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All new version of Creta received over 55,000 bookings: Hyundai Motors

The model established leadership in the SUV segment by attaining highest sales in the month of May and June 2020, HMIL said in a statement

India plans incentives to double auto exports in next five years: Report

Govt wants to promote exports and has identified some sectors, including autos and textiles, for which incentive plans are being designed, said a senior government official

Kia, Hyundai and LG Chem join hands to identify EV startups for investment

New Energy Nexus, the international startup support organisation, will manage and facilitate the competition -- 'EV & Battery Challenge (EVBC)' -- the companies said in a joint statement

How Hyundai's Creta beat the odds to become most sold car in May

Smart positioning, continued communication and a global design language have played a big role, say experts

Hyundai Motor sees 500 bookings in two days after resuming operations

Hyundai Motor has got the approval to start the factory in Sriperumbudur, with 7,500 people per day (in two shifts) and resumed operations

Cruise along safely in the Kia Carnival, a suitable car for these times

One-touch door opening and space that allows for adequate physical distance make the Kia Carnival a suitable car even for these times, writes Pavan Lall

Hyundai's profit slumps 44%, its lowest first-quarter level in a decade

Net profit for January-March was $376 million, far below than expectations

Hyundai Motor hands Covid-19 advanced diagnostic testing kits to ICMR

The globally proven diagnostic kits worth Rs 4 crore have been imported from South Korea

Coronavirus: Hyundai Motor's CSR arm ordering testing kits from Korea

The company continues to monitor the situation closely and support the Indian government with multi-layered CSR initiatives

Hyundai commences bookings for new SUV Creta: All you need to know

Auto major Hyundai Motor India on Monday said it has commenced bookings of all new version of its SUV Creta. Customers can now book the upcoming model through the company's website or at dealerships for Rs 25,000, Hyundai Motor India Ltd (HMIL) said in a statement. "Over the years, Hyundai Creta has set new benchmarks, becoming an iconic brand name among Indian consumers and building a strong legacy with over 4.6 lakh happy customers across India. It is time for the Creta to set new standards once again," HMIL Director - Sales, Marketing & Service Tarun Garg said. The model, which is scheduled to be launched on March 17, comes with five new BS-VI compliant powertrain options -- 1.5 litre petrol and diesel powertrains mated with both six-speed manual and automatic transmissions, and 1.4 litre turbo petrol which comes with seven speed dual clutch transmission. The new Creta will come with various features like voice enabled smart panoramic sunroof, advanced LED headlamps, blue link .

Hyundai Motor sales down nearly 10% to 50,135 units in December

The company said its domestic sales were at 37,953 units in December 2019 as compared to 42,093 units in the same month previous year, down 9.8 per cent

Tata Motors to hike passenger vehicle prices from Jan to offset BSVI impact

On Tuesday, Maruti Suzuki India announced to increase prices of its models from January to offset rising input costs.

Hyundai pads up for diesel car monopoly with implementation of BSVI norms

From April 1, 2020, BSVI emission norms for automobiles will become mandatory across the country

Auto brands drive around digital speed breakers to plug friction gaps

With friction leading to 26% dropouts for 4-wheelers and 34% for 2-wheelers, companies such as Maruti, Hyundai look at ways to plug the gaps

WagonR, Santro fare poorly in Global NCAP crash test, score two stars

Mumbai, 31 OctoberThe entry-level variants of Made in India models from Maruti Suzuki, Hyundai Motor and Datsun score poorly in the latest round of crash testing conducted by Global NCAP (New Car Assessment Programme), a UK-based not-for-profit entity. It says there is ample scope for improving safety in these models. India has one of the largest number of road collisions in the world. The official count of accidents on the roads in 2018 was 461,000. That's an hourly average of about 53 or nearly one every second.While the WagonR and Ertiga received two stars and three stars out of five, respectively, the Santro and redi-GO got two and one star, respectively. The sixth round of the test, conducted as part of the 'Safer cars for India campaign' launched by Bloomberg Philanthropies and the FIA Foundation-backed GNCAP, chose the entry-level version of each model. As a result, only the Ertiga was fitted with at least two airbags as standard; the other models offered only a driver airbag. .

Hyundai strategy: SUVs to lead charge; green and shared mobility in focus

If last year's performance is any indicator, its strategy is clearly utility vehicle (UV)-driven

Slashing GST rate can help bring back growth in auto industry: Hyundai CEO

CEO Kim said such a positive step was necessary under the current circumstances in order to make "people come forward"

Hyundai India rolls out first Grand i10 NIOS from its Chennai plant

Hyundai Grand i10 Nios, the third generation in i10 series following i10 and Grand i10 models, will be available in six colour variants

Hyundai to hike prices of all models by up to Rs 9,200 from August 1

The price of the company's all models will go up from August 1 on account of increase in input costs following new safety regulations in cars

Hyundai Motors sales up 6% in April at 59,744 units, exports grow 12%

Domestic sales rose 4.4% to 46,735 units last month as compared with 44,758 units in April 2017