Hyundai India’s September haul of 77,916 vehicles marks the company’s best‑ever monthly total, a 10.8% rise over the same month last year. The spike reflects solid performance on both fronts: domestic sales climbed 10.9% to 57,166 units, while exports grew 10.4% to 20,750 cars.
The domestic jump of 2,770 units over August—about 5.1% month‑on‑month—comes after August’s 23.6% year‑on‑year rise, showing a steady upward trend for the brand in the Indian market. Hyundai’s 57,166 domestic sales beat its July record, setting a new benchmark for the brand.
Export figures tell a different story: the 20,750 vehicles shipped in September more than doubled August’s 11,400, a 10.4% YoY increase. Logistics hiccups linked to regional tensions had dented August shipments, but the lift in September suggests those constraints are easing.
While sales numbers dominate the headlines, Hyundai also opened bookings for the Bayon—its new nameplate aimed at the compact‑SUV segment—right before the festive season. The Bayon is expected to tap a market that has been hungry for affordable, feature‑rich vehicles.
For buyers, the record month signals that Hyundai’s models are not only selling well but also gaining traction against rivals. A steady growth in both domestic and export markets means the brand is investing in production and supply chains, which could translate into better availability and potentially more competitive pricing for future buyers.