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Hyundai Motor India Anticipates Export Volume Recovery in Q2
✍️ BusinessLine
🗓 09 Aug 2026, 10:53 AM
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Hyundai Motor India’s Managing Director and CEO Tarun Garg said the company expects its export volumes to rebound in the second quarter.
Hyundai Motor India has announced that it foresees a rebound in its export volumes during the second quarter of the year. The announcement comes after a period of subdued sales abroad, which had impacted the company’s overall production targets.
Managing Director and CEO Tarun Garg stated that the company’s export strategy is poised to regain momentum. He highlighted that the firm’s global supply chain has stabilized and that demand for its vehicles in key overseas markets is on the rise.
The company attributes the expected uptick to a combination of factors, including the introduction of new models tailored for international customers and the easing of trade barriers in several regions. Additionally, improvements in logistics and inventory management are expected to support the recovery.
A recovery in export volumes is seen as a positive sign for Hyundai Motor India’s profitability and for the broader Indian automotive export sector, which has been seeking to diversify its markets beyond traditional partners.
Managing Director and CEO Tarun Garg stated that the company’s export strategy is poised to regain momentum. He highlighted that the firm’s global supply chain has stabilized and that demand for its vehicles in key overseas markets is on the rise.
The company attributes the expected uptick to a combination of factors, including the introduction of new models tailored for international customers and the easing of trade barriers in several regions. Additionally, improvements in logistics and inventory management are expected to support the recovery.
A recovery in export volumes is seen as a positive sign for Hyundai Motor India’s profitability and for the broader Indian automotive export sector, which has been seeking to diversify its markets beyond traditional partners.