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Hyundai launches legendary Santro after 5 years; to compete with Wagon R

The Santro played a key role in establishing Hyundai in the Indian car market. It was the company's first product here launched in 1998.

Hyundai to export cars in completely-knocked-down format to select markets

To gain tax advantage and to create additional capacity for domestic market

All New Santro: Everything we know so far about Hyundai's next-gen car

The name of the new car, which will be officially launched in New Delhi on October 23, is 'All New Santro'

In the driving seat! Hyundai topples Ford to be India's top car exporter

Hyundai is the only company among top five exporters to clock a growth this year

Hyundai announces partnership with car rental service Revv in India

The company did not disclose the financial details

Hyundai exploring options to manufacture electric vehicles in India

The company has commissioned a study to explore manufacturing of such vehicles in India and is currently studying various aspects of battery manufacturing and sourcing parts from the local market

Hyundai plans car exports in CKD format to gain tax advantage

Tax rates for CBUs is about 70% in Vietnam, but only 10-12% for CKD units

Hyundai to invest Rs 65 bn in developing e-SUV, 8 other products over 3 yrs

The proposed investment of the company, which has so far put Rs 210 billion in India, would be towards developing nine new products over the next three years, according to the HMIL MD & CEO

Hyundai warns tariffs may jeopardise production

Trump said on March 1 the US plans to order tariffs of 25 per cent on imported steel and 10 per cent on aluminum

Hyundai launches Next Gen Verna with 1.4L petrol engine at Rs 779,000

The 1.6 petrol variants of Verna are priced at Rs 968,000 and Rs 1.2 million while the diesel 1.6 trims are tagged between Rs 942,000 and Rs 1.2 million

GST cess hike impact: Hyundai hikes vehicle prices by up to Rs 84,867

The price hike will range from 2 to 5% and will be effective from Sept 11

Hyundai hit again by supply disruption in China, one plant halted

After a supplier refused to provide parts due to delays in payment

Demand for Verna boosts Hyundai domestic sales by 9% in August

The company had sold 43,201 units in August 2016, HMIL said in a statement

Hyundai to prioritise domestic market over exports, says GST will benefit

Facing capacity constraint, firm is yet to take a call on setting up a new mfg unit in the country

Hyundai to recall 43,700 cars in China to avert potential engine failure

The recall aims at addressing a manufacturing defect that leaves residues in some engines

Hyundai, Ceat and PSA Peugeot plan to invest Rs 13,000 cr in Tamil Nadu

Automobile companies are planning to invest around Rs 13,000 crore investment in the State. The automajors include Hyundai, CEAT and PSA Peugeot. The development comes at a time when the state lost some of the big ticket investments include Kia's to the neighbouring state.Speaking at the Assembly today, M C Sampath, minister for Industries, Tamil Nadu Government said that Hyundai is planning to invest around Rs 5,000 crore in expansion.While the company officials were not available for comment immediately, the Minsiter said Kia Motors decided to invest in Andhra Pradesh because they have a global policy, which states Hyundai and Kia will not facility in the same state.According to Tamil Nadu Government Industry Department's Policy note, which was tabled at the State Assembly today shows Hyundai is planning to invest around Rs 5,000 crore in expanding cars and cars engines capacity.Early this year, Hyundai Motor India Ltd (HMIL's) Managing Diretor Y K Koo said that that the existing ..

Beijing bling: Hyundai plots China branding reboot after missile row

Hyundai to consider brand rebooting in China to enhance China-Korea ties

Hyundai launches Xcent 2017, starting at Rs 5.38 lakh for base model

Hyundai Motor India today launched all new version of its compact sedan Xcent priced between Rs 5.38 lakh and Rs 8.41 lakh (ex-showroom Delhi). The six petrol variants are priced between Rs 5.38 lakh and Rs 7.51 lakh while the five diesel trims are tagged between Rs 6.28 lakh and Rs 8.41 lakh. "The fast changing trends and rising customer aspirations have always been the key driving force at Hyundai," the company's MD & CEO Y K Koo told reporters here. Considering the evolving market dynamics and customer voice, the company keeps enhancing its products, he added. "With over 2.5 lakh cars sold in domestic and international markets since 2014, we are confident that the all new Xcent will create a new benchmark in its segment," Koo said. The sedan comes with various new features like LED daytime running lights, wheel air curtains for better aerodynamic stability, shark fin antenna, among others. Koo said that the company sold a total of 6.62 lakh units last year. In the ...

Hyundai promotes Rakesh Srivastava as Director of Sales & Marketing

Ganesh Mani S has been elevated as Senior Vice President - Production

Hyundai revs up on style to reposition the brand

The Korean auto major looks to upgrade the brand's status and experience