Hyundai cars price starts at Rs 4.57 Lakhs with the range-topping vehicle being priced at Rs 27.03 Lakhs (Both the prices are Ex. Showroom). Hyundai cars current portfolio comprises of 12 vehicles, including 4 hatchbacks, 4 sedans, 3 SUVs and one all-electric model. The upcoming Hyundai cars in India will be new-gen i20 hatchback, Ioniq all-electric sedan and Creta 7-seater version. Needless to state, Hyundai cars in India are hugely popular for their remarkable mileage, low cost of ownership and advanced tech features. Its been nearly two decades since the company has been selling cars in Read More...
Hyundai cars price starts at Rs 4.57 Lakhs with the range-topping vehicle being priced at Rs 27.03 Lakhs (Both the prices are Ex. Showroom). Hyundai cars current portfolio comprises of 12 vehicles, including 4 hatchbacks, 4 sedans, 3 SUVs and one all-electric model. The upcoming Hyundai cars in India will be new-gen i20 hatchback, Ioniq all-electric sedan and Creta 7-seater version. Needless to state, Hyundai cars in India are hugely popular for their remarkable mileage, low cost of ownership and advanced tech features. Its been nearly two decades since the company has been selling cars in India and the people have accepted almost every Hyundai car with overwhelming reception. Hyundai all cars come with contemporary safety features which include dual front airbags and ABS.
Hyundai Santro was the car that moved things for the company in the Indian market. Hyundai cars small hatchback received fantastic response from the buyers and is the top-selling company model in India till date. It was loved so much by the people in India that Hyundai had to re-introduce it in a new avatar after discontinuing it initially. Even the first-gen i10 was at the forefront of Hyundai's growth in the Indian market.
The current portfolio of Hyundai Cars India comprises of 11 products, which are available with petrol, diesel and CNG fuel options. In addition, Hyundai cars are also available for the fleet operators in the Indian market. The company also sells an all-electric vehicle in the form of Kona SUV. There are a total of 13 Hyundai cars sold in India:
All the above prices are Ex. Showroom, Delhi.
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There are a plethora of Hyundai cars waiting to be unleashed in India. First of them will be the new-generation i20 hatchback which will be launched during the festive season in October-November 2020. The upcoming Hyundai cars also include the Ioniq electric car which was showcased at the 2020 Auto Expo. Then, there is the Hyundai Creta 7-seater which has been seen several times as a test mule and it will be launched by mid 2021. The company is also readying a micro-SUV, codenamed as AX, which will be introduced by the end of 2021 to take on the likes of Maruti Ignis, Mahindra KUV100 and Tata HBX. The list doesn't end here as yet another Hyundai car will be arriving next year in the form of Palisade SUV.
As with every manufacturer, Hyundai too has to phase out a plethora of cars throughout its journey in the Indian market. The most notable Hyundai cars discontinued in India are Eon, Getz and Sonata. As a matter of fact, the Santro too was axed in 2014 after serving for nearly 16 years since its debut in 1998. However, the company was quick to gauge the public sentiment and reintroduced the Santro in an all-new avatar four years later in 2018. Last but not the least, Hyundai Santa Fe was also phased out after a brief (and timid) outing in the Indian market.
Hyundai Cars are the second most highest sold cars in the Indian market after Maruti Suzuki as Hyundai Motor India is the second biggest automaker in the country. Being the fully owned subsidiary of the South-Korea based Hyundai Motor Company, it commenced operations in India around 24 years back in 1996. The company started things off with Santro small car in India a couple of years later and needless to state, it received unprecedented love from one and all. Hyundai Cars India is today the largest exporter of cars from its twin production facilities near Chennai in Irungattukottai and Sriperumbudur in Tamil Nadu. Furthermore, Hyundai Cars India established its first R&D centre in Hyderabad, Telangana in 2006.
Hyundai Cars India has over 493 dealers and more than 1,309 service points across the country. Hyundai Cars can also be purchased and sold at its certified used car program named as H-Promise - Approve Used Car, which has 450+ dealerships in more than 290 cities. Currently, Mr. Seon Seob Kim is the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) & Managing Director (MD) of the company. Some of the key people associated with Hyundai India are Ganesh Mani S and Tarun Garg who are designated as Director of Production and Director of Sales, Marketing & Service, respectively. Ace Bollywood Actor Shah Rukh Khan has been the brand ambassador of Hyundai Cars India for the past twenty years.
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