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Hyundai Motor India Ltd has reported total sales of 60,073 units for July 2025, reflecting steady performance amid evolving market dynamics. The figure includes both domestic and export volumes, with SUVs continuing to anchor the company’s growth trajectory. Despite broader industry headwinds, Hyundai’s diversified product lineup and strong retail network have helped sustain demand.
Sales breakdown and performance highlights
- Domestic sales accounted for 48,500 units, supported by robust demand for models like Creta, Venue, and the recently launched Exter
- Export volumes stood at 11,573 units, maintaining Hyundai’s position as India’s leading passenger car exporter
- The overall sales figure of 60,073 units marks a marginal decline compared to July 2024, when the company sold 64,563 units
- SUVs contributed over 66 percent of domestic sales, underscoring consumer preference for feature-rich, high-ground-clearance vehicles
Product strategy and market positioning
- Hyundai’s SUV portfolio, including Creta, Alcazar, Tucson, and Kona Electric, continues to drive volume and brand visibility
- The Exter micro-SUV has gained traction among urban buyers, offering a competitive alternative in the sub-compact segment
- Hyundai’s sedan and hatchback models, such as Verna, Aura, and i20, saw stable demand, though volumes remained flat year-on-year
- The company is leveraging its Bluelink connected car platform to enhance customer engagement and post-sale service
Operational updates and future outlook
- Hyundai’s Chennai plant continues to operate at optimal capacity, with improved semiconductor availability aiding production
- The company is preparing for festive season launches and promotional campaigns, starting with Onam in Kerala
- Hyundai aims to expand its EV portfolio in India, with plans to introduce new electric models by mid-2026
- The brand is also investing in digital retail and service platforms to streamline customer experience and boost conversion rates
Industry context and competitive landscape
- The Indian passenger vehicle market is witnessing mixed trends, with SUVs outperforming other segments amid rising interest rates and fuel costs
- Hyundai faces competition from Maruti Suzuki, Tata Motors, and Mahindra in the SUV space, but maintains a strong brand recall and dealer footprint
- Export demand remains resilient, with Latin America, Africa, and Asia-Pacific markets contributing to Hyundai’s global strategy
Conclusion
Hyundai Motor India’s July sales performance reflects the company’s ability to navigate market fluctuations through product strength and operational agility. With a clear focus on SUVs, digital innovation, and customer-centric growth, Hyundai is well-positioned to sustain momentum in the months ahead.
Sources: Fortune India, Motoroids, Hyundai Motor India Ltd press release, Economic Times Auto
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