Hyundai Motor India has ended November 2025 on a strong note, supported by steady domestic demand and a sharp rise in exports. The company recorded total sales of 66,840 units, combining domestic deliveries and international shipments. This marks a year-on-year increase of 9.12 percent compared to the 61,252 units sold in November 2024, reflecting a gain of 5,588 units. The domestic market accounted for 50,340 units, which translates to a 4.34 percent improvement over the previous year’s 48,246 units. As expected after a festive surge, the numbers represent a natural correction from October 2025’s 53,792 units. Meanwhile, Hyundai’s export performance was particularly impressive, with international volumes climbing to 16,500 units, a significant 26.86 percent increase over November 2024.
Tarun Garg, Whole-time Director and COO at Hyundai Motor India, noted that GST 2.0 reforms continue to support stable demand and reiterated Hyundai’s expanding importance as a global production hub. The strong export figures reinforce this position, underlining Hyundai’s growing footprint in international markets.
Among the standout developments this month is the overwhelming response to the all-new Hyundai Venue. As Hyundai’s first Software Defined Vehicle, the new-generation Venue has transformed expectations in the sub-four-metre SUV segment. Its new design language, expanded feature list, improved cabin sophistication, and advanced connected technology powered by NVIDIA’s ccNC infotainment platform have quickly captured nationwide attention. In just one month, the SUV has secured over thirty two thousand bookings, making it one of Hyundai’s most successful recent launches. The updated Venue’s larger proportions, refined interior and stronger equipment package give it a powerful advantage against rivals such as the Tata Nexon, Maruti Brezza, Mahindra XUV 3XO, Kia Sonet and Skoda Kylaq. Customer deliveries are set to begin soon, and Hyundai expects the Venue to become a major contributor to its monthly sales.
Looking forward, Hyundai is preparing a comprehensive product expansion plan that will define its future direction from 2026 onward. After Mahindra and Tata temporarily overtook it in monthly sales rankings earlier in the year, the company is moving aggressively to rebuild market share. Hyundais upcoming line-up includes the Exter facelift with a new generation infotainment package, the globally successful Bayon positioned in the ten to twelve lakh bracket, and a new compact electric vehicle developed in India, scheduled for a 2027 introduction. This multi-segment product strategy is expected to strengthen Hyundai’s presence across high volume categories and establish a more competitive position in India’s rapidly evolving passenger vehicle landscape.
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