Hyundai India links share loss to slow launches, plans 26 models by 2030
Hyundai Motor India said slower product updates versus rivals contributed to a 2% FY26 domestic-sales decline and a slide in market share. The automaker plans 26 launches—including eight hybrids and five EVs—by 2030, alongside Talegaon capacity expansion.
Hyundai Motor India attributed FY26 domestic-sales and market-share losses to slower product enhancements than rivals. It plans 26 launches through 2030, including hybrids and EVs, while ramping Talegaon capacity and pursuing a return to India’s No. 2 passenger-vehicle position.
Why this matters
The strategy update follows Hyundai Motor India's record 75,360-unit July sales, 25.4% growth and 100-month-high exports, while it also set an August 5 record date for a ₹21 FY26 final dividend.
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