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How Hyundai gave other automakers in India tough competition, the journey so far
Hyundai Motor India Limited steps in to its 20th year.Hyundai’s vision of attaining market leadership position in the Indian automobile market is one the automaker is taking seriously, having sold 54,420 cars last month. This includes domestic sales (42,351) and exports. Maruti enjoys market leadership in India since forever and retailed 126,569 cars last month.
Hyundai Motor India Limited steps in to its 20th year.Hyundai’s vision of attaining market leadership position in the Indian automobile market is one the automaker is taking seriously, having sold 54,420 cars last month. This includes domestic sales (42,351) and exports. Maruti enjoys market leadership in India since forever and retailed 126,569 cars last month.
Hyundai’s quest to being the most trusted auto brand in India will be alongside being a modern premium brand with products and services beyond customer expectations, and of course, a great place to work. Hyundai Motor India Limited’s journey in India began two decades earlier to date.
HMIL, the country’s second largest car manufacturer and largest exporter laid its factory foundation stone in India on 6th May 1996. Operations here started in September 1998 in Sriperumbudur near Chennai. It was Hyundai’s first integrated car manufacturing plant outside Korea. The MPFI engine based tallboy Santro (now discontinued) was the first Hyundai car in India.
Mr. Young Key Koo, Managing Director, Hyundai Motor India Limited and Mr Venu Srinivasan, Chairman, Sundaram Clayton
Mr. Young Key Koo, Managing Director, Hyundai Motor India Limited and Mr Venu Srinivasan, Chairman, Sundaram Clayton
At the 20th Foundation Day celebrations of HMIL, Managing Director, Young Key Koo spoke about increasing Hyundai’s customer outreach with the launch of 2 new products every year to expand its footprint here. Growth will be supported by GDSI and digital showrooms, automated workshops, Experience Hyundai programmes for brand and product, sponsorships, and more.
The HMIL manufacturing facility is being upgraded and automated periodically. Investments at present are at 3.1 billion USD. Vendor investment stands at 1.5 billion USD. He further adds this as an important milestone for the company. The dream of transforming the Indian auto industry with contemporary products began 20 years earlier and has come to fruition today. Hyundai has also furthered the Made in India ethos seamlessly with India being an important export hub for HMC. Through this journey, the Indian customer has been immensely supportive.
Mr. Young Key Koo, Managing Director, Hyundai Motor India Limited along with HMIL Senior management, dealers and vendors
Top management of HMIL, vendors and dealer partners, received a baton-scroll from Mr. YK Koo, as a token of their commitment to aid Hyundai to become a market leader. HMIL has launched a new logo to illustrate its 20-year journey in India. HMIL will organize a grand carnival for employees at the factory premises this weekend.
This article has first appeared in Rushlane.com
