Hyundai to launch four new models in two years

In the past one year, the entry level A-segment - which has models like the Maruti Alto and Hyundai Eon - and the bread and butter B segment - with models like the Hyundai i10 , MarutiWagonR and Chevrolet Beat and Spark - have shown a sharp degrowth as ...

The Indian car sales kicked off sluggishly in fiscal 2014. Barring Hyundai Motors, other car manufacturers including Maruti Suzuki and Tata Motors posted lower sales in April than last year. On the Export front, Tata Motors and Hyundai Motors posted ...

Tata remains in third position behind Maruti Suzuki India Limited (39.1%) (unrated) and Hyundai Motor Company (14.3%) (Baa1 stable). Last Thursday, the Society of Indian Automobile Manufacturers (SIAM) March monthly sales report showed declining ...

Car companies like Maruti Suzuki, Hyundai and Tata Motors have now got a formidable competitior in the form of Honda cars India as the company has offered its first product in the diesel version on Thursday. Honda launched its much-awaited entry ...

Honda Cars India is very close on the heels of launching their new Amaze sedan with 1.5L diesel engine and 1.2L petrol engine. But what after the Amaze, it is now revealed that Honda is working on an even smaller car, which will be the smallest ever ...

The country's largest car-maker Maruti Suzuki India on wednesday reported 3.1 per cent decline in its total sales in April this year at 97,302 units. The company had posted total sales of 100,415 units in the corresponding month last year. For April 2013, the city-based firm reported its domestic sales at 90,523 units, a marginal rise over 90,255 units in April, 2012, Maruti Suzuki India (MSI) said in a statement. MSI's exports last month went down by 33.28 per cent to 6,779 units from 10,160 ...

Hyundai has been a brand to reckon with in the hatchback segment in India, not letting Maruti Suzuki rest on its laurels. But the sedan market had not taken too kindly to it, even making it withdraw a model earlier. However, India's second-largest ...

Passenger car makers Maruti, Hyundai and Tata motors reported lacklustre sales for the month of April due to sluggish market condition, high interest rate and diesel price de-regulation

At the heart of the domestic automotive battle, the traditional big three in the market -- Maruti, Hyundai and Tata Motors -- are struggling to hold their dominant positions. Sumant Banerji reports. The emperor needs new clothes, so do the pretenders