Hyundai Motor India Ltd (HMIL) reported a robust 10 percent jump in overall sales for September, touching 70,347 units as compared to 64,201 units in the same month last year. The South Korean automaker credited the surge to festive season momentum, strong SUV demand, and a rebound in exports.

Domestic dispatches in September rose marginally to 51,547 units from 51,101 units a year earlier. SUVs continued to lead the charge, accounting for a record 72.4 percent of Hyundai’s domestic sales mix. The Creta SUV stood out with its highest-ever monthly sales at 18,861 units, while the Venue recorded its best performance in the past 20 months, with 11,484 units sold.

Exports gave Hyundai a major boost, climbing nearly 44 percent year-on-year to 18,800 units in September, marking the company’s highest export volume in 33 months since December 2022. The parallel growth in both domestic and overseas markets comes amid positive industry sentiment following the GST 2.0 reforms.

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Commenting on the performance, Tarun Garg, Chief Operating Officer of HMIL, said the brand is witnessing “double-engine growth” with domestic and export markets aligning strongly. He also highlighted that vibrant festive demand and rising customer interest across product segments have further strengthened Hyundai’s position in the Indian auto market.

With SUVs dominating sales, exports scaling new highs, and festive demand fueling momentum, Hyundai’s September performance underscores the brand’s resilience and its growing clout in India’s auto landscape ahead of the crucial festival season.

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