Hyundai electric and hybrid SUV launch roadmap confirmed for India

Hyundai has confirmed plans for two new SUVs for the Indian market, with the upcoming range set to include both an electric SUV and a hybrid SUV. The announcement points to a broader push by the automaker to offer more powertrain choices as it expands its SUV portfolio in India.

Upcoming electric SUV

The first of the two planned models will be an electric SUV aimed at the Indian market. Hyundai has confirmed the model as part of its upcoming product plan, but the supplied announcement does not disclose its final specifications, pricing or detailed launch schedule.

For buyers considering an EV, that means there is still limited information available on the model itself. Hyundai has not yet announced key details such as battery capacity, driving range or the equipment list in the supplied announcement.

Hybrid SUV also planned

Hyundai is also preparing a hybrid SUV for India, giving buyers another option beyond conventional petrol, diesel and fully electric powertrains. The hybrid SUV is one of the two new utility vehicles confirmed in the announcement.

However, Hyundai has not revealed the model name, engine details, hybrid system specifications or pricing in the information available here. The exact positioning of the SUV within Hyundai's existing range also remains unclear.

What buyers should know now

These are upcoming products rather than SUVs that buyers can book today. Anyone shopping for an SUV now should therefore treat the announcement as a reason to watch Hyundai's future launches, rather than as a basis for choosing a specific variant.

• Electric SUV confirmed for India
• Hybrid SUV also confirmed for India
• Final specifications have not been announced
• Pricing has not been announced
• Exact launch details remain to be confirmed

For buyers willing to wait, the two upcoming SUVs could broaden Hyundai's choices across electric and hybrid powertrains. For those who need a vehicle immediately, existing models remain the relevant options until these new SUVs are formally launched.

Would you wait for Hyundai's upcoming electric or hybrid SUV before buying your next car?