Korea Automobile Importers & Distributors Association - History

History

  • 1994: General Assembly establishes KAIDA
  • 1995:
    • KAIDA is licensed as a Corporation by the Ministry of Commerce, Industry and Energy
    • Inauguration of Sang-Do Kang, 1st Chairman of KAIDA
  • 1997:
    • Vote for full-time working structure at the Regular General Assembly (Opening of full-time working organizations and corporate offices of KAIDA)
    • Inauguration of Byung-Gun Choi, 2nd Chairman of KAIDA
    • Press meeting on 10th anniversary of the automobile imports and open markets
    • Joint press conference with AAMA, ACEA and KAIDA
  • 1998: Joint marketing campaigns in opposition to protests against imported automobiles
  • 1999: KAIDA website opens
  • 2000:
    • 1st survey of Consumer Attitude Towards Import Cars In Korea
    • Inauguration of Eul-Rae Son, 3rd Chairman of KAIDA
    • Guide Book for Imported Automobiles published
    • KAIDA hosts "2000 Korea Import Motor Show"
  • 2001: 2nd survey of Consumer Attitude Towards Import Cars In Korea
  • 2002:
    • Inauguration of Eul-Rae Son, 4th Chairman of KAIDA
    • 3rd survey of Consumer Attitude Towards Import Cars In Korea
    • Influence of imported automobiles elucidated by the KIEP & Economy Strategy Institute on Domestic Automobile Industry
    • Internet data programs on the registration and statistics of imported automobiles
  • 2003:
    • 4th survey of Consumer Attitude Towards Import Cars In Korea
    • Guide Book for Imported Automobiles published
    • KAIDA hosts "2003 Korea Import Motor Show"
  • 2004:
    • 5th survey of Consumer Attitude Towards Import Cars In Korea
    • Inauguration of Seung-Chul Song, 5th Chairman of KAIDA
  • 2005:
    • 6th survey of Consumer Attitude Towards Import Cars In Korea
    • Guide Book for Imported Automobiles published
    • KAIDA co-hosts "2005 Seoul Motor Show"

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