About Hyundai
India’s Smart Mobility Solutions Provider
Entering the Indian market in 1996 and rolling out the iconic Santro in 1998, Hyundai has become a household name synonymous with reliability and modern technology. In 2024, the company marked a historic milestone by going public with one of India's largest IPOs. Today, Hyundai is not just a carmaker but a comprehensive mobility solutions provider, focusing on "Progress for Humanity."
Manufacturing Powerhouse
Hyundai operates a massive manufacturing ecosystem in India, which serves as a global export hub for markets across Africa, the Middle East, and Latin America.
- Chennai (Sriperumbudur): The brand’s primary integrated manufacturing plant, known for its high-tech automation and sustainable practices.
- Pune (Talegaon): The recently operational facility (formerly General Motors), acquired to boost production capacity to over one million units annually, catering specifically to the rising demand for SUVs.
The 2026 Product Landscape
Hyundai’s portfolio is one of the most diverse in the country, catering to every demographic:
- SUVs: The brand dominates this segment with the best-selling Creta, the compact Venue, the micro-SUV Exter, and the premium Tucson.
- Sedans & Hatchbacks: While many rivals have exited these segments, Hyundai continues to lead with the Verna (sedan) and the sporty i20 N-Line (hatchback).
- Electric Future: Leading the EV charge is the World Car of the Year, the Ioniq 5, joined recently by the mass-market Creta EV, which brings electrification to India's favorite SUV.
Technology First
Hyundai differentiates itself by democratizing luxury features. It was one of the first to introduce connected car tech via
BlueLink and has aggressively rolled out
Hyundai SmartSense (Level 2 ADAS) across its affordable range, ensuring that advanced safety is accessible to mass-market buyers.