Hyundai is the fourth largest automotive company in the Indian market. Previously, the company held the second position in car sales, but due to market changes, Tata and Mahindra have overtaken Hyundai. Meanwhile, Maruti Suzuki maintains its leading position thanks to its extensive portfolio. In response to this situation, Hyundai has developed a new strategy to strengthen its presence in the Indian market.
The company intends to introduce 26 new models and update existing ones by 2030. This future plan was presented at the Investor Day in 2026. Among these 26 models are expected to be an all-new electric crossover in the A segment and a new mid-size internal combustion engine crossover.
The A segment refers to compact cars that may have a crossover appearance. Both of these Hyundai models have been spotted during testing in India, indicating that the company is actively working on their development.
At the Investor Day, Hyundai also announced its extended-range vehicle. However, it is not yet confirmed whether this model will be launched in India. Hyundai may release its small electric car by the end of the current year.
This crossover will be manufactured in India and will compete with electric models such as the Tata Punch and Tiago. Its test prototype has been repeatedly captured, although the company has not yet disclosed its technical specifications. The car will be equipped with Level 2 ADAS features and the latest infotainment system.
Furthermore, the brand is working on a mid-size crossover based on the Bayon model, which is entering the global market. Pictures of this car have also appeared multiple times. In India, the company will introduce this model with numerous variants, and its design may differ from the global version.
According to reports, this will be the company's first major model (over 4 meters) equipped with CNG and entering the Creta segment, but potentially at a lower price. Additionally, Hyundai plans to increase its annual production capacity in India by 3.2 lakh units by 2030. Currently, the company produces about 11 lakh vehicles per year in India.
Hyundai is also bringing its premium brand Genesis to the Indian market. The first model of this brand may appear in 2027. It is worth noting that Hyundai sells about 15 different models in India, covering various segments and categories, including V-engine, electric, and taxi versions.



