Hyundai Motor India has closed November 2025 on an encouraging trajectory, driven by solid domestic momentum and a sharp rise in exports. The company reported total sales of 66,840 units, which includes both domestic operations and international shipments. This represents a 9.12 percent year-on-year increase compared to the 61,252 units sold in November 2024, marking a growth of 5,588 units.
The domestic market contributed 50,340 units, reflecting a 4.34 percent uptick over last year’s 48,246 units. While the numbers are strong, they do show a dip of 6.42 percent compared to October 2025’s festive-season total of 53,792 units—a typical correction after elevated demand in the preceding month. In contrast, Hyundai’s export operations delivered exceptional performance: international shipments climbed to 16,500 units, a remarkable 26.86 percent rise over November 2024.
According to Tarun Garg, Whole-time Director and COO at Hyundai Motor India, the company continues to benefit from the GST 2.0 reforms, which have supported consistent domestic sales. He also emphasized Hyundai’s expanding role as a global production hub, highlighted by the healthy growth in exports.
One of Hyundai’s biggest success stories this month is the newly launched Hyundai Venue, which has quickly become the brand’s most talked-about model. Positioned as Hyundai’s first Software Defined Vehicle, the new-generation Venue has redefined consumer expectations within the sub-4-metre SUV category. With bold design changes, a significantly upgraded feature list, next-generation connected technology powered by NVIDIA’s ccNC infotainment platform, and enhanced safety, the Venue has struck a chord with buyers nationwide. In just one month, the SUV accumulated more than 32,000 bookings—an extraordinary milestone even by Hyundai’s standards.
The latest Venue’s larger dimensions and improved cabin sophistication give it a strong competitive edge against established segment rivals such as the Tata Nexon, Maruti Brezza, Mahindra XUV 3XO, Kia Sonet, and Skoda Kylaq. Customer deliveries are expected to begin shortly, and Hyundai anticipates a substantial contribution from the Venue in upcoming months.
Looking ahead, Hyundai is preparing for an aggressive product expansion strategy that will define its market direction from 2026 onward. After witnessing Mahindra and Tata overtake it in monthly sales rankings earlier this year, Hyundai is gearing up with a refreshed portfolio that spans everything from compact SUVs to premium electric offerings. A series of launches—including the Exter facelift with next-generation infotainment, the globally popular Bayon crossover for the ₹10–12 lakh segment, and a new compact EV developed entirely in India for a 2027 debut—signal Hyundai’s intention to capture lost ground. This renewed multi-segment approach is expected to strengthen the company’s standing in India’s high-volume passenger vehicle market over the next several years.