- IPO
- Hyundai Motor India
- Tarun Garg
- Hyundai Alcazar
- Hyundai Exter
- Hyundai Grand i10 Nios
- Hyundai Venue
- Hyundai Motor Group
Hyundai Looks To Leverage India Growth Story, Says IPO Listing Funds to Be Deployed Towards New Products, Tech and R&D
- By Nilesh Wadhwa
- October 09, 2024
It is nearly 20 years since India saw a carmaker getting listed on the stock exchange, and this time, it is a South Korean automaker Hyundai Motor India.
The automaker aims to raise upto INR 278 billion by offloading 17.5 percent stake at a price band in the range of INR 1,865 to INR 1,960 per share.
The issue will be available for subscription between 15 October to 17 October, 2024.
This will also make it the largest IPO (Initial Public Offering) in India till date, surpassing Life Insurance Corporation of India’s INR 210 billion IPO that debuted in May 2022; and the biggest IPO listing for 2024 in the world.
Hyundai Motor India, will become the latest automaker in India to debut on the stock exchange, after Maruti Suzuki India’s debut in 2003.
What’s interesting to note is that the funds raised by the company’s parent company Hyundai Motor Group, which then is expected to re-invest the funds in the company, but the exact quantum and timeline has yet to be clarified.
The IPO comes at a time when the Indian stock market is seeing huge traction with lot many new companies entering the foray. Hyundai Motor Group sees India as a huge growth market, that not only contributes to 6 percent of the company’s global revenues but also acts as a leading exporter for the Asian market.
The company has company a long way since it first introduced the Santro hatchback in 1998 and has made a prominent name for itself as the second largest car maker in India for over two decades, and the largest passenger vehicle exporter.
In FY2024, the company reported wholesales of 777,876 units, which marks 13 percent CAGR growth over FY2022 and FY2023; similarly, the average selling price has increased from INR 666,455 to INR 771,840; FY2024 revenue growth of 47 percent over FY2022 and net income growing from INR 29,016 million to INR 60,600 million in FY2024 respectively.
Hyundai Motor India aims to deploy the new funds (potential investment from Hyundai Motor Group) towards building new products, investment in new technologies and R&D in the country.
| HYUNDAI MOTOR INDIA | ||||
| Year | Sales (in units) | Avg Sales Price (in INR) | Revenue (in INR million) | Net income (in INR million) |
| FY2022 | 610,760 | 669,455 | 473,784 | 29,016 |
| FY2023 | 720,565 | 725,416 | 603,076 | 17,093 |
| FY2024 | 777,876 | 771,840 | 698,291 | 60,600 |
| Source: Hyundai India | ||||
Spinny Reports Threefold Increase In Car Deliveries During Gudi Padwa
- By MT Bureau
- March 27, 2026
Spinny, an Indian full-stack used car platform, has announced that it recorded a threefold increase in vehicle deliveries on Gudi Padwa compared to standard operating days. The surge indicates a trend of consumers aligning automotive purchases with festive milestones.
The festive period saw a 50 percent increase in footfall across Spinny Car Hubs in the days leading up to the holiday. Its data suggests that 86 percent of customers experienced a standard delivery process despite the heightened activity.
Regional demand was concentrated in western and southern India:
- Maharashtra: Pune and Mumbai recorded over six times their average daily delivery volumes, with each city serving more than 100 customers in a single day.
- Geographic Contribution: Maharashtra, Andhra Pradesh, Telangana and Karnataka collectively accounted for 70 percent of total deliveries on the day.
In terms of demand trends, Hyundai Motor India and Maruti Suzuki India were the most preferred auto brands, while Hyundai Grand i10 was the most purchased vehicle. White remained the most popular exterior colour across all markets. It saw 53 percent of buyers utilised credit solutions to fund their purchases, reflecting a shift towards structured ownership.
Hanish Yadav, Senior Vice-President, Spinny, said, “Gudi Padwa holds deep cultural significance as a time of renewal and new beginnings. We are witnessing more customers align their car-buying journeys with such meaningful occasions. The strong surge in deliveries and increased engagement across our hubs reflects both evolving consumer intent and the trust placed in Spinny. Our focus remains on ensuring a transparent, reliable, and high-quality experience - regardless of demand cycles.”
New Renault Duster TCe Turbo 160 Achieves 18.45 Kmpl ARAI-Certified Mileage
- By MT Bureau
- March 25, 2026
Renault India has officially released the ARAI-certified fuel efficiency figures for the newly launched Duster, which is now powered by the Turbo TCe 160 engine. This latest iteration of the SUV delivers a fuel economy rating of 18.45 kmpl when paired with the DCT automatic gearbox, while the version equipped with the six-speed manual transmission achieves a rating of 17.75 kmpl.
Developed specifically to suit Indian driving conditions, the vehicle combines robust performance with what Renault describes as best-in-class ride and handling characteristics. At the heart of the Duster is a turbo-petrol unit that generates 163 PS of power along with 280 Nm of torque, securing its position as the most powerful engine in its category.
Through intelligent engineering and a carefully optimised powertrain, Renault has managed to create a compelling balance that merges high output with segment-leading fuel efficiency, ensuring drivers do not have to compromise between spirited performance and economical running.
Dr V Vikraman, Chief of Renault Engineering, Renault Group India, said, “The ARAI-certified figures highlight the strength of our technology and our commitment to delivering superior all-round value. New Renault Duster’s Turbo 160 engine integrates advanced solutions such as low-friction coatings and high-pressure fuel injection to optimise combustion and efficiency. Paired with Renault’s latest DCT automatic transmission, which ensures fast and seamless gear shifts, the powertrain delivers an excellent balance of performance and fuel efficiency while remaining strong and responsive on the road.”
- Hyundai Motor Company
- Bradley J. Arnold
- Hyundai Design North America
- HDNA
- Hyundai Genesis
- General Motors Design
- ArtCenter College of Design
- Luc Donckerwolke
- SangYup Lee
- Genesis
Hyundai Appoints Bradley J. Arnold as Head of Hyundai Design North America
- By MT Bureau
- March 25, 2026
South Korean automotive major Hyundai Motor Company has named Bradley J. Arnold as Chief Designer and Head of Hyundai Design North America (HDNA) in Irvine, California.
He will oversee vehicle and concept design for the North American market, focusing on the company’s design-led strategy.
Arnold rejoined Hyundai in 2016 and has held various leadership roles within the California studio. Since 2021, he led the exterior design team, contributing to the 2023 Hyundai Palisade facelift and the 2022 Hyundai Santa Cruz. His previous experience includes:
- Hyundai (2008–2011): Contributions to the Hyundai Genesis Coupe exterior and Hyundai Curb Concept interior.
- General Motors Design (2011–2016): Work on the Cadillac Elmiraj Concept, Chevrolet Tru 140S, and mobility concepts.
- Academic: Graduate of and former instructor at the ArtCenter College of Design.
In 2025, Arnold served as interim design head at HDNA, where he managed the development of production and concept vehicles. He directed the global XRT off-road strategy within 'The Sandbox,' a design hub at the California studio.
Under his guidance, this facility has produced the 2026 Palisade XRT PRO, the CRATER Concept, and upcoming XRT models scheduled for production.
Luc Donckerwolke, Executive Vice-President and Chief Creative Officer, Hyundai Motor Group, said, “Design is the clearest expression of our ambition as a brand. Brad brings clarity, courage, and a strong connection to North American customers. His leadership will be instrumental as Hyundai Design North America shapes vehicles that are both emotionally engaging and globally relevant.”
SangYup Lee, Executive Vice-President and Head of Hyundai and Genesis Global Design, commented, “With more than 18 years of experience working with highly respected global automotive brands, Brad brings an exceptional level of creative leadership and vision. We are excited to have him lead Hyundai Design North America and build on the strong momentum of our vehicle design direction.”
Matt Benns Joins Volvo Car UK Executive Team As Commercial Operations Director
- By MT Bureau
- March 24, 2026
Volvo Car UK has appointed Matt Benns as its new Commercial Operations Director, effective 30 March 2026. Reporting to Managing Director Nicole Melillo Shaw, he will join the UK Executive Management Team. In this capacity, Benns assumes responsibility for New, Used and Fleet car sales, alongside the Direct-to-Consumer offering, Network Development and Aftersales.
Benns brings a diverse automotive background defined by delivering transformation across OEM brands, retail networks and software ecosystems. He joins from his role as CEO of ELLA Digital, with prior global positions at Auto.Works, Keyloop, Connect Auto, Volkswagen Group UK and Mazda UK. His extensive experience will be instrumental in driving commercial performance across Volvo Car UK’s operations.
Nicole Melillo Shaw, Managing Director, Volvo Car UK, said, “Matt has a proven track-record and deep industry expertise, coupled with digital and direct-to-consumer experience, which make him a fantastic addition to our team in the UK. As we continue to accelerate our growth, and strengthen our position in the market, his vision and energy will play a key role in shaping our future success and I am looking forward to working together.”
Benns said, “Volvo Cars has long stood for innovation, safety and progressive thinking, so it’s a privilege to join the business at such a pivotal time with the upcoming launch of the Volvo EX60. I’m looking forward to working with the talented teams across the organisation and our retail partners to build on the brand’s strong foundations and unlock new opportunities for growth.”

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