Hyundai to Drive India’s Future Mobility with 26 New Launches by 2030
In a bold move to solidify its presence in India’s highly competitive automotive market, Hyundai Motor India Ltd. (HMIL) has announced plans to launch 26 new passenger vehicle models by FY2030 . The ambitious lineup will consist of 20 internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles and six electric vehicles (EVs) , including a mix of all-new models, generational upgrades, and refreshed versions of current offerings.
Hyundai also confirmed its foray into the strong hybrid vehicle segment. While detailed information is still under wraps, the company is expected to provide further insights during its upcoming Investor Day in September 2025 .
As competition heats up in India’s fast-evolving auto sector, Hyundai aims to reclaim market share with a robust product pipeline. Over the next two years , the company plans to introduce eight new models , with a particular emphasis on sport utility vehicles (SUVs) —a segment that continues to drive consumer demand.
In alignment with its long-term growth strategy, Hyundai is also advancing its electrification goals. The six upcoming EVs are expected to cater to different customer segments, contributing to the broader push towards sustainable mobility.
To back its product and capacity expansion plans, Hyundai has allocated a capital expenditure of ₹7,000 crore for FY26 . The investment will be distributed strategically:
This substantial investment signals Hyundai’s commitment to India as a key growth market and manufacturing hub.
While Hyundai faced a decline in domestic sales during Q4 of FY25 , the company is targeting a 7–8% increase in exports in FY26 to help counterbalance local market fluctuations. With a renewed focus on innovation and market adaptation, Hyundai aims to maintain its competitive edge and navigate changing consumer preferences.
Hyundai’s upcoming launches, especially in the EV and hybrid segments, align with India’s broader transition to cleaner mobility solutions. As regulatory frameworks evolve and customer interest in sustainable options grows, the automaker’s proactive approach could place it among the front-runners in the new era of automotive development in India.
With an exciting lineup on the horizon and a clear investment roadmap, Hyundai’s strategy signals a transformative phase in its Indian operations—one that blends technology, sustainability, and consumer-centric design.
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