Hyundai Looks to Bring in New Variants, Spruce Up Popular Models
Business Standard|January 09, 2025
As India's car market is shifting towards premiumisation, Hyundai Motor India (HMIL) has announced new variants and feature upgrades for three of its popular models—Venue, Verna, and Grand i10 NIOS.
ANJALI SINGH
Hyundai Looks to Bring in New Variants, Spruce Up Popular Models

The offerings come at a time when Hyundai has recorded its highest-ever yearly domestic sales of 605,433 units. The total sales, including exports, stood at 764,119 units, with SUVs like the Creta contributing 67.6 per cent to the domestic sales. The Creta also reached its highest-ever domestic sales of 1,86,919 units, underlining the growing consumer preference for SUVs in India.

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