In 2021, ten Korean auto parts companies were listed on the world's top 100 automotive parts producers in 2021 (by sales). The ten companies achieved sales of USD 65.1 billion, accounting for 8.2% of the sales of top 100 parts producers. Compared to 2020, one more Korean parts producer joined the top 100 list, and the share of Korean auto parts producers' sales increased by 0.8 percentage points. The figures indicate that as the global demands for vehicles start recovering from COVID-19, Korean companies have been able to normalize production faster than their competitors. Moreover, whereas the global automobile production slowed since the second half of 2021 due to shortages in automotive semiconductors, the Korean automobile industry reduced production disruptions by successfully managing the supply chain. After COVID-19, the Korean economy was able to recover quickly from the pandemic thanks to its stable social system and infrastructure. The Korean automotive industry, based on the well-established supply chain, also experienced less production decline during the crisis, and maintained solid demands based on the stable domestic market to quickly recover from the crisis and normalize operations compared to competitors.