillion with ~12% operating margin, per Hyundai Mobis FY2025 segment disclosures.
In early 2026 Hyundai Mobis signed an agreement to sell selected lighting assets to OPmobility, signaling harvest/divest strategy to reallocate capital to software and ADAS modules.
That move lowers capex for lighting (down 18% YoY in 2025) and frees roughly KRW 150-200 billion for R&D in software-heavy components.
- 2025 lighting revenue KRW 1.02T; op margin ~12%
- Capex cut 18% YoY in 2025
- Asset sale to OPmobility in early 2026
- Expected KRW 150-200B reallocated to software R&D
Core ICE Components (Alternators and Starters)
Core ICE components-alternators and starters-remain Hyundai Mobis's cash cows, supplying ~35% of global aftermarket demand and supporting 2025 parts revenue of KRW 6.2 trillion; margins exceed 28% as R&D amortization is complete, so cash generation stays strong despite shrinking unit volumes.
Mobis keeps leading OEM share on legacy ICE lines (≈40% of supply to global assembly) and benefits from stable aftermarket spares for a 250M+ installed ICE vehicle fleet, making these products high-margin cash generators in a sunset market.
- 2025 parts revenue KRW 6.2 trillion
- Gross margin >28%
- OEM ICE supply share ≈40%
- Addressable installed fleet 250M+ vehicles
High-Margin After‑Sales & ICE Drive Cash; Module Scale Fuels KRW 68T+ Revenue Mix
After-Sales Parts & Service: KRW 13.3T revenue, 24.3% op margin (2025). Module Assembly: KRW 47.8T, ~7.2% op margin. Lighting: KRW 1.02T, ~12% op margin; capex -18% YoY; KRW 150-200B reallocated. ICE parts: KRW 6.2T, >28% gross margin, 40% OEM share, 250M+ installed fleet.
| Segment | 2025 Revenue | Margin | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| After-Sales | KRW 13.3T | 24.3% op | Stable cash flow |
| Module Assembly | KRW 47.8T | 7.2% op | Scale |
| Lighting | KRW 1.02T | 12% op | Asset sale; KRW150-200B reassign |
| ICE parts | KRW 6.2T | >28% gross | 40% OEM; 250M+ fleet |
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