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Hyundai India sold 70,347 units in September 2025, while exports have increased by 44 per cent on an annual basis.
Despite the challenges of cuts in GST 2.0 and shopping in the festive season, Hyundai Motor India Limited made a good sale in September 2025. The company has sold a total of 70,347 units this month, which is a 10 per cent increase in an annual basis compared to the 64,201 units sold in the same month last year.
Of these, 51,547 units are sold in the domestic market, while 18,800 units have been exported. The second largest company to build SUVs in the country has gained a large share by selling 37,313 units alone, making Hyundai’s biggest hold in the Indian market so far.
According to sales data, SUV stake was 72.4 percent. In the SUV segment, Creta has once again emerged as Hyundai’s crown. The midsize SUV has recorded the highest monthly sales ever with 18,861 units last month, dominating the Creta in one of the most competitive segments in the local market. At the same time, other SUVs of Hyundai are also sold a lot.
The Venue Compact SUV has also recorded its best monthly sales in 20 months, which has been of 11,484 units. The next generation venue will be available for sale in about a month and will be completely changed from inside and outside, while the current 1.2 liter NA petrol, 1.0 liter turbo petrol and 1.5 liter diesel engine are expected to be retained.
Exports in Hyundai’s September data also proved to be equally important. The company exported 18,800 units to foreign markets, which is an increase of about 44 percent on a year-on-year basis. Significantly, it was also Hyundai’s best export performance in the last 33 months. A total of 99,540 units have been exported in total from April to September 2025.
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Thus, there has been a 17 percent increase compared to the same period of 2024. Hyundai officials credited this success to the balance created after GST 2.0, which increased the sale of domestic cars as soon as the festive season started. The company called it “double-engine growth”, that is, both domestic and international sales are growing simultaneously.