Hyundai Motor India Limited (HMIL) completes 30 years in India, marking a milestone with a detailed roadmap for future expansion, electrification and new product launches. Established on 6 May 1996Hyundai has become one of India’s largest and most recognized car manufacturers, with cumulative sales crossing 13.5 million units since its inception.
The company revealed that total sales included 9.6 million units in the domestic market and over 3.9 million units in Exported to more than 150 countries. Hyundai also highlighted its position as India’s largest passenger vehicle exporter on a cumulative basis.
Future investment plan of Rs 45,000 crore
As part of its long-term growth strategy, Hyundai announced plans to invest Rs 45,000 crore between FY26 and FY30. This investment will be directed towards manufacturing expansion, electrification, future mobility solutions and product development.
The company also confirmed plans to introduce 26 new products and variants by FY2030Which signals a major product offensive in the next few years. These launches are expected to include ICE vehicles, hybrids and EVs. Since entering India, Hyundai has Has already invested Rs 40,700 crore In development of manufacturing facilities, localization and infrastructure.
Chennai and Pune plants will boost future growth
Hyundai’s India manufacturing journey began in 1996 with its Chennai facility, which became operational in 1998. It was Hyundai’s first fully integrated manufacturing plant outside South Korea and remains one of the company’s major global export hubs.
Hyundai started its operation in 2025 Talegaon Plant in PuneSignificant increase in overall manufacturing capacity. The combined annual production capacity of Chennai and Pune is currently 9.94 lakh units and is expected to increase to 10.74 lakh units by 2028. Hyundai said India will continue to play a central role in its global manufacturing and export strategy.
Strong sales and service network
Over the past three decades, Hyundai has established a wide sales and service footprint across India. Hyundai says its network now covers about 78% of Indian districts. The company also highlighted its digital aftersales initiatives including live vehicle service streaming, remote diagnostics and digitally managed repair orders. The company currently operates:
– 1,500+ sales outlets
– Presence in 1,100+ cities
– 1,675 service touchpoints
– Over 50,000 trained service professionals
Make in India, Made for the World
Hyundai reiterated “Make in India, Made for the WorldThe strategy reveals that more than 3.9 million India-made vehicles have been exported globally. Models like Verna, Grand i10 Nios and Aura have contributed significantly to the export volumes. Major export markets include:
– Saudi Arabia
– South Africa
– Mexico
– Chile
– Peru
focus on stability
Sustainability remains a key focus area for Hyundai India. The company announced that all its offices and manufacturing plants are now closed Powered by 100% renewable energy Under the RE100 initiative. The company is aligned with Hyundai Motor Group’s global carbon neutrality target for 2045. Hyundai also shared several environmental achievements including:
– 80% of water requirement at Chennai plant met through rainwater harvesting and recycling
– 100% waste water reuse at Chennai and Gurugram facilities
– 350+ energy efficiency projects implemented in the last five years
Employment and CSR Initiatives
HMIL revealed that it has created around 15,000-18,000 direct jobs and supported indirect employment for around 3.5 to 4.5 lakh people through suppliers, dealers and partners. Hyundai says that this initiative is for the time being Impacting over 2.2 million lives annually. Through Hyundai Motor India Foundation (HMIF), the company has invested over Rs 803 crore in CSR activities since 2014, covering the following areas:
– Education
-skill development
– Health care
– environmental sustainability
Commenting on the milestone occasion, Mr. Tarun Garg, MD & CEO – HMILsaid, “HMIL’s 30-year journey is defined by the trust earned over time and the pride of our teams working tirelessly for customers across India. It is also marked by progress – our collective contribution in driving India’s mobility journey forward. We are proud to have served over 13.5 million customers since inception – including over 9.6 million in India and over 3.9 million in exports to 150 countries around the world – a testament to the role of India Hyundai’s global success. As we celebrate this milestone, we move forward with youthful energy and unwavering commitment. Inspired by our global vision of humanity’s progress, we are deeply connected to India’s aspirations for future generations.
