Hyundai plans 26 new models for India by 2030

Hyundai has laid out its product roadmap for the rest of the decade, confirming a massive expansion for the Indian market. Buyers planning a purchase over the next few years will see a much wider choice of body styles, powertrains, and localized electric vehicles.

Global strategy and regional rollout numbers

The brand detailed its long-term strategy at an investor event in Seoul, outlining more than 100 global product launches and updates through 2030. The company has distributed these arrivals across major markets based on local demand.

• North America leads with 58 planned products and updates
• South Korea is slotted for 49 products in the pipeline
• Europe receives 41 models under the global strategy
• India is set to get 26 products across various segments

New nameplates and localized electric vehicles

The upcoming Indian portfolio will bring seven entirely new nameplates, targeting segments where the manufacturer currently has a limited presence. This includes plans for MPVs and more rugged, off-road-focused SUVs. A locally manufactured electric SUV is scheduled to arrive in the fourth quarter, packing next-generation infotainment and Level 2 driver assistance systems. Alongside EVs, the company is also developing a new internal-combustion mid-size SUV to keep conventional powertrain buyers covered.

Manufacturing capacity and local sourcing targets

To support this aggressive product rollout, the company is increasing its local manufacturing capacity and deepening its supply chain integration. The firm plans to add 3,20,000 units of annual capacity in India as part of a broader global manufacturing boost. Local sourcing of components is targeted to cross 90 percent by 2030, supported by an existing supplier ecosystem of over 1400 companies and 900 local engineers. This comes on top of the previously announced Rs. 45,000 crore investment plan through FY2030.

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