Hyundai likely to reach 90% of last year's sales levels by end of July

Consumer sentiment also improved with the reopening of the sales network and robust demand for various models, especially the recently launched new Creta

Hyundai Motor India Ltd (HMIL), the second largest car maker in India, on Tuesday said that in terms of sales in June, HMIL reached 75 per cent of retail sales as compared to last year levels and in July it was expecting to hit 90 per cent of the last year's levels on the back of good traction for SUVs and hatchbacks, including the diesel versions.

After launching the new premium SUV, Tucson, on Tuesday, HMIL's Director (sales, marketing and service) Tarun Garg said that the current pandemic would not affect the company's upcoming launches in the short, medium or long-term.

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