Hyundai Motor India Limited (HMIL) has announced a Rs 45,000 crore investment plan through FY2030 in the strategic roadmap for further strengthening its domestic and export markets out of India. Articulating
it as making India, the second-largest global region for Hyundai, the company shared its endeavour toward product expansion, localisation, advanced manufacturing, and sustainable mobility here. The plan also includes new market segment entry and extension of the powertrain portfolio, along with the launch of its luxury brand Genesis in India by 2027. The company has also targeted topline revenue over Rs 1 lakh crore while sustaining double-digit EBITDA margins by FY2030.
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Hyundai India Future Plans: 26 New Launches And New Segment Entry
In the course of its strategic roadmap, Hyundai is going to introduce 26 new products by FY2030, which will comprise seven all-new nameplates. This will mark the company's entry into MPV and off-road SUV segments, thereby considerably strengthening its position in the UV category. By the end of this decade, Hyundai targets utility vehicles (UVs) to contribute more than 80% of its domestic sales. Also included in plans is the distribution network, widening to cover 85% of India's districts, with rural markets making up almost 30% share in total sales.
Hyundai India Future Plans: Focus On Electrification And Powertrain Mix
Hyundai will roll out India’s first locally manufactured dedicated electric SUV by 2027. By FY2030, 50% of its portfolio will be powered by eco-friendly technologies, including EV, CNG, and Hybrid powertrains. This diversification positions Hyundai as one of the few mass-market OEMs offering a full range of powertrain options in India.
Hyundai India Future Plans: Strengthening Export Hub And Manufacturing
Hyundai Motor India Limited is also keen on firming up its place as an international export hub targeting exports of about 30% of its general production by the year 2030. The company is also progressing towards a Software Defined Factory and deeper localisation efforts to enhance manufacturing efficiency and cost competitiveness.
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Hyundai India Future Plans: Financial Targets and Shareholder Value
Hyundai has set its eyes on an ambitious target, striving for 1.5x growth in revenue to beat Rs 1 lakh crore mark by FY2030. It also announced a dividend payout guidance of 20–40%, reflecting its focus on long-term shareholder value. The company will leverage product innovation, electrification, and market expansion to turbocharge the already dynamic auto market within India.
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