Cars made in India are doing secrets on the world, this company sold 37 lakh cars abroad

Last updated:February 15, 2025, 15:33 IST

Hyundai Motor India has exported more than 37 lakh units in 25 years, with I10 and VERNA major models. The company has sent cars to 150 countries and exported 1 million units in Africa.

New Delhi. Hyundai Motor India is India's leading car manufacturer. The company has a large customer base in India. The company has been trading in India for a long time. The company started exports from India in the year 1999. Now it has been 25 years since exporting the company from India. In 25, the company has exported more than 37 lakh units.

In his export trip, Hyundai has sent cars manufactured in India in more than 150 countries around the world. The company currently exports cars to more than 60 countries. Hyundai's most popular export models are I10, Exter, Verna, Creta and Alcazar. At the global level, the Hyundai i10 family has crossed the export milestone of 1.5 million units, while the Hyundai Verna alone has crossed 5 lakh units.

Most exports in Africa
Hyundai has exported 1 million units in Africa alone. The company began shipping External in South Africa in 2024. Exterited is the eighth model made in India for the South African market. In 2024, Saudi Arabia, South Africa, Mexico, Chile and Peru emerged as the largest export market for Hyundai. The car manufacturer exported a total of 1,58,686 vehicles during the year.

The company's managing director Anasu Kim said, “Hyundai Motor India proudly stands as the biggest exporter of passenger vehicles from India. After exporting more than 37 lakh units in the last 25 years, Hyundai Motor India has earned significant foreign exchange for the country, while India has been placed on a global map for its manufacturing. ”

He said, “This is a proof of the rising level of faith in Indian engineering and the popularity of Indian craftsmanship worldwide. With a target to become the largest export center for Hyundai outside South Korea, we aspire to continue our development path in the coming years. ”