Hyundai has introduced a Battery-as-a-Service ownership model for the Creta Electric, reducing its entry price to Rs 10.99 lakh from Rs 18.03 lakh, allowing customers to finance the battery separately. The updated model includes features like a 7.4 kW wall-box charger and improved design elements, aiming to make electric vehicle ownership more accessible.

Hyundai's recent sales figures show a drop in passenger vehicle demand, linked to the impact of weak monsoon conditions on rural consumer sentiment.

Hyundai Motor India reported total sales of 51,335 units in June 2026, despite a production disruption caused by a fire at a supplier's facility, which resulted in a loss of 13,900 units. The company has resumed normal production operations as of June 22, 2026, and anticipates recovering the lost volume within the second quarter of FY26-27.

The Hyundai Creta Electric is priced between Rs 18.03 lakh and Rs 24.55 lakh, with battery pack options of 42 kWh and 51.4 kWh, and a claimed range of up to 510 km, positioning it as a mid-range option among electric SUVs.

Hyundai has showcased E85 and E100 vehicles but has not launched them commercially, indicating a wait-and-see approach in the flex-fuel vehicle market.

Hyundai Motor India is likely to report a 19% decline in overall volumes due to temporary production disruptions following a fire at a supplier's facility, although production is expected to normalize by the end of June.