Hey friends, Hyundai Motor India Limited (HMIL) dispatched a total of 58,701 vehicles in the month of May 2025, of which 43,861 units came from domestic Hyundai Sales in May 2025 and 14,840 units from exports.
This performance came after the company took a planned manufacturing pause at its Sriperumbudur plant in Tamil Nadu. This maintenance shutdown impacted the availability of some popular models, but it had no impact on exports.
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Maintaining Export Momentum Despite Maintenance Shutdown.
The May 2025 maintenance break was part of HMIL’s biannual schedule, with the primary goal being servicing and optimisation of production lines. This temporarily reduced the supply of some fast-moving models. But Hyundai maintained momentum in its global supply chain, and exports continued to be strong.
The company has now put its plant operations back into normal mode and expects delivery cycles to be streamlined again, whether it be domestic market or internationally.
Tarun Garg’s Statement on Hyundai Sales in May 2025 – ‘Make in India, Made for the World’.
HMIL’s Whole-time Director and COO Tarun Garg said,
“We are seeing constant growth in our export volume, which is proof of our ‘Make in India, Made for the World’ vision. We are also expecting a steady rise in both domestic and global demand.”
His statement shows that the company is focusing on long-term growth, be in the internal market or globally.
Creta Electric’s Entry Gave a Boost, Ready for Venue Facelift Launch.
In early 2025, Hyundai launched the Creta Electric in India, the impact of which was seen on Hyundai sales in May 2025. This variant has been crucial in bringing in the highest monthly sales for the Creta nameplate.
Also, Hyundai is now working on a new generation Venue, which is expected to launch by the end of this year. The Venue facelift will get new design cues inspired by the latest Creta and Alcazar. But engine options will remain the familiar choices:
- 1.2L NA petrol
- 1.5L CRDi diesel
- 1.0L GDI turbo petrol (3-cylinder)
Multiple transmission choices will be available with all these engines.
Hyundai’s Future Plans – 26 New Launches Till 2030.
Hyundai has also recently announced that 26 new models will be launched for India by FY30. 6 of these will be pure electric vehicles, while the rest of the ICE line-up will include new variants, facelifts, and upgraded features.
This move by Hyundai clearly shows that Hyundai wants to be a major part of the EV revolution in India, and will simultaneously keep its internal combustion engine (ICE) portfolio strong.
Conclusion: Our True Opinion on Hyundai Sales in May 2025
Despite the planned manufacturing shutdown, higher Hyundai Sales in May 2025 reflect its strong supply chain management and EV strategy.
With the success of the Creta Electric and the upcoming Venue facelift, Hyundai has every chance of further strengthening its leadership position in the Indian market.
The company’s long-term commitment, with 26 new launches by 2030, clearly shows that Hyundai’s planning is futuristic and customer-centric.
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