Hyundai is once again going to be a big bang in the automobile world. The company has made it clear in its first Investor Day 2025 that India is going to be its largest market in the coming years. By FY2030 Hyundai Motor India Limited (HMIL) has targeted to launch 26 new models, 7 of which will be brand new cars — ie those that have never appeared in Hyundai’s portfolio so far. So let’s give you full details.
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Investment
The company has announced to invest ₹45,000 crores by FY2030. Through this investment, Hyundai aims to make India the second largest region in its global operations. Not only this, Hyundai will also strengthen its export strategy, bringing 30% of the total business from exports.
New MPV and Off-Road SUV
Hyundai is introducing its new MPV and off-road SUV in India for the first time. The company says it will enter a new segment that wasn’t previously in its lineup. The upcoming off-road SUV is expected to be a monocoque-based model, featuring high ground clearance and a rugged design.
This SUV won’t be a direct rival to the Thar, but will carve out a niche in the midsize SUV category. Hyundai is also considering bringing its Staria MPV and Stargazer-based MPV to India – which we also saw at the Bharat Mobility Global Expo 2025.
Dedicated Electric SUV
Hyundai also has a large game plan in the electric segment. The company will launch its first fully dedicated Electric SUV in India by 2027. Along with this, Hyundai’s luxury brand Genesis will also make its entry into the Indian market — ie good news for luxury car lovers.
The company aims to increase its market share in India by more than 15% by the end of the decade. Also by 2030 more than 80% of Hyundai sales will be from utility vehicles.
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Software Defined Factory
Hyundai is now making its manufacturing processes smarter. The company is moving towards a Software Defined Factory model, which will increase both production efficiency and flexibility. Additionally, Hyundai is focusing on cost efficiency by increasing localization levels.