VinFast Overtakes Hyundai & Kia to Become India’s 4th Largest EV Brand
December 30, 2025
VinFast moved past Hyundai and Kia in December 2025 to take fourth place in India’s electric car market, helped by its locally built SUVs.
VinFast moved past Hyundai and Kia in December 2025 to take fourth place in India’s electric car market, helped by its locally built SUVs.
Hyundai teases its largest electric vehicle, a Staria-based MPV, set for a January debut at the Brussels Motor Show, featuring 800V fast charging.
Hyundai confirms a 2027 launch of a new compact electric SUV specially designed for India. It’s expected to have a 300km+ range and compete with the Tata Punch EV. Hyundai has officially declared plans to launch a new compact electric SUV for the Indian market by 2027. This will indeed be an interesting turn from its usual practice of modifying global models to make an original of its own, truly
Hyundai has given a good jolt of energy to the proceedings with ‘Concept Three.’ The compact EV previews the Ioniq 3, which will take on the VW Golf GTI with market entry by 2026. The design philosophy, known as the “Art of Steel,” embodies the ultimate attitude toward the exterior of the Hyundai Concept Three. Sculpted bodywork and parametric pixel lighting comprising Hyundai’s signature style at the front and rear
With an extended range of up to 510km and additional features, the Creta Electric now features new variants in its lineup. Hyundai Motor India has launched three new Creta Electric variants. The Announcement was made in an article published on September 3, 2025. These variants and range enhancement are made for the Indian market. Creta Electric Gets More Options and Features The addition of three new trims to the Creta
South Korean automaker confirms the introduction of its luxury car, Genesis, in the Indian market amid rising demand for premium vehicles. Hyundai Motor India aims to launch its luxury brand, Genesis, in India. Genesis’ most recent annual financial report for fiscal year 2024-25 states that it is “under strategic evaluation” for the Indian market. If approved, this would be Hyundai’s first straight entry into the country’s premium car category. Hyundai’s
