Hyundai India Sells 64,563 Cars In June, Retains Second-Largest Carmaker Position

Hyundai's July 2024 sales reached 64,563 units, securing its position as India's second-largest carmaker.

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Hyundai has registered a cumulative sales of 64,563 units in the month of July 2024. The company takes the spot of the second-largest carmaker in the country, beating Tata Motors by a respectable margin. The domestic sales of the brand stood at 49,013 units, while it exported 15,550 units last month. HMIL also achieved YTD Jan-Jul 2024) total sales of 4,50,335 units, achieving a YOY growth of 4.31%. Recently, the brand announced that the updated 2024 Hyundai Creta facelift managed to achieve the 1 lakh sales milestone within just 6 months of its launch.

Commenting on HMIL sales, Mr. Tarun Garg, Whole-time Director and Chief Operating Officer, HMIL said, "We have posted an overall sales growth of 4.31% Year-on-Year in the period of January to July 2024. SUVs continue to demonstrate a robust contribution, accounting for 66.6% of total HMIL domestic sales. The new Hyundai CRETA achieved key milestones of 1 Lakh unit sales till July 2024, while also achieving highest ever monthly domestic sales of 17,350 units in July 2024." 

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Talking of the Creta, it has been consistently topping the charts for the South Korean brand. The new Hyundai Creta comes equipped with features such as an advanced Level 2 ADAS safety suite, a powerful 1.5-litre Turbo GDI engine and a gamut of convenience and active & passive safety features, which has redefined the SUV landscape in India once again. With features like a panoramic sunroof, adaptive cruise control, ventilated seats, a 10.25-inch touchscreen infotainment system, and a 360-degree camera, the new Hyundai Creta 2024 is packed with innovative technology in order to provide a superior driving experience.

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