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Hyundai reiterates commitment to India as it marks 30 years of operations in country
Hyundai Motor India celebrates 30 years, reaffirming its dedication to India's mobility future. The company has invested heavily and plans further expansion in manufacturing and electrification. HMIL has achieved significant sales milestones and exports, solidifying India's role in its global strategy. Future plans include introducing new products and enhancing service networks across the nation.
Godrej Properties among 5 F&O stocks with a sharp rise in futures open interest
Five F&O stocks, including Vedanta, Hyundai Motor India and Godrej Properties, saw a sharp rise in futures open interest as of May 05, signalling fresh positioning and increased trading activity. Overall open interest rose over 10%, reflecting heightened participation in derivatives amid active market momentum across select counters.

Hyundai Motor India Board Meeting Scheduled for May 08, 2026 to Approve FY26 Financial Results and Dividend - scanx.trade
Hyundai Motor India Board Meeting Scheduled for May 08, 2026 to Approve FY26 Financial Results and Dividendscanx.trade
Indian car companies begin FY27 on a strong note despite geopolitical uncertainties
Indian car sales surged 25% in April, reaching 445,417 units, driven by sustained demand post GST cuts and government incentives. Market leader Maruti Suzuki reported its best-ever monthly sales, with other major automakers like Tata Motors and Hyundai also witnessing significant year-on-year growth.
Bright start to FY27 for carmakers with estimated sales of 4.5 lakh units in April
Indian carmakers began the new fiscal year with robust passenger vehicle sales in April. Maruti Suzuki, Hyundai, and Kia reported record performances. The industry benefited from GST 2.0, repo rate cuts, and income tax relief. Overall domestic sales saw a significant increase, indicating a positive start to the financial year for the automotive sector.

TVS Motor, Hyundai Motor sign pact to co-develop electric 3-wheelers in India
TVS Motor will have the worldwide exclusive right to manufacture the products. It will also hold exclusive rights to sell and distribute the products in India and other agreed territories. Hyundai will have exclusive rights to sell and distribute the products in Korea and other agreed markets. Shares of TVS Motor Company Ltd ended at ₹3,764.45, up by ₹20.85, or 0.56%, on the BSE today, April 20.
Hyundai Motor among 5 F&O stocks with sharp rise in futures open interest
A significant rise in futures open interest indicates a substantial increase in the number of active, unexpired contracts in a given security.

These auto stocks are the likely beneficiaries of the CAFE 2027 draft norms
The changes are seen as positive for M&M and Hyundai, as meeting CAFE norms now appears easier and less of a risk. These companies are also unlikely to alter their product strategies to include hybrids.
Hyundai Creta Summer Edition launched in India at Rs 12.05 lakh. Check variants and special featuers
Hyundai India has launched the Creta Summer Edition. This updated mid-size SUV offers new features across several variants. Buyers can now find a dashcam, 360-degree camera, and blind-spot monitor. The engine and transmission options remain the same. Prices start at Rs 12.05 lakh. This move aims to keep the popular Creta competitive.
Hyundai Motor, 360 One Wam among 5 F&O stocks with sharp rise in futures open Interest
A sharp increase in futures open interest indicates a significant rise in the number of active, unexpired contracts in a given security.
Hyundai Motor, LIC, Paytm, Tata Capital, Coal India: How India's biggest IPOs are performing vs issue price - Upstox
Hyundai Motor, LIC, Paytm, Tata Capital, Coal India: How India's biggest IPOs are performing vs issue priceUpstox
In driver's seat: First-time buyers rev up sales as tax cut makes cars affordable
Recent tax reductions on cars have significantly increased the number of first-time buyers for major automakers like Maruti Suzuki and Hyundai. This policy change has made cars more affordable, attracting new customers. Many are upgrading from two-wheelers, indicating rising aspirations and improved economic conditions for new car buyers.