Hyundai Motor India, the largest car exporter in India, plans to increase its focus on the domestic market.
Hyundai joins the mini-car race, to come out with its small car in India in about 2 years
Hyundai Motor India Limited, Maruti Suzuki India Limited and Skoda India Limited have recorded growth in their sales in September 2009.
Hyundai has unveiled the new 2010 Hyundai Santa Fe meant for the Indian market, at the 2009 Frankfurt Motor Show.
Hyundai India is all set to launch the diesel variant of its Hyundai i10, in India, by 2010.
After the success of the petrol version of the Hyundai i10, Hyundai India is all set to launch the diesel version of the car anytime by 2010, reports say.
Good news, everyone. Hyundai has launched its popular premium hatchback car the i20 in automatic transmission guise. The Hyundai i20 1.4 L AT will be priced at Rs 7.3 to Rs. 7.7 lakh ex-showroom New Delhi.
After the success of the Hyundai i20’s petrol version in India, Hyundai is all set to release the diesel version of the car on July 7, 2009.
Hyundai Motor India has launched a new LPG variant of its Hyundai Accent sedan, the Hyundai Accent Eco.
Hyundai Motors India plans to launch a spruced up variant of the popular Hyundai Santro by the end of 2009.
The Engineering Export Promotion Council (EEPC) has chosen Hyundai Motor India as the Top Exporter for the 2006-07 in the category of Large Enterprises. The Engineering Export Promotion Council, which functions under the Ministry of Commerce, presents awards every year to corporates who boast of outstanding achievements in different categories.
This was expected, but maybe not so quick. Hyundai i20 premium petrol hatchback has been well received in India in the barely couple of months since its launch in 2008 December. And now Hyundai has made it clear that it would launch a diesel Hyundai i20 in India.
Hyundai has finally bit the bullet and followed Maruti with a price hike announced today for its popular i10 model, as well as for the entry level hatch Santro Xing and sedan Accent.
Hyundai announced a bunch of new variants and six new colours for its sedan the Hyundai Verna.
In a bid to find more buyers, India's second largest car maker Hyundai Motor India has tied up with the Syndicate Bank to lure more buyers. As per the MoU signed with the Syndicate Bank, the two will further boost car loan disbursals for Hyundai vehicles.
Hyundai Motor India is mulling over boosting its production capacity to around 580,000 units this year.
A new revamped Verna is set to be rolled out from Hyundai's assembly line for the India car mart. The new Verna would debut with a fresh look after having been cosmetic face-lifts both in the front as well as in the interiors.
The wait is finally over. Hyundai Motor India has lifted the wraps off its i20. The car which follows the hugely succesful i10, is a premium compact model that has been developed to meet the increasing customer expectations in terms of styling, features and safety to global standards.
With the global slowdown showing its frightening face Korean car maker Hyundai is planning to issue the pink slips to a handful of temporary staff in India.
Plans by Hyundai Motor to roll out buses on Indian roads seem to be not taking off for the moment. The South Korean auto major has reportedly put its plans to sell buses in India on the backburner.