Hyundai Motor India will increase vehicle prices by up to 1% from September 2026. The price revision will vary by model and variant and comes just ahead of India’s crucial festive car-buying season.

Hyundai Motor India has admitted that slower product launches and facelifts contributed to declining domestic sales and market share. To regain momentum, the automaker has announced an ambitious roadmap featuring 26 new models, ₹45,000 crore in investments, expanded manufacturing capacity, and a stronger focus on EVs and hybrids by 2030.

The Hyundai i20 has crossed the 15 lakh sales milestone in India nearly 18 years after its debut. We trace its journey across three generations, from the original 2008 i20 and blockbuster Elite i20 to today's third-generation model.

Hyundai has introduced an Assured Buyback Program for the Creta Electric, offering eligible buyers a 60% residual value after three years or 45,000 km. The initiative aims to address one of the biggest concerns surrounding EV ownership — uncertain resale value.

Hyundai has made the Creta Electric more accessible with a new Battery-as-a-Service model. The SUV now starts at ₹10.99 lakh, while battery rental begins from ₹3.90/km. But the real ownership cost will depend on monthly running.

Hyundai has announced July 2026 consumer offers with benefits of up to ₹1 lakh on the Creta, ₹95,000 on the Old Verna, ₹85,000 on the Creta Electric and attractive discounts across the Grand i10 Nios, i20, Exter, Alcazar and more.