Hyundai Motor India

Hyundai Motor India posted a 12.6% year-on-year increase in total vehicle sales in February, reflecting sustained consumer demand and improved supply chain stability. The automaker’s performance was driven by strong domestic bookings and steady export volumes, underscoring the continued appeal of its sport utility vehicle (SUV) portfolio and compact models. The February numbers indicate resilience in India’s passenger vehicle market despite inflationary pressures and cautious urban spending.

Hyundai Motor India Ltd. posted a 6.35 percent increase in net profit for the third quarter, reflecting steady demand, operational efficiency, and disciplined cost management. The performance comes amid a competitive automotive environment marked by pricing pressures and evolving consumer preferences. Higher sales volumes, a favorable product mix, and improved manufacturing efficiencies supported earnings growth, even as input costs and market competition remained challenging.

Hyundai Motor India posted an 11.5% increase in vehicle sales in January, underscoring resilient consumer demand and a gradual recovery in the passenger vehicle segment. The growth was supported by strong domestic volumes and a stable export performance, aided by improved supply-chain conditions and sustained interest in SUVs and premium hatchbacks. The January numbers point to improving market sentiment despite a competitive and price-sensitive environment.

Hyundai Motor India recorded a 6.6% increase in vehicle sales in December 2025, selling 55,800 units compared with 52,400 units in December 2024. The growth was supported by strong demand for popular SUVs and hatchbacks, including the Creta, Venue, and i20, alongside targeted marketing initiatives and improved dealer accessibility. Analysts attribute the rise to competitive pricing, festive-season promotions, and growing consumer confidence in India’s automotive market.

Hyundai Motor India has announced a marginal price increase of up to 0.6 percent across its model range, effective January 1, reflecting persistent cost pressures faced by the automotive industry. The adjustment comes amid rising input costs, higher commodity prices and increased logistics expenses, even as demand conditions remain competitive. Company executives emphasized that the hike is calibrated to balance operational sustainability with customer affordability.

Hyundai Motor India has appointed Tarun Garg as its new managing director and chief executive officer, marking a significant leadership transition at the country’s second-largest passenger vehicle manufacturer. The move underscores Hyundai’s focus on continuity, operational excellence, and long-term growth in a rapidly evolving automotive market. Garg, a seasoned industry executive with deep institutional knowledge, is expected to steer the company through a phase defined by electrification, regulatory shifts, and intensifying competition.

Hyundai Strengthens Leadership Team to Drive Future Growth

Hyundai Motor India Ltd. (HMIL), the country’s second-largest carmaker, has appointed Sunil Moolchandani as its new National Head of Sales. The move signals Hyundai’s strategic intent to bolster its domestic market presence and further strengthen its retail network amid intensifying competition in India’s passenger vehicle segment.

Hyundai Motor India has reaffirmed its commitment to the small car segment, emphasizing its strategy to cater to cost-conscious consumers and sustain market leadership in the country. Despite the growing popularity of SUVs and premium models, Hyundai sees significant growth potential in affordable, fuel-efficient vehicles for urban and semi-urban markets. The company plans to introduce new models, update existing platforms, and leverage advanced technologies to enhance safety, efficiency, and customer appeal.

Hyundai Motor India (HMI) has unveiled an ambitious investment plan of Rs 45,000 crore through FY2030, aiming to expand its manufacturing footprint, enhance electric vehicle (EV) capabilities, and drive innovation in mobility solutions. The investment will focus on setting up new EV production lines, upgrading existing facilities, and developing advanced research and development (R&D) centers. By aligning with India’s push toward sustainable mobility, Hyundai seeks to capture growing demand for electric and hybrid vehicles while boosting exports.

Hyundai Motor India has officially begun production at its state-of-the-art Talegaon plant in Maharashtra, marking a significant expansion of its domestic manufacturing capacity. The new facility, equipped with advanced robotics and automation, is set to enhance production efficiency and support Hyundai’s growing portfolio of electric and internal combustion vehicles. The investment reinforces the company’s commitment to “Make in India” initiatives, job creation, and supply chain localization.