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India’s automobile sector delivered a broad-based sales expansion in February, led by strong performances from Maruti Suzuki, Tata Motors, Mahindra & Mahindra and Hyundai Motor India. The month reflected resilient consumer demand across passenger vehicles, even as financing costs and supply chain complexities continued to shape market dynamics. Analysts attribute the uptick to sustained rural recovery, improved model availability and continued preference for SUVs and premium hatchbacks.

Hyundai Motor Group is set to deploy Boston Dynamics’ Atlas humanoid robots across its manufacturing facilities, marking a significant step in the automation of automotive production. The initiative reflects Hyundai’s broader strategy to integrate advanced robotics and artificial intelligence into factory operations to enhance efficiency, precision, and workplace safety. By leveraging Atlas’s advanced mobility and manipulation capabilities, the automaker aims to optimize complex and labor-intensive tasks.

Hyundai Motor has formally entered India’s commercial mobility space with the introduction of its Prime Taxi initiative, marking a strategic expansion beyond private vehicle sales. The move positions Hyundai to tap into the growing demand for organized, technology-driven mobility solutions, particularly in urban markets. By leveraging its manufacturing scale, service network, and connected vehicle capabilities, the company aims to offer fleet operators a reliable and cost-efficient mobility platform.

The Hyundai Exter and Citroën C3 are two compact hatchbacks competing in India’s burgeoning urban mobility segment, offering style, efficiency, and affordability. With starting prices of approximately Rs. 6.49 lakh for the Exter and Rs. 6.29 lakh for the C3, both vehicles target young professionals and first-time car buyers seeking modern design and practical performance. Beyond pricing, the comparison highlights differences in features, engine options, safety technology, and in-cabin experience.

Hyundai Motor India has unveiled the refreshed 2025 Hyundai Venue, featuring a comprehensive interior redesign, advanced technology, and a more premium driving experience. The compact SUV now comes with dual integrated displays, ambient lighting, ventilated seats, a 360-degree camera, and the latest ADAS suite for enhanced safety. While the exterior styling sees subtle yet sharper updates, the cabin receives the most dramatic transformation, aligning the Venue with Hyundai’s latest design philosophy. With bookings already open at Rs.

Hyundai is preparing to launch the redesigned 2025 Venue in India, featuring a blend of modern styling, advanced technology, and enhanced comfort. The updated subcompact SUV showcases a bolder exterior with a refreshed grille, LED headlamps, and new alloy wheels, while interior improvements include a panoramic sunroof, ventilated seats, and a large infotainment display. Advanced safety systems, including six airbags and Level 2 ADAS, underline Hyundai’s commitment to driver and passenger protection.

Hyundai Motor India has broadened its electric vehicle portfolio by unveiling new variants of its popular Creta Electric, along with a significant upgrade in driving range. The move reflects the automaker’s strategy to strengthen its position in India’s fast-growing EV market, where consumer demand is rising on the back of government incentives, improving infrastructure, and shifting mobility preferences.

The Hyundai Creta has clinched the title of India’s best-selling passenger vehicle (PV) across all segments for the January–July 2025 period, marking a pivotal moment in the evolution of consumer preferences in the Indian automotive market. Outpacing long-standing favorites in both hatchback and compact sedan categories, the Creta’s success underscores a significant shift toward premium utility vehicles.