Hyundai Motor India Limited plans to regain India's second-largest passenger vehicle position by 2028-29 after slipping to fourth, backed by parent Hyundai Motor Company's expansion of the Talegaon Pune plant from 170,000 units to 320,000 units by 2030, combined capacity of nearly 1.14 million units with Chennai, 26 new models including four EVs by 2029, and part of Hyundai Motor Group's $15.5 billion India investment for 2026-2032.

Hyundai Motor India Limited will invest Rs 11,000 crore in phases at its Pune facility to expand annual installed capacity from 170,000 units to 320,000 units by 2030, a plan announced by Managing Director and CEO Tarun Garg at the plant inauguration as part of its broader India investment strategy.

Hyundai Motor India Limited was named by Nomura as one of its preferred Buy-rated OEM picks on the rising electric-vehicle penetration theme, with Nomura saying EV penetration at original equipment manufacturers will be a key determinant of stock returns.

Hyundai Motor India is in focus after Hyundai Motor Group announced a $15.5 billion investment strategy for India over 2026-2032, underscoring India's importance to its long-term growth, emerging-market expansion and next-generation automotive technologies.

Hyundai Motor India Limited's expansion in India was outlined by Hyundai Motor Co President and CEO José Muñoz, who said the group will target 26 new vehicles in India including entry EV, SUV EV and off-road vehicles, about 50% electrified vehicles by 2030 including CNG, electric, hybrid and fuel-cell models, and a big announcement for its new Pune plant, described as the third for the group and second for Hyundai Motor Company.

Hyundai Motor India Limited has fully revealed the India-spec Bayon mid-size SUV ahead of its October 26, 2026 launch, with bookings open for Rs 11,000. The Bayon will offer a 1.5-litre petrol engine with manual and IVT options, dual 12.3-inch displays and a generative AI voice assistant developed with Perplexity and SoundHound AI.

HSBC retained a Buy on Hyundai Motor India Limited with an unchanged Rs 2,300 target on export growth potential, despite cutting EPS by 14% and 7%. HSBC expects September-quarter volume up 14.7% but EBITDA down 22.3%, and lists CAFE 3 norms as a risk dependent on Hyundai Motor India Limited's EV line-up.

Nomura maintained its Buy rating on Hyundai Motor India ahead of 2QFY27 results, while flagging continued margin pressure for passenger vehicle makers from commodity costs and competitive intensity.

Hyundai Motor India Limited was among carmakers that raised prices in the nine months to September while offering benefits of up to Rs 1 lakh on the Creta to maintain affordability amid elevated dealer stock.