Hyundai Motor Company is a South Korean multinational automotive manufacturer.
Established in 1967, Hyundai initially focused on building smaller vehicles for the domestic market.
In the 1990s, Hyundai expanded internationally and gained a reputation for producing affordable, reliable, and stylish cars.

The Hyundai Accent and Sonata were some of the early models that helped the brand establish itself globally.
Hyundai has since become one of the world's largest automakers, known for innovation and a wide range of vehicles.

Currently, there are over 1000 touch points and roughly 450 dealerships for the organisation. To compete more effectively with Maruti, the company is considering introducing more touchpoints.

The largest portfolio in India belongs to Hyundai Motor India. Since it first entered the Indian auto industry in 1998, the Korean carmaker has been very active. The Hyundai Santro was the first car the business sold in India, and since then the Korean automaker has never looked back.

Sriperumbudur, Tamil Nadu's Kanchipuram district is home to Hyundai's operations. Both of the company's operations are located here, and the first plant was officially opened here in 1998. Both of these plants contain engine and body manufacture, quality testing, advanced production, and numerous other testing facilities. The second factory began in 2008. The company's present production in India was boosted by the opening of the new factory in 2008.



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Honda is one of the most popular and innovative automobile manufacturers in the world. The company has a long and rich history of producing cars, motorcycles, and other products that have revolutionized the mobility industry. In this blog post, we will explore the origins, achievements, and vision of Honda, and how it became a global leader in automotive technology.

Honda was founded by Soichiro Honda, a Japanese engineer and entrepreneur who had a passion for automobiles and innovation. Soichiro started his career as a mechanic, tuning cars and racing them. He later established his own company, Tokai Seiki, which produced piston rings for Toyota. However, during World War II, his factories were bombed and destroyed, forcing him to sell his assets to Toyota.

After the war, Soichiro saw an opportunity to create a cheap and reliable mode of transportation for the masses. He attached a small engine to a bicycle frame, creating the first Honda motorcycle. He then founded Honda Motor Co., Ltd. in 1948, with the vision of providing "the joy of expanding people's potential through technology". He recruited talented engineers and designers and invested heavily in research and development.

*The Rise of Honda*

Honda quickly became the world's largest motorcycle manufacturer, producing innovative models such as the Super Cub, the CB750, and the Gold Wing. The company also entered the automobile market in 1963, with the launch of the T360 mini-truck and the S500 sports car. Honda's cars were known for their fuel efficiency, reliability, and performance, as well as their advanced features such as CVCC engines, VTEC systems, and hybrid technology.

Honda also expanded its global presence, establishing factories and subsidiaries in various countries such as the USA, Canada, Mexico, Brazil, Thailand, India, Vietnam, Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Argentina, Spain, UK, Pakistan, Taiwan, China, and more. The company also created a luxury brand, Acura, in 1986, to compete with other premium automakers. Some of the most successful Honda cars include the Civic, the Accord, the CR-V, the Odyssey, the Fit/Jazz, and the NSX.

Honda's first car, the N360, gained popularity for its compact size and fuel efficiency.
Honda is recognized for its engineering excellence and iconic models such as the Civic, Accord, and CR-V.
The brand is also a pioneer in hybrid technology with models like the Honda Insight and Honda Clarity.




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Volkswagen often abbreviated as VW, is a German automobile manufacturer founded in 1937.
The company was established by the German Labor Front and originally aimed to create affordable cars for the masses.

Volkswagen achieved iconic status with the production of the Volkswagen Beetle, known as the "People's Car."
The brand expanded its lineup to include the Volkswagen Golf, Volkswagen Passat, and the Volkswagen Polo.
Volkswagen Group, the parent company, also owns brands like Audi, Porsche, and Lamborghini, making it one of the largest automotive groups in the world.

Volkswagen, a German automaker, first entered the Indian market in 2007. The parent company, **Volkswagen Group India**, is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Volkswagen AG company, which is headquartered in Wolfsburg, Germany.

Volkswagen India has a plant in Chakan, Pune, with a 2 lakh unit annual production capacity. At this facility, the company produces Taigun and the upcoming Polo and Vento. The Tiguan, which is built at their SAVWIPL plant in Aurangabad among other Volkswagen cars, is also sold there.

**Volkswagen Motorsport India** is the name of Volkswagen's motorsport division in India. It was established in 2009 and focuses on the annual national One-make racing championship. The Polo Cup, subsequently known as the Vento Cup, served as the inaugural trophy for the championship series. At the moment, the Polo Cup serves as the title series.






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The Datsun brand was founded in 1931 and is owned by Nissan. Datsun is the budget car brand for Nissan globally and the company debuted in India in 2014 with the Go hatchback and has its manufacturing unit in the Renalut-Nissan plant in Chennai, Tamil Nadu. The Go and Redi-go are two of the most [popular Datsun cars](https://www.carbike360.com/popular-cars/datsun) in India currently.

The company hasn't revealed any plans for electric vehicles in the Indian market and has updated its models with the BS6 norms in 2020. 



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